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Charlie Heaton is finally opening up about the incident last fall, which kept him from attending the season two premiere of his hit Netflix series, Stranger Things.

Don’t expect to see Cameron Diaz on the silver screen anymore.

Eminem has plenty to say about the NRA.

Judy Garland’s time filming one of her iconic films may have been anything but a skip down the Yellow Brick Road.

Tori Spelling headed back to work over the weekend, just days after police were called their home following family turmoil that began earlier this month.

Country music star Tim McGraw on Sunday night collapsed onstage while performing his hit “Humble & Kind,” in Dublin, Ireland.

Julie Bowen wants to know just how much money her estranged husband makes.

Lorna Luft, the daughter of Judy Garland, was undergoing tests in a London hospital following an initial diagnosis of a brain tumor after she collapsed backstage at a concert in London.

Is Sharon Stone engaged?

Vanity Fair is hoping to shed light on what may have happened to the first lady of Scientology.

Vanity Fair is hoping to shed light on what may have happened to the first lady of Scientology.

British comedian Ken Dodd, whose seven-decade career stretched from the music-hall era to the age of social media, has died, his publicist said Monday.

ABC News has maintained a stony silence amid increased pressure for its star Joy Behar to apologize on-air to the "millions of Christians" who watch "The View," leaving Disney boss Bob Iger to fend for himself when an angry shareholder asked him about the brouhaha at a recent shareholder meeting.

At age 83, Jane Goodall was hesitant to appear in yet another film about how she left behind everything she knew in England to study chimpanzees in the wild of Africa in 1960. However, the pioneering British primatologist would ultimately change her mind — and she has zero regrets.

It was finally time to figure out how the lost souls of Alexandria are faring after the Saviors forced them to go on the run. It was a night of high tension and even higher stakes on Season 8, Episode 11 of “The Walking Dead.”

On Sunday, viewers far and wide were captivated by O.J. Simpson once again as Fox aired a lost 2006 interview with the former sports icon in which he described a hypothetical account of his involvement in the murder of his ex-wife, Nicole Brown Simpson, and her friend, Ron Goldman.

The minds behind the Netflix hit series “Stranger Things” have issued a public apology after someone from the production team accused them of verbally abusing “multiple women” on set.

U2 rocker Bono has apologized for the “toxic” work environment at his charity’s Johannesburg, South Africa, offices, where workers had been allegedly harassed and humiliated for years.

The Atlantic magazine came under fire Sunday after publishing a piece that attempted to justify why Women's March co-founder Tamika Mallory has declined to cut ties with anti-Semitic Nation of Islam leader Louis Farrakhan.

ABC may be hoping that a rebooted “American Idol” turns into ratings gold but the show’s debut in prime time tonight comes as the network tries to deal with a series of embarrassments surrounding the show.