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Katy Perry and Orlando Bloom are back on.

Brad Pitt and Leonardo DiCaprio are set to star in Quentin Tarantino‘s “Once Upon a Time in Hollywood.”

Brad Pitt and Leonardo DiCaprio are set to star in Quentin Tarantino‘s “Once Upon a Time in Hollywood.”

Brazilian bombshell Anna de Paula is all too familiar with heating things up.

Jennifer Lawrence spoke with Fox News about the film, spy skills, female empowerment, and about why there isn't a better time for this movie than right now.

Craig Morgan and his family were in the middle of putting together a reality show about their lives when their 19-year-old son Jerry died in a tragic boating accident in the summer of 2016.

The city of Columbus, Ohio, is pumped – for the 30th anniversary edition of the Arnold Sports Festival, named for the world’s most famous bodybuilder-movie star-politician, Arnold Schwarzenegger.

Kevin Smith, the director who suffered a “widow-maker” heart attack early Monday, was forced to come to the defense of actor Chris Pratt who wished him well and said that he was praying for him.

The Rolling Stones rocker Keith Richards apologized Wednesday for the “completely out of line” comments he made in an interview with The Wall Street Journal about longtime bandmate Mick Jagger.

ABC has received in excess of 30,000 calls since the Media Research Center launched a campaign to hold “The View” co-hosts accountable for spewing “anti-Christian bigotry,” but it doesn’t appear that the network plans to take action.

Jeff Franklin, the creator of “Full House” and showrunner on the Netflix sequel series “Fuller House” has been removed from his position amid claims of poor behavior on set and in the writers' room.

Lindsey Vonn returned to the U.S. from the Olympic Games in Pyeongchang on Monday, spent Tuesday sleeping in, and by Wednesday she was back in the gym.

NBC News published a misleading headline on Tuesday that accused Russia of compromising “seven states prior to the 2016 election,” but failed to mention that votes weren't changed until the sixth paragraph of the accompanying story.

Actor Lee Pace reluctantly revealed that he’s dated both men and women ahead of his upcoming role in the Broadway revival of “Angels in America.”

ABC has received in excess of 30,000 calls since the Media Research Center launched a campaign to hold “The View” co-hosts accountable for spewing “anti-Christian bigotry,” but it doesn’t appear that the network plans to take action.

Sometimes stars want to cringe with embarrassment. Other times, they just want attention.

A frustrated Katie Couric has fired back at Yahoo News despite earning a reported $10 million a year from the site, claiming her time with the company as a journalist was “not fulfilling.”

Armie Hammer is back tweeting and renewing a Twitter feud with BuzzFeed senior culture writer Anne Helen Peterson.

Kelly Ripa and Ryan Seacrest are trying to abide by the adage the show must go on but even the smallest "misstep" is being dissected as a possible reference to the looming scandal by various media-watchers.

Lance Armstrong and former porn star Mia Khalifa have something in common – they both know what it’s like to live with some major regrets.