Ted Cruz called out CNN on Friday for sitting on an interview he conducted with the network on the heels of “New Day” host Chris Cuomo accusing him of being “afraid” to appear on the network.
“The View” star Joy Behar came under fire this week for saying Vice President Mike Pence has a “mental illness” because he listens to Jesus – but it’s safe to assume she won’t have the same criticism of liberal hero Oprah Winfrey.
Elton John's most recent performance hit an unexpected note after the singer was whacked in the face with what appeared to be Mardi Gras beads while on stage.
Jennifer Lawrence was so happy for her good friend Amy Schumer and new husband, Chris Fischer, that she cried during the comedian's sudden wedding ceremony.
Daryle Singletary's record label announced shortly after his death that they would be releasing an unpublished song from the late singer to benefit his widow and four children -- but Singletary's business partner is fighting back.
NBC’s much vaunted news division struggled badly to cover the tragic Florida school shooting on Thursday and Friday, because its entire team of news stars was half way around the world promoting NBC’s Olympics coverage.
Late night television host Jimmy Kimmel used his platform to call out Republican lawmakers and President Trump to do something in order to stop children from being murdered.
Jennifer Aniston and Justin Theroux's separate fortunes will remain intact after their split, thanks to the "ironclad" prenup the couple signed prior to getting married.
With everyone excited to tune into NBC’s coverage of the men’s figure skating competition on Thursday’s Primetime broadcast, they were upset to see skiing on the network rather than the record-setting performance by American skater Vincent Zhou.
After Jennifer Aniston and Justin Theroux announced they would be separating, fans quickly took to social media to question whether Brad Pitt would soon be in the picture again.
Fox News spoke with Robin Tunney about what surprised her the most about Cage, her favorite memory with Arnold Schwarzenegger and whether she stays in touch with her former cast mates from “The Craft.”
As Aaron Carter, the early millennium singer famous for hit songs like “Aaron’s Party” and “That’s How I beat Shaq,” gears up to release his first album in 15 years, the revamped artist, who's had a controversial past, is ready to reinvent himself.
