Rose McGowan announced she was canceling all upcoming public appearances after she got into a shouting match with a transgender woman at a New York City bookstore Wednesday.
The mainstream media didn’t get its way on Friday when a controversial memo was released, revealing alleged government surveillance abuse and evidence that the FBI and DOJ would not have secured surveillance warrants without the infamous Trump dossier. But instead of focusing on the content of the memo, the liberal media members who didn’t want it released in the first place are harping on negative reactions to President Trump’s decision to make it public.
You can still hear it blasting out of classic rock and golden oldies stations all over the world, and against all odds, Toto’s “Africa” has become a millennial anthem 35 years later.
Tony Award-nominated actor Louis Zorich, who played a grumpy Greek diner owner in "The Muppets Take Manhattan" and the father of Paul Reiser's character on the NBC sitcom "Mad About You," has died.
Nearly 40 years after Hollywood actress Natalie Wood died at age 43 in 1981, a Los Angeles County sheriff’s official said her fatal drowning is now being investigated as a “suspicious death” after new witnesses have emerged.
The media industry’s decades-old crusade for transparency ended this week as liberal pundits from a variety of news organizations called for the controversial Devin Nunes memo to stay private.
Meghan Markle's first attended her first formal gala and gave her first public speech as a soon-to-be member of the royal family at London's Endeavour Fund Awards, but Markle's first presentation had a somewhat awkward moment.