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Kim Kardashian really dislikes clothing.

Luke Bryan is ready to become a reality TV personality.

Christina Hendricks said she was apprehensive about signing on for a network TV role but she decided to dive in for NBC’s upcoming “Good Girls,” a show about suburban women who rob a grocery store in order to take control of their financial struggles.

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CNN analyst Ana Navarro came under fire Monday evening after comparing the Holocaust with the ouster of top FBI official Andrew McCabe.

Catt Sadler is making her first on-air appearance following her controversy at E!. The star announced Monday that she’ll be a guest-host on an episode of “The View.”

A former HGTV star has been arrested in connection with an active warrant stemming from allegations that he molested a ten-year-old girl. The star, however, denies these allegations.

U2, Beyonce and Stevie Wonder are among the artists who have won the most Grammys.

John Leguizamo would give up his acting career for a chance to make a difference in the political arena.

As Woody Allen faces another round of scrutiny in the court of public opinion, one of his friends in show business is publicly speaking out to defend him.

Kate Winslet revealed on Sunday she has “bitter regrets” working with powerful men in Hollywood following allegations of sexual misconduct against producers and directors in recent months.

Tom Hanks will become everyone’s favorite neighbor in the newly-announced biopic about the life of the iconic children’s character, Mr. Rogers.

Maren Morris takes her genre's unofficial mantra of two chords and a truth very seriously.

Kesha thanked her supporters after delivering an emotionally-charged performance at Sunday’s Grammy Awards in New York City.

Jay-Z went home from the Grammys empty-handed, even though he was the most-nominated artist of the night, capping off a bad weekend for the rapper that included a highly publicized feud with President Trump.

While the stars in attendance seemed to enjoy Sunday night's highly-politicized Grammy Awards, viewers were turned off by the night's political antics which included a cameo from former presidential candidate Hillary Clinton.

Angelina Jolie got emotional while visiting Syrian refugee camps on a recent trip to Jordan.

Emmy Rossum is    Emmy Rossum proved to be a pioneer by negotiating a salary on par with what her male counterpart William H. Macy got for last season’s run of their Showtime series “Shameless.”

The 2018 Grammy Awards was a platform for politics featuring many politically charged speeches and skits, but political performances by U2 and Logic stood out as they addressed everything from Trump’s s---hole countries and to the #MeToo movement.

Hillary Clinton surprised viewers by making an appearance in a pre-taped segment for the 60th Annual Grammy Awards on Sunday night.