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Fox Sports host Charissa Thomas' private photos were hacked and leaked online.

British actor Tom Hardy’s rap mixtape from the 1990’s has resurfaced.

Really creative, or borderline child abuse? You decide!

Kim Kardashian and Kanye West announced the name of their baby girl on Friday.

CNN’s Jim Acosta resumed his role as White House punching bag on Friday when Office of Management and Budget Director Mick Mulvaney shut him down during a briefing on the looming government shutdown.

The iconic band dropped a new animated video with the world’s current political climate as depicted by the Israeli graffiti group Broken Fingaz Crew.

"Fixer Upper" fans will be delighted to see two guest appearances this season on the hit HGTV show.

Marilyn Manson said Johnny Depp was considering joining his band to play the guitar.

Ewan McGregor's 15-year-old daughter has slammed the Hollywood star in a song she wrote and posted online.

Hunter McGrady is getting ready for her close-up.

Carrie Underwood gave fans an update on her injuries two months after she took a serious tumble on the steps outside of her Nashville home in November.

The head writer of Megyn Kelly’s hour of NBC's “Today” revealed this week that he was fired from the show after complaining directly to embattled NBC News president Noah Oppenheim about the show’s toxic workplace environment of bullying and harassment.

Kim Kardashian celebrated the birth of her daughter by wearing her birthday suit.

Chelsea Handler said goodbye to another four-legged friend.

Meghan Markle and Prince Harry’s world wind tour of England continues.

Michael Douglas’ former employee has come forward detailing the alleged sexual harassment she endured from the actor more than 30 years ago.

Brandi Glanville is lashing out at Gerard Butler after he slammed their one night stand on Bravo's, "Watch What Happens Live" on Wednesday.

Because crime and fame don't mix.

Jimmy Kimmel got political once again on Thursday night, using his platform on “Jimmy Kimmel Live” to discuss the Children’s Health Insurance Program.

Jimmy Kimmel got political once again on Thursday night, using his platform on “Jimmy Kimmel Live” to discuss the Children’s Health Insurance Program.