Debra Messing tweeted that she canceled her New York Times subscription following their profile piece on Tony Hovater, who helped begin the Traditionalist Workers Party.
President Trump sent the media into a tizzy on Monday when he referred to Elizabeth Warren as “Pocahontas,” but liberal broadcasters rarely explained the background of falsehoods that resulted in the nickname.
Armie Hammer deleted his Twitter after Buzzfeed published an essay Sunday describing how his white privilege has garnered him numerous opportunities in Hollywood.
Mischa Barton’s ex-boyfriend, Adam Spaw, agreed to not release a sex tape of the actress, but still doesn’t admit he has the intimate video and photos of her, court documents stated on Monday.
Billy Baldwin on Tuesday slammed President Trump’s “hypocrisy” when addressing allegations of sexual misconduct and talked about his claim that Trump flirted with his wife at a New York City hotel.
John Pizzarelli has had many great moments in his decades-long career, but perhaps one of the most memorable was when he opened for Frank Sinatra during the music legend’s second-to-last tour in June 1993.
Jay-Z is the leader of the 2018 Grammy Award nominations in a year where the top four categories are heavily dominated by rap and R&B artists, giving the often overlooked genres a strong chance of winning big.
Billy Bush says he “dodged a bullet,” but his recent social media pictures paint a different picture. The star revealed that he had to go to the hospital after getting hit with a golf ball.
When the members of the rock band U2 were just young Irish lads, they made a pledge to each other that has remained steadfast throughout their decades-long run as rock stars.
Rhonda Shear may be leading a multi-million dollar business designing lingerie, but she still wonders what life could have been like as a sitcom actress.
