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Rocker Marilyn Manson’s concert in New York City was abruptly ended Saturday night after he was struck by a stage prop, media reports said.

Monty Hall, best known as the co-creator and host of the game show "Let's Make a Deal," died Saturday. He was 96.

The ladies of “Sex and the City” will not be back for another movie.

Bruce Willis has signed on to the latest installment of the “Die Hard” series.

Chelsea Handler is in trouble again for a vulgar tweet she wrote about first lady Melania Trump.

The premiere episode of NBC’s reincarnated “Will & Grace” was essentially a 30-minute anti-Trump infomercial on Thursday night and conservatives have taken notice..

Hugh Hefner was the tour de force behind the iconic brand Playboy started in 1953 but now that he has passed away at 91 years old can it survive and thrive?

France’s most expensive series on television stirred headlines in 2016 when audiences overseas witnessed jaw-dropping sex scenes and bloodshed all within Episode One alone. Now, one of its stars insisted American viewers will easily tune in for Season 2.

Natalie Pasquarella of NBC 4 New York went into labor Wednesday while she was live on the air doing a segment on Twitter.

Kelly Bensimon is eager to shed her nasty reality TV reputation just for the chance to find love again.

Lynda Carter, who portrayed “Wonder Woman” in the 1970s television show, tweeted at director James Cameron to stop criticizing the summer blockbuster “Wonder Woman.”

Tom Cruise's new film, "American Made," cut out a salacious scene with an actor portraying a young Bill Clinton. The scene showed the Clinton character getting a lap dance at an Arkansas strip club.

Miley Cyrus has zero plans to leave the United States.

Bella Thorne stripped down and posed completely naked for GQ Mexico, and she requested that the photos not be edited ahead of publication.

Alicia Jay's friends are having a hard time understanding why the 36-year-old is saving herself for marriage.

'Star Trek: Discovery' caused controversy among their fans when they took a side on the heated #TakeaKnee debate.

Joshua Malina has a "Scandal" of his own brewing.

Playboy founder Hugh Hefner will be buried next to the iconic Marilyn Monroe after he purchased the space in 1992 for $75,000.

When Cheryl Hines' phone started lighting up with messages congratulating her on the return of "Curb Your Enthusiasm," she was confused.

Valerie Bertinelli once charmed audiences as Barbara Cooper in the hit sitcom “One Day at a Time,” but these days you will find the actress working in the kitchen.