When Doris Day turned 95 on April 3, many fans wondered what America’s Sweetheart has been up to since she left behind Hollywood in 1973. However, the beloved screen star has been keeping busy pursuing her lifelong passion.
“The Sound of Music” is still recognized as a beloved Hollywood musical that also happens to be the third-highest grossing film of all time behind “Star Wars” and “Gone With the Wind." However, the 1965 classic was originally plagued with problems.
The horror hit "It" topped the North American box office for the second straight week with $60.1 million, bringing its two-week domestic total to $218.8 million.
Laura Ingraham will host a new weeknight primetime show on FOX News Channel from Washington D.C. starting on Oct. 30 at 10 p.m. ET, with “Hannity” and “The Five” shifting timeslots in the process.
ABC’s “The View” has denied a report that conservative co-host Jedediah Bila was removed from the show because she asked a tough question to Hillary Clinton last Wednesday.
Despite his age, Tom Brady has no plans to hang up his uniform any time soon. However, his wife might have a different feeling about the quarterback’s career future.
The Emmys caused quite a stir both in Hollywood and across the country, but perhaps no moment was met with as strong a reaction as Nicole Kidman and Alexander Skarsgard’s affection for one another.
The Archdiocese of Baltimore is still declining to make documents public related to the late priest at the center of "The Keepers" Netflix documentary.
Kevin Hart posted an emotional video on his Instagram Saturday night, apologizing to his wife and children and claiming an unidentified person was trying to extort him over a “sexually suggestive” video.
A “Narcos” location scout was gunned down this week after traveling to one of Mexico’s most violent regions to hunt for settings to shoot for the fourth season of the hit Netflix show.
Irish rock band U2 announced their concert in St. Louis slated for Saturday night was canceled due to the lack of police protection in wake of Friday’s protests over the acquittal of a white former police officer in the shooting of a black man.
Roald Dahl’s widow and biographer said the late writer wanted the protagonist of his popular children’s book “Charlie and the Chocolate Factory” to be a black boy.