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Jennifer Lopez is dishing on her relationship with Alex Rodriguez – and throwing some shade at her exes.

Marilyn Manson is still fuming over Justin Bieber using his image to sell T-shirts without his consent.

Ariel Winter's life may seem glamorous -- Hollywood parties, a successful TV show and thousands of adoring fans.

A floral artwork tribute for the 20th anniversary of Princess Diana was created on a well in the Chesterfield Market Place was taunted and called “disgraceful” by social media users.

When Bob Newhart unveiled his sitcom “The Bob Newhart Show” in 1972, he knew the show would become a classic by breaking boundaries on television.

Hillary Clinton has appeared on a variety of friendly platforms to promote her new book, “What Happened,” but CNN’s Anderson Cooper offered perhaps the most welcoming interview of her media tour on Wednesday night.

HBO’s programming president Casey Bloys said “Game of Thrones” executives would film several different endings to avoid leaks.

Netflix CFO David Wells said he has no regrets that the company will spend $6 billion for original content despite being $4.8 billion in debt.

Harrison Ford doesn’t have much to say about Carrie Fisher’s final memoir detailing their affair.

Grant Hart, drummer and co-lead singer of influential American indie band Husker Du, has died. He was 56 and had been battling cancer.

Selena Gomez had a kidney transplant this summer.

Rapper XXXTentacion is under fire after releasing a disturbing music video featuring a Caucasian boy being lynched on a stage as an African-American boy looks on.

Mark Fleischman knew he was next in line to take over the infamous nightclub.

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How do these odd-looking guys attract such lovely ladies?

ESPN host Jemele Hill took to Twitter Wednesday evening “to address the elephant in the room,” after coming under fire Monday for calling President Donald Trump a “white supremacist.”

Actor Frank Vincent, known for his role on “The Sopranos” has reportedly died.

Former major league pitcher Curt Schilling, who was fired from ESPN for expressing conservative political views on social media in 2016, took to Sean Hannity’s radio show Wednesday afternoon to excoriate the network’s “liberal racism.”

Amber Tamblyn is doubling down on her criticism of James Woods by penning an open letter to the star after they got into a scuffle on Twitter.