The “Double Fantasy” album that John Lennonsigned for his killer Mark David Chapman just five hours before he was assassinated is up for sale for $1.5 million.
When it comes to Disney, they like to keep it in the family, whether it's getting a football team's worth of original Disney princesses to cameo in "Wreck-It Ralph 2," reuniting "The Incredibles" fourteen years after the original film hit theaters, or securing a new director for "Toy Story 4." John Lasseter, the chief creative officer of Pixar and Walt Disney Animation Studios, led a confetti, joke and song-filled presentation of the upcoming animation slate for the studio Friday at the star-studded biannual fan convention D23 in Anaheim, just steps from Disneyland with appearances of people from Kristen Bell to Samuel L. Jackson.
Rapper DMX walked free on Friday after pleading not guilty to what the Internal Revenue Service described as a brazen effort to evade $1.7 million in taxes, saying his faith and loyal fans would keep his career on track.
While Gal Gadot has made the role of Diana Prince popular in the modern day, the first actress to don the costume and rope bad guys with the lasso of truth was Lynda Carter.
Mischa Barton revealed she was “terrified” to fight back against private pictures and videos that her ex-boyfriends allegedly took without her being aware.
While viewers are still watching the four final men vie for "Bachelorette" star Rachel Lindsay's heart, the 31-year-old told Fox News she has found true love.
Khloe Kardashian posted about her brother on social media Wednesday, not to comment on the ongoing situation, but to reveal to her followers that they’re both hanging out like nothing is happening.
Television personality Nick Cannon discussed his split from pop singer Mariah Carey and said he is not looking for a relationship at the moment because the divorce left him “broken.”
Many fans still recognize Fred Savage as love-struck Kevin Arnold who pined for Winnie Cooper in “The Wonder Years,” and he doesn’t mind the attention.
Sigourney Weaver, who played Dr. Grace Augustine in James Cameron’s 2009 film, says she’s getting back to work on not one, but four followups to the box office hit.