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Shaquille O'Neal horrified fans when he removed his sock and shoe to expose his bare foot during TNT’s halftime report of Thursday’s Cavs-Celtics Game 5. Host Ernie Johnson was in the middle of asking the athlete a question when suddenly Shaq exclaimed, "Check out at those claws."

Sports Illustrated Swimsuit model Samantha Hoopes explains why she's a proud American.

Disney CEO Bob Iger confirmed the company received a threat from a group of hackers who claimed to have stolen one of their films.

“Will & Grace” diva Debra Messing issued a long list of banned items she is allergic to before gracing a magazine event in Manhattan.

Miley Cyrus took to Instagram to wish her older sister Brandi Cyrus a happy birthday.

Nearly 25-years of marriage does not come easy and Tish Cyrus is the first to admit that.

Paris Jackson is the daughter to pop icon Michael Jackson and a rising star in her own right, but to a stranger she was falsely identified as a homeless person.

Bethenny Frankel finally addressed rumors about her love life.

Scott Disick is giving Casanova a run for his money.

Jared Martin, who played Sue Ellen's handsome rodeo cowboy love interest on "Dallas" has died.

One lucky "Price is Right" contestant shattered the Plinko record Thursday.

It is very hard to find stars with bad bodies who frequent beaches. But we still try. Kind of.

Over-50 is the new under-40. Here are our picks for the sexiest AARP members.

Chip Gaines has made a lot of "dumb things" in his life and he wants you to learn from his mistakes.

David Letterman said knowing President Trump is representing America abroad makes him "sick."

Heather Henson talks to Fox News about her father Jim Henson and how the environment and cranes have inspired her to pursue puppetry.

Joe Mantegna returns for his 15th time as host of the National Memorial Day Concert, a night of remembrance dedicated to our men and women in uniform, their families at home and all those who have given their lives for our country.

Soundgarden frontman Chris Cornell is being laid to rest Friday at Hollywood Forever Cemetery in Los Angeles.

“Smokey and the Bandit” became a huge hit when it hit theaters in 1977, but Burt Reynolds revealed that things could have been completely different without his leading lady Sally Fields.