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A Phoenix teen asked Emma Stone to be his prom date in a video that went viral will need to find someone else to take accompany him.

Richard Simmons may be ready to emerge from hiding, his manager hinted as news broke that the star recently inked a deal to license new merchandise.

ESPN president John Skipper is standing behind Sage Steele after the network announced she would no longer host "NBA Countdown."

Brian Williams called the pictures of the airstrike in Syria "beautiful pictures of fearsome armaments."

The Oscar-winning actor believes the moment was "taken out to represent some kind of sexual misconduct."

Aaron Rodgers and Olivia Munn have called it quits after three years together, a report claims.

Where we talk to Nikki Bella, pick out lingerie for plus-sized women, cover a butcher controversy, meet a new Mini, tour the first Playboy Mansion, sit on the thinnest airplane seats ever, and find Instagram's silver lining.

President Donald Trump announced Thursday the United States blasted a Syrian air base with a barrage of cruise missiles in fiery retaliation for this week's gruesome chemical weapons attack against civilians.

Keith Urban has had quite a run with his latest album "Ripcord" and the country music star said he owes a lot of that success to Carrie Underwood.

Miranda Lambert is feeling grateful to be a part of the country music community.

Scarlett Johansson is "disappointed" with Ivanka Trump.

Mastodon, the heavy metal Atlanta based band, is getting more serious on their latest album, “Emperor of Sand."

James Hinchcliffe: "I put my life on the line to compete."

"I had to just go for it and see how the chips would fall."

Despite the offerings of streaming networks and video-on-demand, movie theaters are seeing tremendous audiences this year.

John Cena proposed to Nikki Bella after they defeated The Miz and Maryse in a tag-team match at WWE’s WrestleMania 33.

Comedy legend and actor Don Rickles died of kidney failure, Fox News has confirmed. He was 90 years old.

Comedy legend and actor Don Rickles died Thursday morning. He was 90 years old.

Comedy legend Don Rickles died at age 90 Thursday morning.