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Jenna Jameson, who recently converted to Judaism, found herself in a Twitter battle with ex-KKK Grand Wizard David Duke.

On Sunday celebrities and environmental activists rejoiced at the news work of the Dakota Access Pipeline would be stopped.

NBC News has quietly extended the contract of “Today” co-host Savannah Guthrie, according to a person familiar with the matter, representing a bet that the show’s current on-air team has what it takes to continue the momentum the morning-news franchise has gained in competing with ABC rival “Good Morning America.”

Madonna has yet to come to terms with the 2016 presidential election results.

Apparently show and tell is one of Josh Brolin's favorite games.

The Fort Worth Police Department have gone viral again with their "Star Wars"-themed recruitment video.

Robin McFadden was in for a big surprise when she bumped into comedian Jeff Foxworthy at the supermarket on Saturday.

Pauley Perrette said her "faith" helped her get through a traumatic experience.

President-elect Donald Trump is not a fan of Alec Baldwin's impersonation of him on "Saturday Night Live."

Sir Anthony Hopkins is renowned for his acting, but he is less known for his works of art.

He won't be there in person but the Nobel Foundation says Bob Dylan has written a speech that will be read out at the traditional Nobel Prize banquet.

"Fixer Upper" stars Chip and Joanna Gaines have yet to publicly address the controversial Buzzfeed article that called out the pastor of their church for making what they called anti-gay remarks.

Good Girls Revolt, the critically acclaimed 1960s sex discrimination drama,  got axed by Amazon Studios after one season and fans are up in arms at the streaming giant.

The proud father helped make his daughter's special day as magical as possible over the weekend.

This is the fourth reveal from this year's edgy advent calendar.....

These violent delights definitely had violent ends.

Having children turned Hugh Grant from “a nasty, old 50-year-old,” into a “delightful” person, according to the actor.

Country music artist Granger Smith was able to continue performing after falling from a stage in New Jersey, but was later hospitalized.

Before she portrayed “the little girl with big ideas” on the 1960s television series “Gidget,” Sally Field began her acting career auditioning for a role with her mother.