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"Live With Kelly Ripa and Neil Patrick Harris?" Doesn't exactly roll off the tongue.

Gordon Ramsay isn't welcome at parents' night at his child's school.

Gavin Rossdale is following in the steps of his ex-wife Gwen Stefani.

Khaliya Kimberlie's The Voice cover of "Dibs" by Kelsea Ballerini almost took a backseat to the argument that ensued over which coach would get to keep her. Blake Shelton and Miley Cyrus battled for the country singer with alt-rock influences.

"NCIS" executive producer and creator of "NCIS: New Orleans" has died.

Here are some surprising facts about Candace Cameron Bure:

Uncle Si is back with a new book. “Si-Renity” features the “Duck Dynasty” star's musings on faith, family and playing poker.

Donald Trump is being assailed in the media for disparaging comments he made about Alicia Machado, the Venezuelan winner of the 1996  “Miss Universe” competition.

Agnes Nixon, the creative force behind the enduring TV soap operas "One Life to Live" and "All My Children," died Wednesday. She was 93.

"Saturday Night Live" has made a YUGE decision: It has chosen Alec Baldwin to impersonate GOP presidential nominee Donald Trump.

Good genes or good doctors?

Two years after ambushing Kim Kardashian at Paris Fashion Week, Ukrainian prankster Vitalii Sediuk has struck again.

Donald Trump is being assailed in the media for disparaging comments he made about Alicia Machado, the Venezuelan winner of the 1996  “Miss Universe” competition.

Melissa Joan Hart thinks America is ready to elect a third-party president.

For the first time ever, Playboy has featured a woman wearing a hijab.

You can call Warren Beatty all sorts of things, like actor or director — just don’t call him a “manslut.”

Miley Cyrus, perhaps most known for her role as Hannah Montana, reveals in the October issue of Elle Magazine she was underpaid on the show.

Hayden Panettiere has settled a lawsuit from what may be the most expensive dog sitter ever.

The 1996 Miss Universe who was a topic of discussion up during the first presidential debate on Monday night has a complicated past.

Courteney Cox wants people to leave the name of her close friend and former "Friends" cast mate Jennifer Aniston out of any discussion about Brad Pitt and Angelina Jolie's divorce.