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Khloe Kardashian shared a more serious message with fans on her app.

Amy Schumer publicly rebuked one of her TV show’s writers, Kurt Metzger, for calling women “hens” and an “unthinking herd of mewling progressive cattle” on his Facebook page.

A bad cold has prompted British singer Adele to postpone her sold-out concert Wednesday night in Phoenix.

Candace Cameron Bure is hoping her past battle with an eating disorder can help others who are struggling.

Dara Torres, 12-time Olympian medalist, opened up to FOX411 about her time in Rio and her daily struggles with psoriasis.

Days after years-old messages resurfaced, Blake Shelton has responded to allegations that hes been racist, misogynistic and homophobic on Twitter.

Canadian-born director Arthur Hiller, who spent more than a decade mostly working in television before a career in feature helming that included “Love Story,” “The Americanization of Emily” and comedy “Silver Streak,” died Wednesday.

Why Stewart says her 'Twilight' relationship stopped feeling like 'real life.'

Dr. Phil revealed Burke Ramsey, who was 9 when his sister was killed, will discuss how the family has handled the past 20 years.

Bill Cosby has lost another lawyer.

The 19-year-old model is all about #freeingthenipple in her latest shoot for 'Vogue Paris.'

Former “Brady Bunch” star Eve Plumb sold her Malibu beach home for $3.9 million last week after purchasing the house in 1969 for $55,300, the Los Angeles Times reported.

Another reboot is making its way to television — this time, a “Varsity Blues” show, based on the 1999 film, is being developed at CMT, Variety has confirmed.

Khloe Kardashian shared a more serious message with fans on her app.

Bob Costas faced social media backlash after his interview Simone Biles and Aly Raisman.

A 17-year-old rape accusation and recent reports that the female accuser who continued to be haunted by the case committed suicide in 2012 has cast a shadow over Nate Parker's upcoming "The Birth of a Nation," a film that was expected to be one of the year's most important.

Following the success of Netflix's Making a Murderer, other networks pounced on the true-crime craze, and we're finally starting to see some of those projects come to light.

Director Kevin Smith is taking on an online troll who called his daughter "ugly" and "talentless" and wished her dead on Instagram.