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The 21-year-old model and husband Doug Hutchison were expecting their first child.

The Oscar-winner let his lips do the talking with his new 24-year-old girlfriend.

Miranda Lambert and Anderson East share a sweet kiss in a photo posted to celebrate East's birthday on July 17.

Last week on “The Bachelorette” viewers learned Jordan has a relationship with his whole family except Aaron.

Rapper The Game said he was moved to call together gang members for an anti-violence summit Sunday after the recent killing of his foster brother in Los Angeles.

After months of prerelease debate, Sony Picture's female-led "Ghostbusters" reboot arrived in theaters as neither a massive success nor the bomb some predicted, as the much-scrutinized film opened with an estimated $46 million in North American theaters, second to the holdover hit "The Secret Life of Pets."

Country singer Trace Adkins was reportedly drunk at a charity performance Wednesday night in New Jersey.

The reality star also lip-synced to "Famous" with her sister Kendall Jenner.

Each week FOXNews.com picks its Top 3 over-the-top luxury listings from Mansion Global. This week, the first two happen to be on the market in the same Texas town.

Leading veterans' groups are disturbed by the way veterans hired as prison guards are portrayed in the new season of the Netflix series, "Orange is the New Black."

"Big Bang Theory" star Mayim Bialik doesn't shy away from writing about anything on her blog Grok Nation.

Candace Cameron Bure is "disappointed" with Donald Trump's pick for his running mate.

Finally!

These stars seem to have settled down and -- maybe -- found lasting happiness.

Brian Williams’ breaking news broadcast on MSNBC caused some controversy on Thursday night.

Stars took to Twitter to share their thoughts and prayers on the terrorist attack that left 84 dead Thursday night in Nice, France.

Joshua Allen was arraigned on Thursday and could face more than 10 years in prison.

Rihanna canceled her concert in Nice, France following a terrorist attack that killed 84 people Thursday.

Wendy Williams got a history lesson from TV One journalist Roland Martin on her daytime talk show on Thursday, after apologizing for insinuating she’s offended by historically black colleges and the NAACP.