Sydney Sweeney is just getting started in her acting career and is preparing to "push the boundaries." The "Immaculate" actress revealed she "doesn't like to rehearse" before filming a scene in a movie.
Michael Tilson Thomas, 79, is set to lead the New York Philharmonic in its performances of Mozart's Piano Concerto No. 14 and Mahler's Fifth Symphony this September.
Nicole Kidman is "just a citizen" when she's home in Tennessee with her husband Keith Urban and their two daughters. The actress also shares two children with ex Tom Cruise.
Famed American concert pianist and composer Byron Janis died Thursday at age 95, according to his wife. Janis was a Cold War era culture ambassador who later overcame severe arthritis.
Toby Keith is a 2024 Country Music Hall of Fame inductee. The voting results were released just a day after the country singer died following his battle with stomach cancer.
Jon Bon Jovi underwent surgery to reconstruct a vocal cord injury in 2022, and as the band prepares to release their new album, he says he may not be able to tour.
Ariana Grande ordered to pay ex-husband Dalton Gomez $1.25 million in spousal support after the terms of their divorce settlement took effect. Grande filed for divorce in September.
Getty Images flagged a photograph of Queen Elizabeth II with her grandchildren and great-grandchildren for being manipulated. The picture was taken by Kate Middleton.
Former child star Johnny Whitaker starred as Jonathan "Jody" Patterson-Davis in "Family Affair," which aired from 1966 until 1971. It also starred Anissa Jones as Buffy.
Attorneys for "Rust" armorer Hannah Gutierrez Reed are challenging her involuntary manslaughter conviction. Gutierrez Reed was convicted by a jury earlier this month for the death of cinematographer Halyna Hutchins.
Richard Simmons, 75, wrote on Facebook Monday, "Please don’t be sad. I am ….dying." The former fitness coach's manager clarified that he is indeed alive and "very healthy and happy."
Mira Sorvino recalled being blacklisted in the entertainment industry and how her career fundamentally changed after rejecting mega producer Harvey Weinstein.
Famed soprano Kathleen Battle is making a triumphant return to the Met 30 years after her controversial firing; the artist will perform a selection of classical and spiritual works.
