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Donda Academy, which was founded by rapper Ye, has reportedly closed its doors for the school year following controversy around the singer's antisemitic remarks.

Kim Kardashian took to Instagram to give a tour of her eerie Halloween decorations, which included an archway of skulls and cast moldings of her family member's hands.

Hilary Swank revealed what, if anything, had prevented her from getting pregnant earlier in her life. She is expecting twins with husband Philip Schneider in April.

"Black Panther: Wakanda Forever" features an original Rihanna single, "Lift Me Up." The song marks the first music Rihanna has released since her 2016 album "Anti."

John Schneider wrote, directed and starred in his independent film "To Die For,' which he said will inspire viewers to vote in the midterm elections.

The nominations for the People's Choice Awards were announced and "Top Gun: Maverick" and "Euphoria" saw nominations, while Harry Styles and Taylor Swift took over the music categories.

Oct. 5 is marked James Bond Day, also known as the date of the world premiere of "Dr. No." The film starred Sean Connery as 007 and Ursula Andress, who instantly become a Hollywood icon.

Taylor Swift has removed a controversial scene from her “Anti-Hero” music video after several health professionals and activists called it out for being "fatphobic."

"King Richard" actor Will Smith provided the Los Angeles Lakers words of wisdom at their annual team conference and discussed "gratitude" months after he infamously slapped Chris Rock at the Oscars.

Country star Wynonna Judd speaks out about Naomi Judd and announces she will be performing a special event in honor of her late mother.

Adele shared that after her long-awaited Las Vegas residency, she will pursue a new career path in English literature. She believes had music not worked out, she'd be an English Literature teacher.

In typical fashion, Nicole Kidman wished her husband of 16 years a happy birthday in an Instagram post that showcases their affection for one another.

Ashley Judd fractured her leg this summer in what she called a "freak accident," noting that clumsiness is associated with grief. Her mother died last April.

Leslie Jordan's death was listed as “deferred pending additional investigation” by the Los Angeles coroner's office on Wednesday, as officials determine how exactly the actor died.

Britney Spears said she wasn't writing about "beautiful queen" Selena Gomez in an Instagram post she later deleted about women who judge other women for expressing their bodies.

Michael J. Fox reflected on his health struggles over the past year, during which he also mourned the loss of his beloved mother Phyllis. The actor said that he has broken multiple bones.

Current high-profile celebrity court cases include Harvey Weinstein, Danny Masterson, director Paul Haggis and "Scrubs" executive producer Eric Weinberg.

"E.T. the Extra-Terrestrial" actor Henry Thomas weighed in on the film's enduring legacy as it celebrates its 40th anniversary. He said he was "very proud" to have been part of the iconic movie.

Matthew Perry apologized for asking why "Keanu Reeves still walks among us?" in his forthcoming memoir, saying he is a "big fan" of the actor.

Hugh Jackman recalled a moment on Broadway where he gave actor Matt Damon a lap dance on stage. Jackman was performing "The Boy From Oz" at the time.