Princess Diana died in 1997 from injuries sustained in a Paris car crash. The Princess of Wales was 36. She is survived by two sons — Prince William and Prince Harry.
Dave Coulier shared that Lori Loughlin was the "last" person from "Full House" he thought would be sent to jail. The actor also noted that Loughlin is his "best girl friend in life."
R&B singer R. Kelly faces several options, including a possible plea deal, in his upcoming trials after he was sentenced to 30 years in jail in a New York court Wednesday.
R. Kelly has been placed on suicide watch in prison despite not being suicidal, according to his lawyer. The R&B singer was sentenced to 30 years in prison on Wednesday.
Actor Jon Voight, a supporter of Donald Trump, called for President Biden's impeachment in a video this week, saying "we must bring back our nation's safety."
"Pirates of the Caribbean" actor Greg Ellis spoke with Fox News Digital about his thoughts on the Johnny Depp v. Amber Heard trial. Ellis felt "relieved" with the jury's verdict.
Cristina Baker currently has 1 million followers on TikTok, with 60,400 on Instagram. Nearly 800,000 flock to her TikTok account each day for her one-minute prayer videos.
Bret Michaels was hospitalized on Thursday forcing Poison to cancel its Nashville concert. TMZ reports Michaels may have had a bad reaction to COVID-19 medication.
Sharna Burgess of "Dancing with the Stars" and actor Brian Austin Green welcomed their first child together Tuesday. The couple's new baby boy is named Zane.
Hells Angels outlaw motorcycle club founder and "Sons of Anarchy" actor Sonny Barger died Wednesday following a "brief battle with cancer." He was 83 years old.
Halsey responded to fans on social media following Sunday's concert in Arizona where she voiced pro-choice views, prompting some audience members to leave the show.
Tim Allen shared his reaction to the newly released Disney movie "Lightyear," which stars Chris Evans as Buzz Lightyear. Allen voiced the astronaut doll character since 1995.
"Friends" creator Marta Kauffman has apologized for not including any Black actors in the '90s sitcom. She has pledge $4 million to her alma mater in a scholarship fund.