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Everyone who knows Simone Biles knows that she loves Zac Efron, so it was a huge deal when the actor flew to Rio to surprise her at the Olympics.

A look back at the most memorable moments from Britney Spears' Video Music Awards performances.

Taylor Swift has donated $1 million dollars toward Louisiana flood relief efforts after torrential rains have displaced 20,000 residents and left at least 11 people dead.

Oh sure, having Zac Efron pay you a surprise visit and then kiss you on the cheek, NBD, right?

Protesters are in the streets in Milwaukee, as years of racial tensions surface after a police shooting. A presidential candidate wants to push brown immigrants out of the country. An entire Black Lives Matter movement takes hold over the issue of police profiling and inequality — a reflection of how America is once again in the grips of a profound struggle over race.

Wendell Pierce was a highly visible advocate for post-Hurricane Katrina New Orleans after his parents' home was damaged and now the actor has suffered a similar loss.

Break out the translucent body suits because Britney Spears is going back on the VMA stage.

Kevin Smith has a message for cyberbullies: Do something with your life.

An unsolved murder case that gripped the nation is getting revisited by CBS for an upcoming limited series, and CNN has the first trailer.

Ashley Judd is becoming a student again.

'The Case of: JonBenet Ramsay,' a six episode docuseries that reexamines the JonBenet Ramsay Case, premieres September 18 on CBS.

Juan Pablo Galavis has apparently found his twin.

Justin Bieber appears to have followed through on his threat and vanished from Instagram, potentially leaving thousands of Beliebers bereft.

Johnny Depp and Amber Heard's tumultuous breakup may finally come to an end this week.

John Krasinski is Jack Ryan.

It's not "The Bourne Identity," it's a case of mistaken identity.

Comedy Central cancels Larry Wilmore's 'The Nightly Show' less than two years after it replaced 'The Colbert Report.'