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Aaron Rodgers is happy to talk football, but "The Bachelorette" not so much.

Hillary Clinton officially has a "Fight Song."

Youree Dell Harris, better known as "Miss Cleo" the pitchwoman for the Psychic Readers Network, died Tuesday of cancer, according to an attorney for her family.

You couldn't watch late-night TV in the 1990s without coming across Miss Cleo's ads.

Dr. Dre was briefly detained and issued a citation outside his home Monday morning after police received a call from a motorist who alleged he had been threatened with a gun, Los Angeles County Sheriff's Department confirms to CNN.

Everywhere you looked at San Diego Comic-Con, there was a powerful female character making her mark.

Actress Margot Robbie is speaking out about that controversial Vanity Fair piece.

And then there were two.

The Duggar family just keeps growing.

Democrats spent the first day of their convention struggling to find unity.

Matt Damon and Jimmy Kimmel are back in couples counseling.

Susan Sarandon really did have the worst time Monday night.

A soft-spoken teen touched Jennifer Aniston's heart over the weekend.

Lena Dunham, Uzo Aduba and Taylor Schilling are some of the celebrities who teamed up to create Humanity for Hillary, an organization working to build support for Hillary Clinton's presidential campaign.

Michelle Dockery is going from the abbey to the wild west.

A group of celebrities have come together to try to make it easier for people on food stamps to find healthy food.

Kristen Bell releases first ever photos from $142 wedding to Dax Shepard

How many of you have ever personally wondered which one is Regina George?

It's no mystery that fans really go for the BBC series "Sherlock Holmes."