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Here's a look at the life of Academy Award-winning actress, Olivia de Havilland.

If you don't already follow Katy Perry on Twitter, you're late to her party. The 31-year-old has just reached a social media milestone by becoming the first person to have over 90 million Twitter followers.

Elizabeth Gilbert announced she is separating from her husband a decade after writing about their romance in the best selling book, "Eat, Pray, Love."

The first openly gay Miss America contestant, Miss Missouri Erin O'Flaherty, tells CNN of the inclusive and supportive atmosphere in preparing for the pageant.

If Roseanne Barr is going to endorse anyone for president, she's going to go with a potential candidate she knows really well -- herself.

Landing a movie or a TV series might be easier for some celebrities than getting a star on the Hollywood Walk of Fame.

Leslie Jones has just shown us the power of a tweet. The actress will be styled by designer Christian Siriano for the upcoming "Ghostbusters" premiere on July 9.

Dame Judi Dench has a tattoo. Yes, you're reading that correctly. The 81-year-old recently revealed that she got some ink for the first time. It's on her wrist and it says, "Carpe diem."

Millennials might best remember Hilary Duff as the ultimate TV teen queen from Nickelodeon's hit show, "Lizzie McGuire," but she's all grown up.

Formerly troubled actress Lindsay Lohan is being reflective as she celebrates a milestone.

Ralph is coming back for more wrecking. Disney announced Thursday that they are officially making a sequel to their highly successful 2012 animated movie, "Wreck it Ralph."

"Lost In Space" has found a new home with Netflix. There's been speculation for a while about a reboot of the popular 60s TV show, and now Netflix has ordered 10 episodes to premiere in 2018.

Blake Lively has worked with Hollywood's top directors, but she says there's something very special about Woody Allen.

In the first trailer for the film "Sully," star Tom Hanks says "Over 40 years in the air, but in the end I'm going to be judged on 208 seconds."

Lindsey Vonn wants to start a family but says she needs to find a guy first.

She was pretty and demure, and usually played sympathetic heroines with ladylike airs in a movie career that spanned three decades. But off-screen she was a fighter.