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The Bunyadi is coming to the City of Lights.

The woman faces up to six months in prison.

A 14-year-old Wisconsin girl tried to kill her brother's girlfriend, slitting her throat and telling her during the attack that she was a psychopath looking for her first kill, according to investigators.

Bindi Irwin has a lot of respect for Ariel Winter — calling the Modern Family star “one of the strongest women I know.”

He's made 18,000 parachute jumps, helped train some of the world's most elite skydivers, done some of the stunts for "Ironman 3." But the plunge Luke Aikins knows he'll be remembered for is the one he's making without a parachute. Or a wingsuit.

Melanie Griffith says she is “bored and confused.”

Matt Damon is ready to go off the grid.

Rough year for radio star.

Scott Baio couldn't help but fire back at a tweet from actress Rose McGowan.

Debra Messing is apologizing for her social media outburst.

Ashley Tisdale is best known for her role in Disney's "High School Musical."

Looks like there might be trouble in paradise for Tara Reid.

Here are the top things you didn't know about this "Big Bang Theory" star.

Burgers were never meant to be healthy, but these go a little bit overboard.

Do younger travelers just want to boast about their extreme vacations rather than just relax?

At least one suspect in a shooting that killed a San Diego police officer and injured another was in custody Friday following a massive manhunt that included an hours-long SWAT standoff.

A judge ruled Wednesday that a Kansas woman’s children, who performed for armed militia members in Oregon, will remain in the custody of the state’s Department for Children and Families.

When he was initially arrested in the 1977 shooting death of a former immigration official in Florida, William Claybourne Taylor posted bond and disappeared. Decades later, federal agents have finally caught up to him in North Carolina.

Former speaker of the House weighs in on 'Hannity'

Hillary Clinton played it safe on Thursday night. She tried to play to the base and, except on economics, appeal to those independents and Republicans looking for something less fiery than Trump.