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Ivanka Trump's brand is closing down its high-end jewelry collection in favor of focusing on more affordable jewelry instead.

Walt Disney has shelved the release of its new movie "Beauty and the Beast" in mainly Muslim Malaysia, even though film censors said Tuesday it had been approved with a minor cut involving a "gay moment."

Toby Keith is still defending his decision to perform at an inauguration event for President Donald Trump.

Megan Fox showed off her foxy side in a new lingerie ad campaign.

Snoop Dogg uses a toy gun to shoot a clown resembling President Donald Trump in a new music video.

Courteney Cox said she learns a lot from her 12-year-old daughter Coco, particularly when it comes to environmental issues.

Adele revealed she has a secret Twitter account to say whatever she wants.

Steve Harvey said the death threats he received caused him to up his security measures.

At a star-studded "Bachelor" season finale viewing party, former contestants Robby Hayes and Josh Murray took time to reflect back on their time on "The Bachelorette."

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Southern rock band Blackberry Smoke is sticking to what they know.

The actor is getting candid on his support for the organization.

The actress is gearing up to star in the upcoming film.

Oates reveals in his new memoir, “Change of Seasons,” that his lavish lifestyle left him broke.

CBS has officially given a series order for “The Big Bang Theory” spinoff “Young Sheldon,” Variety has learned.

Ezekiel Elliott is in trouble after video surfaced of the Cowboy star pulling down a woman's shirt to expose her breast at a At a St. Patrick’s Day parade in Dallas.

“We lived through it, so I don’t feel like we have to watch it, and it was just so much drama that I don’t want to see it again."

Criss Angel is blaming a poor diet and lack of sleep for an on stage mishap that sent him to a hospital.

His conviction raises questions about how Discovery vets the stars they put on TV.