Fox Entertainment

Brooke Burke-Charvet—fitness guru, dancer, model and mom—has been busy with the “Celebrity Apprentice” and partnership with the Poise Brand.

Mike Connors, who starred as a hard-hitting private eye on the long-running television series "Mannix," has died.

“Vampire Diaries” fans will indeed be seeing Elena Gilbert one last time.

A teenager in Arkansas is getting his wish granted with the chance to see his favorite singer, George Strait, live in concert before he loses the chance.

Iranian actress Taraneh Alidoosti, star of the Oscar-nominated "The Salesman," says she won't attend the Academy Awards in protest of President Donald Trump's immigration policies.

Tarek El Moussa took to Instagram revealing some great news after a rough start to the New Year.

Disgraced comedy writer Katie Rich might not be out of work for long.

Actor Shia LaBeouf was arrested early Thursday after he allegedly got into an altercation with another man outside a New York City museum where he has been chanting "He will not divide us" in front of a live camera since Donald Trump's inauguration.

Cyndi Lauper doesn’t think Madonna’s controversial, profanity-laden speech at the Women’s March served its purpose.

Sofia Vergara plays the vivacious, bodacious and proudly Latina Gloria Pritchett on the hit ABC comedy "Modern Family."

Amy Grant's oldest daughter underwent surgery on Tuesday to donate a kidney to her best friend.

Drew Carey's 11-year-old son has gotten himself into trouble.

Charlie Sheen appears to be back at his unvarnished and outrageous self.

Scarlett Johansson and Romain Dauriac have split up.

Lawson Bates is no stranger to the spotlight after four successful seasons of his family's hit reality show "Bringing Up Bates."

Mary Tyler Moore's fellow Hollywood entertainers reacted to the beloved icon's death.

Sitcom sweetheart Mary Tyler Moore, who gained fame playing winsome television producer Mary Richards on the popular 1970s television series "The Mary Tyler Moore Show" and broke new ground as an independent career-woman in a leading role, died Tuesday at the age of 80.

Sitcom sweetheart Mary Tyler Moore, who gained fame playing winsome television producer Mary Richards on the popular 1970s television series "The Mary Tyler Moore Show" and broke new ground as an independent career-woman in a leading role, died at the age of 80. Here's a look at her career.