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While makeup artists and stylists are usually there to make stars look their best, sometimes roles call for their worst.

Lindsay Lohan spurred rumors of a conversion to Islam over the weekend, when she deleted all her Instagram photos and replaced her bio with an Arabic peace greeting.

Golf.com is being accused of whiffing on its list of 2017’s Most Beautiful Women in Golf.

WME/IMG’s first real chance at putting its fingerprints all over the Miss Universe, Miss USA and Miss Teen USA pageants is rubbing some people the wrong way.

"Family Feud," the syndicated game show hosted by Steve Harvey, hit a ratings record high the first week of January, reaching a 7.6 and poised to become what its producers say is the first nationally syndicated TV series ever to increase its ratings for seven consecutive years.

Anjelah Johnson-Reyes first shot to fame in the viral MADTv skit "Bon Qui Qui."

At the Television Critics Association Winter press tour, the actress said she was “super honored” to be starring in two shows at once.

Bruce Springsteen is giving President-elect Donald Trump's inauguration the Pennsylvania Avenue freeze-out, but his songs will be performed by a cover band nearby on New Jersey Avenue.

Bob Beckel is returning to co-host FOX News’ popular roundtable discussion show “The Five.”

Filmmaker Joss Whedon took things to a new level when he took to Twitter with a profane, violent message about House Speaker Paul Ryan. “Violence solves nothing.

Actress Zoe Saldana thinks Hollywood stars' "arrogant" ways are partially to blame for President-elect Donald Trump winning the election.

On Monday, Martha MacCallum will kick off FOX News’ primetime lineup with a new program titled “The First 100 Days.”

The 21-year-old reality star coyly posed for a pair of sexy selfies on Saturday.....

Green Bay Packers quarterback Aaron Rodgers might be succeeding on the field, but when it comes to his family life, Rodgers is not scoring touchdowns.

Actor Dick Gautier, who gained fame playing an Elvis-like singer in the Broadway musical "Bye Bye Birdie" and went on to play Hymie the Robot on TV's "Get Smart," has died.

Singer Jennifer Holliday has backed out as a performer at next week's presidential inaugural, saying she did not realize that her participation would be interpreted as a statement of support for President-elect Donald Trump.