Billionaire Nelson Peltz Backs Trump, Says Biden Has 'Really Scary Mental Condition’

Billionaire Disney investor Nelson Peltz is planning to back former President Donald Trump's bid to retake the White House in November, saying that Biden has a "really scary mental condition."

Nickelodeon Producer Dan Schneider Responds to 'Quiet on Set' Accusations: 'I Owe Some People a Strong Apology'

Once heralded as the "Norman Lear of children’s television” by the New York Times, former Nickelodeon producer Dan Schneider is now scrambling to save his reputation in the wake of the new docuseries Quiet on Set: The Dark Side of Kids TV, which explores allegations of child sexual abuse and other forms of misconduct in Hollywood.

Ex-girlfriend of Disgraced Disney Star Jonathan Majors Files Civil Suit Accusing Him of Escalating Abuse

Civil allegations including assault, battery, defamation, and infliction of emotional distress were made against actor Jonathan Majors by his former girlfriend Tuesday as she began legal action against him.

15 Shocking Revelations from Docuseries About Nickelodeon Sexual Misconduct: 'I Am a Pedophile, Full Blown'

Shocking revelations about the toxic culture of iconic children's television shows in the 1990s and early 2000s at Nickelodeon and executive Dan Schneider were unearthed in Investigation Discovery's Quiet on Set: The Dark Side of Kids TV, which debuted on March 17.

Georgia judge allows Trump, co-defendants to appeal Fani Willis disqualification decision

A Georgia judge presiding over the 2020 election interference case against former President Trump announced Wednesday that Trump and co-defendants can appeal his decision to not disqualify Fani Willis.

Kate Middleton's medical records reportedly involved in London Clinic security breach

A new report has surfaced that staff at the London Clinic tried to access Kate Middleton's medical records. A security breach has been reported to the ICO.

Prominent LGBTQ organization lists ‘homosexual’ as ‘term to avoid’

GLAAD's LGBTQ glossary classifies the word "homosexual" as a "term to avoid" in print, saying the term is outdated, derogatory and offensive to gay people.

Miami roommates, former college hockey teammates killed by victim's boyfriend in murder-suicide: police

Miami-Dade Police said Luis Napoles, 40, killed former college ice hockey stars Meghan Moore, 25, and Sidney Capolino, 23, in their apartment before turning the gun on himself.

Shohei Ohtani's wife, Mamiko Tanaka, cheers on Dodgers star in team debut

Mamiko Tanaka watched her husband Shohei Ohtani make his Los Angeles Dodgers debut in South Korea on Wednesday. He had an RBI in the win.

Green-haired St Patrick's Day reveler found passed out drunk behind car wheel: video

A green-haired woman was found passed out drunk behind the wheel of her car following St. Patrick's Day celebrations in Florida, according to police.

Ewan McGregor was given intimacy coordinator for sex scenes with his own wife: ‘still necessary’

Ewan McGregor explained why an intimacy coordinator was "still necessary" for the sex scenes he shared with his wife in their new series, "A Gentleman in Moscow."

Oprah Winfrey Decries Decades of Fat Shaming, Talks Starving Herself for Months in Weight Loss Drug Special

Media mogul Oprah Winfrey decried decades of fat "shaming" and talked about starving herself for months in a recent special about the weight-loss medications currently taking Hollywood by storm.

Ewan McGregor Given 'Intimacy Coach' for Sex Scenes with His Own Wife

Actor Ewan McGregor admitted that he and his actress wife Mary Elizabeth Winstead had an intimacy coordinator on the set for their sex scene.

Report: Banning TikTok Would Be a 'Gut Punch' to Hollywood's Ability to Promote Movies, TV Series to Young Viewers

A ban on TikTok would be a "gut punch" to Hollywood's ability to promote its movies and TV shows, especially to young Americans who spend countless hours on the Chinese social media app, according to a new report.

Former 'Jeopardy!' producer Mike Richards felt victimized after being fired one day into hosting game show

The former executive producer of “Jeopardy!" and “Wheel of Fortune" opened up about his whirlwind experience hosting "Jeopardy" after the show's longtime host Alex Trebek died of pancreatic cancer.

Millie Bobby Brown divides internet after labeling herself 'woke Karen' for leaving bad service reviews

Millie Bobby Brown called herself a 'woke Karen' to explain why she leaves negative reviews after poor service experiences. Internet users had both positive and negative reactions.

Reality star Christine Quinn's husband arrested for assault with a deadly weapon in Los Angeles

Christine Quinn's husband Christian Dumontet was arrested for allegedly throwing a bag at the reality star, which hit their son and caused injury, LAPD said.

Nolte: Two-Thirds Prefer to Watch Movies on Streaming over Theaters

Only 34 percent of American adults prefer watching movies in a theater, compared to 66 percent who prefer watching them at home, according to a poll.

Tracy Morgan claims he 'out-ate Ozempic' and gained 40 pounds on weight-loss drug

Actor and comedian Tracy Morgan revealed he's experienced the opposite intended effect of weight-loss drug Ozempic, gaining 40 pounds after taking it.

New film calling White people 'most dangerous animal' on planet bombs at box office

A new satire film where a character calls White people "the most dangerous animal" on Earth bombed at the box office in its opening wide-release weekend.

TV shows Amanda Seyfried starred in before becoming Hollywood A-lister

Before landing movie roles in blockbuster films, Amanda Seyfried had a lot of guest appearances and small roles in television shows, like "All My Children."

New York woman goes ‘boy sober’ after feeling deflated by the dating scene: ‘Was so miserable'

A New York City woman is giving up on dating after feeling dread from her previous relationships. She said she's going "boy sober" and has never been happier.

Nebraska governor tightens restrictions on gender transition treatments for minors

Republican Nebraska Gov. Jim Pillen signed legislation called the Let Them Grow Act, restricting hormone and gender-transition prescriptions for minors.

Libby Murdaugh, mother of convicted killer Alex, dies in hospice

Elizabeth "Libby" Murdaugh, the mother of convicted murderer Alex Murdaugh, died in hospice care Tuesday, the Peeples-Rhoden Funeral Home reported.

Megan Fox confesses what plastic surgery she's had and the 'paranoia' that keeps her from getting more

Megan Fox revealed the plastic surgery she has and hasn't had in a new interview. The "Transformers" actress would have done more if she wasn't "afraid of dying" under anesthesia.

David Foster, Katharine McPhee have a marriage without 'hard and fast rules'

David Foster and Katharine McPhee have been married since 2019 and raise their toddler, Rennie, 3, together. The producer revealed why a marriage without "hard and fast rules" works.

Country star Jimmie Allen quietly welcomed twins with another woman amid divorce, sexual abuse lawsuits

Jimmie Allen quietly welcomed twins with another woman in the middle of his divorce from estranged wife Alexis Gale. The country music star has also been battling sex abuse lawsuits.

Missing Texas woman's dog found 9 days after 27-year-old vanished: 'Really not her personality'

A recent college graduate is missing after she disappeared while taking her beloved dog for a walk in Houston, Texas, her family said.

Oprah once starved herself over 'shame' about her looks: ‘Making fun of my weight was a national sport'

Oprah Winfrey talks about her struggles with weight loss over the years, revealing she once starved herself for for a slimmed down reveal on her talk show just to gain it back.

Star-studded 'Palm Royale' series features Carol Burnett at 90; Ricky Martin making comedy debut

"Palm Royale," an Apple TV+ miniseries featuring 90-year-old comedy legend Carol Burnett, "Saturday Night Live" alumnus Kristen Wiig, and others, is now streaming.

Conservative artist handcuffed during pizza-tossing protest outside New York City Hall

Conservative artist and activist Scott LoBaido was taken into custody Wednesday for hurling pizza slices onto the grounds of New York City Hall to protest the mayor's new emissions rules

Colorado library receives book 37 years after its due date: 'Long strange trip'

A library in Colorado recently received a book nearly 37 years after it was due back. The library patron wrote a short apology in the book's cover before returning it.

M. Emmet Walsh, 'Blade Runner' actor, dead at 88

M. Emmet Walsh died of cardiac arrest Tuesday in Vermont. The veteran character actor from New York, who starred in "Blood Simple" and "The Jerk," was 88.

Jenny McCarthy recalls 'gross celebrities' partying at Playboy Mansion: 'It was like Viagra central'

Jenny McCarthy recalled her days as a Playboy Bunny in the early 1990s, and shared a few of the things she saw at some of the mansion's biggest parties.

Hollywood’s Streaming Business on the Brink as Price Hikes Push More Americans Away

Hollywood's streaming business is on the brink of catastrophe while price hikes continue to push more American subscribers away.

Kate Middleton, Prince William videographer slams 'delusional' conspiracy theories

Nelson Silva, the videographer who reportedly captured Kate Middleton and Prince William at the Windsor Farm Shop, is speaking out after "delusional" conspiracy theories about the Princess of Wales has circulated.

Former Cowboys defensive lineman Don Smerek dead at 66 after cancer battle: 'A great teammate'

Former NFL defensive lineman Don Smerek had the best season of his seven-year run with the Dallas Cowboys in 1983. He finished the year with a career-best six sacks.

Hepcat Vocalist Greg Lee Dead at 53

Greg Lee, the vocalist for the ska and reggae band Hepcat, died on Tuesday at the age of 53 following "a massive brain aneurysm followed by cardiac arrest."

J.K. Rowling Threatens Legal Action Against Transgender Fan Site for Posting Claims about Family

"Harry Potter" author J.K. Rowling has threatened to take "legal action" against a transgender-themed fan site for spreading what Rowling said are lies about the novelist's family.

Drake Bell's Father Says He Was Accused of Being 'Homophobic' for Expressing Concern Over Child Molester Brian Peck at Nickelodeon

Joe Bell, the father of former child actor and "Drake & Josh" star Drake Bell, said a Nickelodeon employee accused him of being "homophobic" for expressing concern over convicted child molester Brian Peck, who worked as a dialogue coach at the company.

M. Emmet Walsh, 'Blade Runner,' 'The Jerk' Star, Dead at 88

Veteran character actor M. Emmet Walsh, star of such timeless classics like "Blade Runner" and "The Jerk," died on Tuesday at the age of 88. 

On this day in history, March 21, 1952, first rock concert held in Cleveland, ends in chaos, conflict

The first rock 'n' roll concert, the Moondog Coronation Ball, was held in Cleveland on this day in history, March 21, 1952. The oversold show ended in chaos.

Kate Middleton planning comeback to shut down conspiracy theories: expert

Several royal experts suspect Kate Middleton to join the rest of the royal family for Easter Sunday Mass in Windsor. The Princess of Wales is recuperating from abdominal surgery.

Kathie Lee Gifford turned down ‘Golden Bachelorette’: ‘Not much time before they want you in the hot tub'

Kathie Lee Gifford spoke with Fox News Digital about her lack of interest in being on "The Golden Bachelorette." She and her daughter Cassidy also spoke about their new TV series.

Texas woman discovers her $15 Goodwill gown was created by Jackie Kennedy's personal designer: 'Crazy'

A woman in Austin, Texas, has claimed the ultimate Goodwill find after she purchased a vintage evening gown that was designed by Jackie Kennedy's personal designer, Oleg Cassini.

FIRST ON FOX: Alleged NYC squatter 'in bed' with 'victim' family as part of real estate deal, lawyer reveals

The Landa family has spoken at length with news outlets about their case, which framed Brett Flores as an unscrupulous squatter who abused housing laws to keep them from their home.

Former MLB outfielder Eric Byrnes on new book 'Let Them Play': A guide for coaching youth sports autonomously

Former MLB athlete, Eric Byrnes authored a youth sports guide for parents and coaches. The "Let Them Play" mentality stems from Byrnes' own experiences as an athlete.

Don Lemon leaves door open for CNN return: 'Never say never'

Former CNN host Don Lemon entertained the idea of returning to the network following his firing last year, pointing out the people who pushed him out "are gone."

Beyonce 'did not feel welcomed' in country music, pop star writes in album countdown post

Beyoncé claimed in an Instagram post on Tuesday that her upcoming country album “Act II: Country Carter" came from a time that she “did not feel welcomed."

Johnny Depp responds to accusations he was verbally abusive to 'Blow' co-star Lola Glaudini

Johnny Depp spoke out after his "Blow" co-star Lola Glaudini alleged that he verbally abused her on the set of the 2001 crime thriller.

Shakira is unsure she'll ever find love again after nasty split from Gerard Piqué

Shakira is unsure she will ever find love again two years after her nasty split from Gerard Piqué. The former couple were together for a decade and share sons Milan and Sasha.

‘Love is Blind’ star responds to Travis Kelce’s ruthless mocking, pleads with Taylor Swift not to watch

Reality TV star Chelsea Blackwell responded on social media to Kansas City Chiefs tight end Travis Kelce mocking her behavior on the latest season of the hit Netflix Show.

Elizabeth Taylor required a ‘gift every day' on set of ‘The Flintstones,’ former co-star says

Elizabeth Taylor was given a lavish gift every day by the producers of "The Flintstones" movie in 1994, her former co-star Kyle MacLachlan claimed.

Florida: Police Handcuff Latin Pop Singer over Counterfeit Diplomatic Plates

Police in Florida handcuffed a Latin pop singer in an intense traffic stop due to her allegedly having a counterfeit diplomatic license plate.

Sharon Stone recalls terrifying 'SNL' appearance when protestors stormed the stage, threatened to kill her

The "Basic Instinct" actress and activist opened up about a moment in her career that left her "terrified" for her life.

Aaron Taylor-Johnson, 33, defends marriage to wife, 57, who he met as a teenager

Aaron Taylor-Johnson is seemingly addressing the judgement he and wife Sam Taylor-Johnson have received for their marriage. The couple have a 23-year age gap.

Joey Lawrence credits parents for keeping him safe during ‘very vulnerable moments' as child star

Joey Lawrence revealed the "support system" from his family helped him survive childhood fame. The actor was a teen when cast in NBC's "Blossom" as Joey Russo.

Stormy Daniels claims she never trusted attorney Michael Avenatti, who 'used his powers for evil'

Stormy Daniels told the co-hosts of "The View" that she never trusted her former disgraced lawyer Michael Avenatti, and said he used his power for "evil."

Pope Francis defrocks notorious bishop who confessed to abusing his nephew

Belgian bishop Roger Vangheluwe confessed to abusing his nephew 14 years ago but faced no punishment from the Vatican. Pope Francis defrocked the infamous bishop in early March of 2024.

Owner of Vermont firearms training center arrested following altercation, police say

Daniel Banyai, the owner of a firearms training center in Vermont, was arrested following a struggle with a town constable during a traffic stop, police say.

More than 300 French coaches, teachers accused of sexual abuse or cover-ups in 2023

France's Sports Minister said that over 300 French coaches, teachers and sports officials were implicated in cases of sexual abuse or covering up such misconduct in 2023.

Elton John and Bernie Taupin honored with prestigious Library of Congress Gershwin Prize

Elton John and lyricist Bernie Taupin received the Library of Congress Gershwin Prize for Popular Song; The duo was honored with a concert Wednesday featuring Garth Brooks and Metallica.

In ‘Godzilla x Kong: The New Empire,’ the Titans are the stars

In 'Godzilla x Kong: The New Empire,' a sequel to the 2021 film 'Godzilla vs. Kong,' the 393-foot Godzilla and 337-foot Kong are 'the stars of the movie,' actors say.

Manhattan's Largest School District Approves Resolution to Ban Trans Students from Girls' Sports

Manhattan's largest school board district has launched a new resolution banning transgender students from playing in girls' sports.

Timothée Chalamet is newest actor to break box-office record set by John Travolta nearly 50 years ago

Timothée Chalamet joins John Travolta as a box-office record holder for the success of his most recent movies, "Wonka" and "Dune: Part Two."

Brooke Shields says beauty was 'a burden and a responsibility' growing up

Brooke Shields says that growing up, her beauty was "a burden and a responsibility." Now, the "Pretty Baby" actress feels a sense of "freedom" when she speaks about beauty.

Gwen Stefani’s ex Gavin Rossdale admits 'shame' over divorce, wishes they had ‘more of a connection’

Gavin Rossdale opened up about how his divorce from Gwen Stefani has impacted their three children. The British musician noted "My clearest, simplest shame" over the divorce.

Tired of inflated ticket prices, Yungblud is launching his own affordable music festival

Recording artist Yungblud is launching an affordable music festival this August in Buckinghamshire, England at the famous Milton Keynes Bowl.

Kate Middleton getting back to work on special project as she recovers from surgery

Kate Middleton has been working from home on a special project as she recovers from an unknown surgery. The Princess of Wales' absence has sparked speculation on her whereabouts.

Country singer Sara Evans confirms reconciliation with husband two years after his domestic violence arrest

Country star Sara Evans opened up about reconciling with her husband after he allegedly attempted to run her over with his truck.

Legendary veteran known as ‘Hot Dog Guy’ dies at 60

Robin Williams, a retired Air Force chief master sergeant better known as the “AAFES Hot Dog Guy" in the military, died of a heart attack March 14 at the age of 60.

Reese Witherspoon's ex, Ryan Phillippe, gets 'annoyed' over nepotism talk regarding their kids

Ryan Phillippe gets "offended" over the nepotism talk in Hollywood. The "Cruel Intentions" star shares two children with ex Reese Witherspoon.

British politicians rip Nike for 'pearl-clutching woke nonsense' after change to England's soccer jerseys

British politicians are among those who do not like Nike's change to England's national soccer team jerseys, which were unveiled this week ahead of Euro 2024.

Bruce Willis, wife Emma's union is 'stronger than ever' as they celebrate 15th wedding anniversary

Bruce Willis and wife Emma Heming Willis are celebrating their 15th wedding anniversary as the 69-year-old actor battles frontotemporal dementia.

Nolte: Screenwriter Tony Kushner Spreads Smear About Israel Occupying Gaza

Screenwriter Tony Kushner attacked Israel and spread the false claim Israel is occupying Gaza.

Stormy Daniels: Trump Supporters Who Harass Me Are 'Like Suicide Bombers'

Adult film actress Stormy Daniels said Thursday on ABC's "The View" that former President Donald Trump's supporters who threatened her were "like suicide bombers."

Former Saints WR Michael Thomas entering pretrial diversion, misdemeanor charges not yet dropped

The misdemeanor charges stemming from a Nov. 10 incident against two-time All-Pro Michael Thomas have not been dismissed, his attorney and city of Kenner officials said.

Eiza Gonzalez says she's 'given up' on dating after claiming she was 'too hot' for roles

Eiza González revealed that she has "sort of given up" on dating. The Mexican actress said she is "not looking anymore."

Luke Bryan praises new Tennessee AI legislation protecting musicians: ‘What an amazing precedent to set’

Luke Bryan celebrated the signing of a new Tennessee bill protecting musicians against unauthorized AI-generated use of their voice and image.

Kate Middleton hospital security investigation spotlights clinic known for luxury service, famous patients

The prestigious London Clinic, where Kate Middleton underwent her planned abdominal surgery in January, is under scrutiny after a reported attempted breach of her medical records.

Kansas City Chiefs fans' deaths: Families threatening to sue each other face 'hell of a hurdle,' lawyer says

A wrongful death lawsuit filed by family members of three dead Kansas City Chiefs fans or a threatened defamation suit by Jordan Willis would be uphill battles in court, lawyers say.

Bruce Springsteen, Jon Bon Jovi, Steven Tyler push through health issues, prove ‘music is their lives’: expert

Bruce Springsteen is back on tour after his peptic ulcer in 2023, part of a growing list of rockers battling health issues while trying to continue touring.

'Married... With Children' star Ted McGinley admits one of his 'largest faults in life'

"Married... With Children" alum Ted McGinley opened up about one of his "largest faults" in an interview with Fox News Digital. He is starring alongside Roma Downey in "The Baxters."

'Nothing funny about Donald Trump:' Media sound the alarm on the 'dangerous distraction' of his humor

A growing number of media publications are spotlighting concerns over former President Donald Trump making jokes at his 2024 presidential campaign events.

New York lawmaker looking to repeal state law from 1907 that technically makes cheating on spouse illegal

A New York lawmaker is looking to repeal a state law passed in 1907 that technically makes cheating on a spouse illegal. A conviction can result in jail time.

Movie producer of 'Cabrini' responds to critics that film fails to show nun's faith motivation

Now in theaters, the movie "Cabrini," which tells of the life of Mother Cabrini, a Catholic nun, has been hailed for its storytelling and cinematography. But some faith critics have issues with it.

Judy Blume, American Library Association win National Book Critics Circle awards

Lorrie Moore won the the National Book Critics Circle award for fiction, while Judy Blume and the American Library Association, were given honorary prizes.

Former executive receives death sentence after poisoning founder of popular Chinese gaming company

A former executive was sentenced to death for poisoning his company's founder in December 2020 following a dispute over business operations, officials say.

Former Filipino congressman arrested over alleged involvement in governor's killing

Arnolfo Teves Jr., a former Filipino congressman, has been arrested on accusations of orchestrating the killings of Negros Oriental Gov. Roel Degamo and eight others.

Fox News host Jesse Watters isn’t afraid to tell radical, liberal activists to ‘Get It Together’ in new book

Jesse Watters listened to radical activists for his new book, "Get It Together," and found that many are trying to solve personal problems with far-left politics.

Reese Witherspoon's roles in blockbuster movies, hit TV shows, from 'Legally Blonde' to 'Big Little Lies'

Reese Witherspoon has found massive success in the entertainment industry. The Oscar-winning actress has taken on roles across genres in both television and film.

Susan Sarandon Says Hollywood Hasn't 'Done the Cleanup' Post-Weinstein

Actress Susan Sarandon said that Hollywood has not "done the cleanup" in the years following the downfall of Harvey Weinstein.

Azealia Banks, Erykah Badu Trash Beyonce's Country Album Cover: 'White Woman Cosplay' Reinforcing False Pro-America Rhetoric

Rapper Azealia Banks and singer Erykah Badu attacked Beyoncé's "Cowboy Carter" album cover, which featured patriotic imagery, calling the pop star "Whiteyonce" and accusing her of being in "white woman cosplay" and "reinforcing" false pro-USA rhetoric.

Italian Premier Meloni to testify in deepfake porn lawsuit, seeks symbolic compensation

Italian Premier Giorgia Meloni has been asked to testify in the trial of two men accused of making deepfake pornographic images using her face.

Mark Wahlberg recalls why he was 'a little pissed' while filming 'The Departed' with Martin Scorsese

Mark Wahlberg reflected on clashing with legendary director Martin Scorsese during filming of their 2006 movie "The Departed."

Holi, the Hindu festival of colors, falls on March 25. Learn more about how holiday is celebrated.

Holi, known as the Hindu festival of colors, is an annual celebration marking the arrival of spring. It is filled with cultural and religious significance.

Polarizing Bollywood films evoke Hindu nationalism as election approaches

Recent Bollywood blockbusters have proven polarizing in India. Some criticize these films for Hindu nationalist themes and claim movies contradicting this narrative are suppressed.

Gwyneth Paltrow Says 'F**k You’ to Bill Clinton for 'Snoring Right in Front of Me' at ‘Emma’ Screening

Gwyneth Paltrow has turned on former President Bill Clinton and made clear her disgust at his snoring she said punctuated a screening of Emma at the White House.

Sharon Osbourne says husband Ozzy has 'always been inappropriate' with women: 'The world is different today'

Sharon Osbourne opened up about maintaining her loyalty to husband Ozzy Osbourne, despite him always being "inappropriate with women."

World's first 'Dragon Ball’ theme park to open in Saudi Arabia

Japan's "Dragon Ball" franchise recently announced that they are building the world's first theme devoted to the franchise in Saudi Arabia.

California teacher's sexting turned into yearslong sexual abuse of student: police

Stacey Michelle Walker, 40, faces 17 felonies for a yearslong relationship that began when her student was 15 in 2017, and carried on until the student turned 18, San Diego Police said.

Musicians in Tennessee can now sue over AI-created impersonations, governor warns tech can 'destroy' industry

Tennessee Gov. Bill Lee signed into law the Ensuring Likeness, Voice, and Image Security (ELVIS) Act, which aims to protect musical artists from replication by artificial intelligence.

Millie Bobby Brown’s ‘Stranger Things’ co-star Matthew Modine to officiate her wedding with Jake Bongiovi

Millie Bobby Brown revealed that her wedding with her fiancé Jake Bongiovi will be officiated by her 'Stranger Things' co-star known as Dr. Martin Brenner in the hit show.

Gisele Bündchen nearly died in freezing water during '90s photo shoot

Gisele Bündchen recalled the moment she nearly died while shooting a modeling campaign on a fake iceberg in Iceland. The Brazilian supermodel told the story on "The Tonight Show."

Josh Peck Says Drake Bell's Nickelodeon Sex Abuse Revelations Should Bring 'Necessary Change to Our Industry'

Former Nickelodeon child star Josh Peck broke his silence about his "Drake & Josh" co-star Drake Bell after watching Investigation Discovery's "Quiet on Set: The Dark Side of Kids TV" documentary, which featured a slew of shocking revelations involving child molestation at the network, among other things.

ELVIS Act: Tennessee First State to Protect Musicians and Other Artists Against AI

NASHVILLE, Tenn. — Tennessee Gov. Bill Lee on Thursday signed off on legislation designed to protect songwriters, performers and other music industry professionals against the potential dangers of artificial intelligence.

Two arrested in Pennsylvania after New York squatters allegedly killed, stuffed woman in duffel bag

Two persons of interest in the killing of Nadia Vitels, found stuffed in a bag, were apprehended in Pennsylvania on Friday by U.S. Marshals.

Kate Middleton announces she has cancer, undergoing chemotherapy treatment

Kate Middleton gave an update on her recovery Friday as speculation over her whereabouts continued to grow. The Princess of Wales has been recovering at Windsor after abdominal surgery.

Ex-RNC boss Ronna McDaniel finds new home at NBC, MSNBC as political analyst

Former Republican National Committee Chairwoman Ronna McDaniel joined NBC News and MSNBC as political analyst across all platforms.

Barry Manilow to Co-Host Fashion Mogul Michael Smith's Mega Jill Biden Fundraiser

Singer Barry Manilow is set to co-host fashion mogul Michael Smith's mega fundraiser for First Lady Jill Biden on Saturday in Palm Springs, California.

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Romanian court denies Andrew Tate's request to have seized cars, luxury items returned

Controversial American-British influencer Andrew Tate on Friday was denied a request to have numerous seized, expensive assets returned to him by Romanian authorities.

Sara Evans calls domestic violence allegations against husband 'bulls---': 'He's feeling shame'

Country star Sara Evans says that she doesn't believe husband Jay Barker was trying to hurt her when he was arrested for allegedly trying to hit her with his car.

Kate Middleton's cancer announcement shows how she is 'thinking of others': royal expert

Kate Middleton announced in a video message on Friday that she was diagnosed with cancer following her planned abdominal treatment in January. The Princess of Wales is currently undergoing preventative chemotherapy treatment and is "getting stronger everyday."

'Lost Highway' star Patricia Arquette recalls filming 'terrifying' nude scene while crew said 'crude things'

Patricia Arquette recalled filming "terrifying" nude scenes for 1997's "Lost Highway" while crew members said "gross things." The actress starred as Renee Madison in the David Lynch-directed movie.

Valentino's longtime designer Piccioli announces his departure from the brand after 25 years

Pierpaolo Piccioli, creative director at Valentino known for his 'bold creativity,' announced on Friday his departure after more than two decades with the fashion brand.

Kate Middleton, the Princess of Wales, through the years: PHOTOS

The Princess of Wales, 42, announced on Friday that she was diagnosed with cancer and is undergoing preventative chemotherapy treatment.

New 'Beetlejuice' movie trailer includes return of original cast and new faces

A new "Beetlejuice" trailer has been released, with Winona Ryder, Michael Keaton and Catherine O'Hara all back in their original roles.

CEO of company behind Sundance Film Festival stepping down

Sundance Institute CEO Joana Vicente, whose nonprofit runs the annual Sundance Film Festival, is stepping down from her position after two and a half years.

Stephen Colbert sent legal notice by Rose Hanbury over Prince William alleged affair jokes: Report

CBS host Stephen Colbert was slapped with a legal notice from the lawyers of Rose Hanbury over jokes he made about an alleged affair with Prince Williams.

Road House (2024) Review: Woke-Free Fun That’s Too Long, Too Digital

Director Doug Liman’s Road House (2024) is full of affection for the original, woke-free, and does plenty right -- until it doesn't.

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Report: Rose Hanbury's Lawyers Sent Notice to Stephen Colbert for Spreading Prince William Affair Rumors

Lawyers for Lady Rose Hanbury have reportedly sent a notice to CBS late-night host Stephen Colbert after the comedian used his show to spread rumors of an alleged affair with Prince William.

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Liam Neeson, Glenn Close Perform Dramatic Readings of Trump Indictments for MSNBC

Hollywood stars Liam Neeson and Glenn Close have performed dramatic readings of the Trump indictments for an MSNBC podcast devoted to celebrating the ongoing political and legal persecution of the 45th president and presumed GOP nominee for the 2024 presidential election.

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Kate Middleton cancer revelation leaves Blake Lively 'mortified' over 'photoshop fails’ joke

Blake Lively apologized on Friday for making a joke at Kate Middleton's expense earlier this month after the Princess of Wales announced she has cancer.