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“Real Housewives of New York” star Jill Zarin announced on Saturday her husband Bobby died after a long battle with cancer.

Taylor Swift could have another obsessive fan on her hands after a 59-year-old man has claimed he’s her boyfriend and needs a gun to protect her, law enforcement sources in New Hampshire told TMZ.

Liam Neeson said in an interview published Friday that while the burgeoning #MeToo movement is healthy, the sexual misconduct allegations currently plaguing Hollywood and other industries have turned into “a bit of a witch hunt.”

Mark Wahlberg, who’s come under fire in recent days for being paid 1,000 times more than his female costar Michelle Williams for movie reshoots, announced that he would donate his $1.5 million paycheck to the Time’s Up Legal Defense Fund in Williams’ name.

Hollywood actress Rebecca Hall, who will appear in an upcoming Woody Allen movie, said she is “profoundly sorry” for her part in the film and is donating her earnings to the Time’s Up coalition.

It was 50 years ago Saturday that Johnny Cash went to Folsom Prison to record an album that became one of the best-selling live albums of all time—and his salvation.

Moby claimed in an interview that his friends in the CIA asked him to spread the news that President Trump has ties to Russia.

Katie Couric opened up for the first time since Matt Lauer’s firing and said she had “no idea” about the former “Today” show co-host’s inappropriate behavior.

Liam Neeson said he felt the large number of actors being called out for alleged sexual misconduct was a “bit of a witch hunt.”

The U.S. news media don’t often cover news about Guatemala, the small Central American nation on Mexico’s southern border.

California Fish and Wildlife agents seized Chris Brown’s pet capuchin monkey from his Los Angeles home Friday.

MSNBC star Chris Matthews has apologized for making fun of Hillary Clinton and joking about a “Bill Cosby pill” in network footage that was obtained by The Cut.

After being courted for several months, Leonardo DiCaprio will star in Quentin Tarantino’s untitled Charles Manson movie.

The mainstream media’s obsession with attacking President Trump was in full display when MSNBC producer Mary Emily O’Hara was forced to delete a tweet on Friday claiming U.S. Ambassador to Panama John Feeley resigned because of reports that Trump used disparaging rhetoric when asking why the U.S. was taking immigrants from “s---hole” countries.

Mel Gibson's ex Oksana Grigorieva claims in new legal documents, obtained by Page Six via The Blast, that she is suffering from Post Traumatic Stress Disorder “due to domestic violence and the protracted, expensive and difficult paternity battle she had to endure.”

In a new interview, Hugh Grant reveals that he once had a feud with former co-star Robert Downey Jr. "[He] hated me," said the “Paddington 2” star.

Mark Walhberg reportedly put production on pause for "All the Money in the World" after Kevin Spacey was ousted following a growing number of sexual misconduct claims.

In a candid discussion hosted by Oprah, several celebrities sat down to talk about the Time's Up movement.

Former President Barack Obama resurfaced on Friday and took a shot at Fox News viewers, saying they’re “living on a different planet” than people who consume mainstream media.

Megyn Kelly, who is NBC’s highest paid news star, has reportedly upset NBC executives by attempting to book former “E! News” host Catt Sadler on her show after Sadler walked away from her gig on NBC’s sister station last month because of gender wage gap issues.