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Former sports reporter Jenn Sterger has come out swinging at ESPN.

Kate Winslet declined to answer a question regarding sexual misconduct allegations against Woody Allen.

“The Walking Dead” star Jeffrey Dean Morgan is pleased with the outcome of his wife’s recent dust up with Ben Affleck over a 2003 incident in which the “Batman v. Superman” star grabbed her breast.

Anna Faris is speaking up about her sexual harassment incident she experienced while on a movie set.

“Scandal” actor Tony Goldwyn shared his own Hollywood casting couch story in the wake of the Harvey Weinstein sexual harassment scandal and the ensuing #MeToo movement.

Gymnast Shawn Johnson and her husband on Monday thanked their fans after the Olympic gold medalist revealed she suffered a miscarriage last week.

Terry Richardson has reportedly been banned for working for some of the top fashion magazines.

An X-Ray that shows Elvis Presley’s broken pinky on his left hand that he sustained after reportedly practicing karate is heading to auction next month.

The 51st Annual CMA Awards will take place Nov. 8.

The NFL has denied it banned Janet Jackson from performing in future Super Bowl’s 14 years after the infamous “wardrobe malfunction” that caused a national controversy.

Billy Joel and his wife, Alexis Roderick, have another “Uptown Girl” in their lives.

Kid Rock is sticking to what he knows.

Erinn Hayes, who was let go over the summer from Kevin James’ sitcom, is thinking about the future these days.

Michael Moore's politically-charged Broadway show failed to bring in the big bucks at the box office.

WWE stars Nikki Bella and fiancé John Cena have been wrestling with planning their 2018 wedding as they juggle their busy schedules.

Kathy Griffin has ripped into President Donald Trump on The Project, calling him a Nazi — and much more.

Shania Twain blasted for performance as a "Dancing with the Stars" guest judge.

The actor had big problems this week as he lost his wallet — then his dance moves.

Mark Wahlberg hopes God can forgive him for his role as a porn star in the 1997 film "Boogie Nights."

“Property Brothers” star Jonathan Scott didn’t want to hold back in his new memoir, “It Takes Two: Our Story.”