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Actor Shia LaBeouf is hoping to get out of a lawsuit by claiming that his rant against a bartender was protected free speech.

An employee of the Kardashian's clothing boutique in Los Angeles was held at gunpoint.

Fox News Channel will add Shannon Bream to its primetime lineup with a live newscast at 11 p.m. ET starting Oct. 30, the same evening that Laura Ingraham’s new show kicks off.

Netflix has pulled an episode of a children’s show from its lineup after parents became outraged at an inappropriate image reportedly presented in the background of a scene.

With the winner being 12 years old, many are wondering how she plans to spend her $1 million prize.

Rapper Jay-Z reportedly turned down an offer to perform at the Super Bowl halftime show next February in a show of solidarity for embattled former quarterback Colin Kaepernick.

The Piano Man is still in a St. Louis state of mind.

Johnson & Johnson heiress Jazz Johnson-Merton was caught kicking her horse on camera.

Prophets of Rage, the politically driven super group, released a controversial music video featuring President Trump as Hitler.

The Bella twins might have a lot going on these days, but it will take more than the sum of their many commitments to keep them out of the wrestling ring for much longer.

Original Kiss members Gene Simmons and Ace Frehley share the stage together.

Kidnapped model Chloe Ayling has revealed she is to tell all about her Black Death sex slave ordeal in a new book.

Stephen Colbert isn’t done talking about the Emmys or Donald Trump. The “Late Show” host took time out of his broadcast on Wednesday to address a tweet from the president about Sunday’s awards.

Cheryl Burke is replacing former choreographer Abby Lee Miller on Lifetime’s “Dance Moms” — and the dancer was shocked by what she saw on set.

Gwyneth Paltrow has a message for the Goop haters.

After becoming a global icon and one of the world's best-selling singers of all-time, Shania Twain had to utter the scariest five words a vocalist would ever hear: "I may never sing again."

Fans have long wondered if Jerry Seinfeld will eventually hop on the revival bandwagon and bring back the Emmy Award-winning NBC sitcom.

MSNBC host Lawrence O’Donnell apologized Wednesday for a curse-filled rant caught on tape.

When Julie Chadwick received an email marked “confidential” in 2005, the local Canadian reporter had no idea she would uncover a forgotten chapter in Johnny Cash’s life.

Can you believe it’s been 15 years since "Firefly" first graced our screens? It’s held up remarkably well since then, except for one thing.