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Marvel is teasing the coming of its latest superhero TV show on Netflix with some real military style.

With so many people conscious of ensuring there’s inclusiveness in film and TV, some in the business are taking big strides to ensure it happens.

A lot of people take issue with Donald Trump’s use of Twitter as president of the United States. However, Mark Hamill is taking things to the next level by supporting a campaign to purchase the site for the sole purpose of booting Trump off of it.

Celebrities are sending their support to people in Houston and other parts of Texas affected by Hurricane Harvey.

Most stars would think twice about going makeup-free for People Magazine’s annual “Most Beautiful” issue — but Nina Dobrev didn’t mind it one bit.

Taylor Swift is under fire from social media users who claim the singer is mocking Kim Kardashian's Paris robbery in her "Look What You Made Me Do" video.

Sadie Robertson knew her fans would be surprised to learn her relationship with her ex is not what it seemed.

New York state police say an equipment truck from country star Luke Bryan's tour struck an overpass on a Long Island parkway.

Marge Padgitt believes that she’s living with the ghost of an old Hollywood star in her new home.

If there’s one thing that gets Kaley Cuoco fired up is the idea that anyone can hand over their pet to an animal shelter after years of loyalty.

Lady Gaga got personal for her interview with V Magazine.

"Teen Mom" Farrah Abraham rarely holds back.

Kathy Griffin is hoping heads will roll as she heads back on tour.

"Real Housewives of Orange County" long time castmember Tamra Judge shared on social media that she has skin cancer.

If this theater company thought their patrons wouldn't give a damn, they were wrong.

Pink was honored on Sunday night with the Michael Jackson Video Vanguard Award.

A descendant of Civil War general Robert E. Lee and the mother of a woman killed earlier this month in Charlottesville, Virginia, took the stage at the MTV Video Music Awards to denounce white supremacists.

An ancestor of Civil War general Robert E. Lee and the mother of a woman killed earlier this month in Charlottesville, Virginia, have taken the stage at the MTV Video Music Awards to denounced white supremacists.

“Rehab Addict” star Nicole Curtis has taken her advocacy of normalizing breastfeeding to new heights.