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Penn Jillette is apologizing profusely for his wisecracks insulting Newfoundland.

Bill Cosby has hired Michael Jackson's former lawyer to represent him at his November retrial on sexual assault charges in Pennsylvania.

Sports Illustrated unveiled their newest swimsuit rookie over the weekend — and it’s Victoria’s Secret PINK Model Chase Carter.

Carole Radziwill is looking fabulous after 50.

Not everything stays in Vegas — especially when the princess of pop is involved.

Director Joss Whedon has made a career out of creating strong, female leads but according to his ex-wife, the "Buffy the Vampire Slayer" creator is a "hypocrite preaching feminist ideals."

Sasha Pieterse enjoys her freedom.

Some stars don't know when to stop posing for cameras.

Jay Z said of Solange, “She’s like my sister. I will protect her. That’s my sister, not my sister-in-law. My sister. Period.”

Kim Kardashian will guest host "Live With Kelly and Ryan" later this month.

“Friends” star Matt LeBlanc confessed that he was offered a part on the ABC sitcom that he felt compelled to turn down.

Everyone knows the penultimate episode of every season of “Game of Thrones” is a doozy, but it’s still hard to prepare one’s self. For Season 7, “Beyond the Wall” not only were fans treated to some of the most mystical encounters to date, but some pretty big heroes laid down their lives in the process.

John Stamos had the perfect outfit prepared to celebrate his 54 years on earth - his birthday suit.

Jerry Lewis, whose career as producer-director-writer and movie star peaked in the 1960s, may be best remembered by younger generations for the muscular dystrophy telethons he conducted every Labor Day weekend.

“Friends” star Matt LeBlanc confessed that he was offered a part on the ABC sitcom that he felt compelled to turn down.

Critics loved "Logan Lucky" and gave a big collective shrug to "The Hitman's Bodyguard," but when it came to the test of the marketplace, audiences went their own way.

Famed funnyman Jerry Lewis died on Sunday at age 91.

Given Jerry Lewis' long history in the business and vast body of work, many in Hollywood took the news hard and immediately went to social media to share their thoughts about Lewis, his influence and his comedy.

Jerry Lewis, the rubber-faced, squeaky-voiced comedy legend who starred in movies and musicals and also was known for his unflagging work on behalf of the Muscular Dystrophy Association, died on Sunday.