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A Netflix documentary series has prompted calls for the Baltimore Archdiocese to release a dead priest's files.

Late singer and songwriter Warren Zevon's heroes were writers and classical musicians.

A large music festival in Sweden that has seen performances by artists such as Kanye West, Robbie Williams and Iron Maiden has called off next year's event after several reports of sexual abuse.

The 41-year-old actress says that body shaming has gotten 'so bad for girls.'....

The actor's 16-year-old child went missing on Monday.....

In honor of Pride Month, the 32-year-old actress took a brave step.....

The former Yankees slugger says his star power is nothing compared to his girlfriend's.....

Legal docs filed by Beyoncé and Jay-Z may have revealed the names of their twins.

Rock superstar Mick Jagger says a newspaper editorial was responsible for helping him avoid prison for a minor drug offense in 1967.

The promoter behind the Fyre Festival debacle in the Bahamas was arrested on a federal fraud charge that he bilked business investors.

The promoter behind a failed music festival that was in the Bahamas was arrested Friday in New York on a wire fraud charge.

Jerrod Carmichael says he's leaving "The Carmichael Show," ending it after three seasons.

Hollywood great Olivia de Havilland has launched her own sequel to the TV series "Feud" — a lawsuit.

Jay-Z gets personal and deep on his new album, opening up about his relationship with Beyonce, the elevator fight with Solange and his children.

Grammy award winner Adele says she's heartbroken after being forced to cancel two sold-out weekend shows at London's Wembley Stadium.

Joe Jackson, the 88-year-old father of late pop star Michael Jackson, was involved in a car accident near the Las Vegas strip on Friday morning.

Calvin Harris is regretting going off on Taylor Swift via Twitter just a month after the couple broke up in July 2016.

Brooke Shields is back in her Calvins.

The theater director who endured death threats and lost corporate sponsors after staging a Donald Trump-inspired version of "Julius Caesar" has a message to any artist fearful of facing similar backlash.

Hannibal Buress hired a lookalike to attend the “Spider-Man: Homecoming” premiere in Los Angeles on Wednesday in his place.