In a frank and heartfelt speech, U2 bassist Adam Clayton thanked his bandmates of four decades for their support during his treatment and recovery for alcohol abuse years ago, and then joined them for a rollicking rendition of a few hits.
Australian model Miranda Kerr has handed over $8.1 million worth of jewelry to the U.S. Justice Department a week after lawsuits said it was purchased for her by Malaysian financier Jho Low with allegedly misappropriated funds, according to her spokesman.
Reginald Davis, a photographer who spent four decades of his life taking photos of royals said Princess Grace of Monaco was the most difficult royal to photograph while Princess Margaret was his favorite to work with.
Warner Bros. announced filming for ABC's "Bachelor in Paradise" will resume after the studio completed its investigation into "allegations of misconduct" Tuesday.
“The Waltons” has garnered lasting success for delivering a gripping TV drama about a Depression-era family living in Virginia’s rural Blue Ridge Mountains, but not everyone on set felt appreciated for their work.
Monday marks the twentieth anniversary of when "Harry Potter and the Philosopher's Stone," the first in J.K. Rowling's fantasy book series, was published in the U.K. in 1997.
"Britain's Got Talent's" Susan Boyle is reportedly being targeted by a gang of up to 15 teenagers who have, according to witnesses, gone to her home, thrown burning paper in her face and viciously threatened her.
Corey Stoll, who plays Marcus Brutus in the controversial Public Theater’s version of William Shakespeare’s “Julius Caesar” said he did not know Caesar “would be an explicit avatar” of Trump when he signed up for the play.
John McEnroe says the Studio 54 era wasn’t all it was cracked up to be — admitting he couldn’t even get into the storied club — and he even calls Andy Warhol “annoying” and “mediocre” in his upcoming memoir.