Drake Bell tweeted a joke Thursday after reports he was missing in Florida. Authorities later said they were in "contact" with the actor and "Mr. Bell is safe."
Gisele Bündchen wrote on her Instagram this week that while storms destroy they also lead to regrowth in her latest message about adversity since her divorce.
"Princess Bride" star Cary Elwes addressed the possibility of the iconic film being remade in a recent interview. He also revealed how often the cast stays in touch.
Jamie Foxx began his career as a stand-up comedian before turning to acting and winning an Oscar. He's also earned Grammy awards and studied music in college.
Matthew McConaughey said this week that running for governor of Texas last year wasn't where he could be the most "useful," and he wants to focus on being a father right now.
Madison De La Garza, who portrayed Janita Solis on "Desperate Housewives," revealed she developed an eating disorder after being cyberbullied for her weight at 7 years old.
"Sister Wives" star Christine Brown announced she's engaged to boyfriend David Woolley in an Instagram post, two months after revealing their relationship.
Legendary country star Willie Nelson, 89, revealed why he's still motivated to tour ahead of his milestone birthday, saying he's "looking forward" to it.
Mötley Crüe's manager speaks out as the band and Mick Mars are locked in a dispute after the guitarist claimed he was forced out of the group. Mick Mars retired from touring in 2022.
HARDY and Lainey Wilson are among the leading nominees for this year's ACM Awards. HARDY's hit song "Wait in the Truck" with Lainey Wilson is nominated for song of the year.
British fashion designer Mary Quant who popularized the miniskirt and revolutionized the Swinging 60s fashion has died peacefully in her home in England at 93 years old.
A "Wheel of Fortune" player appeared to have jokingly fainted after disappointingly landing on the Bankrupt wedge numerous times throughout the game show.
Former Nickelodeon child star Drake Bell was declared "missing and endangered" by the Daytona Beach Police Department. He has since been declared "safe."
Arnold Schwarzenegger and the City of Los Angeles are battling over an area that the former governor says is a pothole, but the city says is a service trench.