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A Playboy model has upset locals after she posed naked on a sacred Maori mountain in New Zealand.

Blake Shelton may be ready to hang up his cowboy hat.

Late-night funnymen Jimmy Kimmel and Stephen Colbert stopped cracking jokes about President Trump and turned dead serious this week, inserting themselves into the political conversation and pushing their own agendas.

Selena Gomez told Brandon Stanton of "Humans of New York" fame that she's aware her fame is a privilege.

Selena Gomez told Brandon Stanton of "Humans of New York" fame that she's aware her fame is a privilege.

This like this feud has not been fixed.

Padma Lakshmi, of "Top Chef," is asking for money — but it’s for a good cause.

Brad Pitt opened up to GQ Style in an extremely personal interview in which he discussed entering therapy, his relationship with religion, why he stopped drinking and how he is working out a custody agreement with his now ex Angelina Jolie.

Lena Dunham was hospitalized immediately following her appearance at Monday night’s Met Gala, Fox News has learned. A source indicated the recent hospitalization was a result of the star’s battle with endometriosis.

Comedian Jim Gaffigan's wife and writing partner Jeannie Gaffigan is recovering after surgery to remove a serious brain tumor.

Paris Jackson is ready to make her move into movies.

"Deadliest Catch" star Nick McGlashan wrote that he was "a full blown junkie" addicted to heroin, meth and alcohol.

Stephen Colbert is under fire for a profane joke he made about President Donald Trump.

Tomi Lahren recently agreed to a settlement that ended her lawsuit against Glenn Beck and TheBlaze — but she still wants to set the record straight.

Roddick stopped playing professional tennis in 2012 and has since been enjoying his retirement.

In 1492, he sailed the ocean blue, but Christopher Columbus' ships went on other voyages.

Captain Wild Bill Wichrowski lowered the boom on a crew member he has always treated like a son, deck boss Nick McGlashan, after discovering his drug addiction.

The 50-year-old's debut album, "Down in a hole," wasn't originally meant for the public.

Tomi Lahren recently agreed to a settlement that ended her lawsuit against Glenn Beck and TheBlaze — but she still wants to set the record straight.