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Farrah Abraham is no stranger to the world of reality TV. But this time, she’s getting personal.

Lucy Hale decided to give up drinking alcohol.

Kate Burton's mother moved her away when the Italian paparazzi descended on Richard Burton and Elizabeth Taylor in 1962.

Rebel Wilson has filed a lawsuit against Bauer Media for defamation, claiming that a series of magazine articles published by the company cost her movie roles by painting her as a serial liar.

Kourtney Kardashian is having fun on her vacation with sister Kim Kardashian and their clique of famous females… maybe too much fun.

Chris Soules, a former star of ABC’s “The Bachelor,” has lawyered up, acquiring a high-powered legal team after he was charged with fleeing the scene of a deadly crash in Iowa.

Charlotte Rae, best known for her roles on "Facts of Life" and "Different Strokes" has been diagnosed with bone cancer at age 91.

Drinking is a requirement if you're touring with Blake Shelton.

The half-sister of Carrie Fisher has her own show business stories.

Richard Short stars in Lifetime's new show "Mary Kills People," which covers a real-life controversial subject.

“I’ve sacrificed having a family and being married because, at the time, it didn’t seem possible."

How do these odd-looking guys attract such lovely ladies?

Kim Kardashian announced that being held at gunpoint during a Paris jewelry heist in 2016 “was meant to happen.”

The actor and former hockey player played Jack O'Callahan in the 2004 Disney film.

An ESPN site targeting female sports fans on Thursday removed a poem paying homage to a convicted cop killer after “an oversight in the editorial process” led to the poem being published several days ago, the embattled sports giant told Fox News.

Family comes first in the Yearwood-Brooks household.

YouTube is launching a new music competition series for emerging artists featuring Backstreet Boys, Demi Lovato and Jason Derulo.

Lana Wood, who was once Hollywood royalty, is struggling to make ends meet for her family.

The bitter custody battle may not end anytime soon.

ESPN laid off 100 employees on Wednesday, including on-air talent, and Andy Roddick said it was tough watching the cuts unfold.