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MIAMI — “The Walking Dead” producers toned down some of the violence in the first half of season seven after the strong viewer backlash to a gruesome killing scene in the season opener.

The NFL is denying reports that they have asked Lady Gaga not to speak about Trump during her upcoming performance at the Super Bowl.

"Hamilton" creator Lin-Manuel Miranda was brought to tears by President Obama's decision to commute the sentence of Oscar Lopez Rivera.

"We had a fling once, then we stopped. She's hot; she's talented; why not?"

Mr. Wonderful is angling to be Canada's Donald Trump.

The “Big Bang Theory” star took to Instagram to post a video ahead of Trump’s Jan. 20 inauguration.

Rosie O'Donnell has continued her Twitter campaign to stop Donald Trump from being sworn into office on Friday -- at any cost.

Reality star Savannah Chrisley revealed on Instagram she was involved in a serious car crash Monday morning.

Some stars have had a lot to drink, he said.

Scott Baio believes "Happy Days" are ahead and his fellow Hollywood stars need to stop complaining about President-elect Donald Trump.

If Ariana Grande is trying to "Break Free" of her out-of-touch image, she's not doing a great job.

As a comedian, Chonda Pierce is used to her fair share of hecklers and critics.

Ciara and now-husband Russell Wilson remained abstinent before their wedding but after they tied the knot they wasted no time.

Mexican billionaire Carlos Slim’s telecommunications corporation, American Movil, announced on Tuesday that it’s launching a television channel that will focus on Mexican audiences in the United States later in the year, according to Reuters.

Celebs with restless hair syndrome.

The actress' answer is sure to surprise 'Fuller House' fans.

Bill O’Reilly will have a sit-down interview with soon-to-be President Donald Trump that will air during the Super Bowl pregame show on FOX on Feb. 5 at 4 p.m. ET.

MIAMI — In the wake of its “Escaping the KKK” debacle, A&E is mulling changes to its production guidelines.

Steve Harvey is sorry for "offending anyone" with jokes targeting Asian men he made on his talk show earlier this month.

Rob Schneider finally found something more offensive to audiences than “Deuce Bigalow.”