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Chance the Rapper performed on Monday in Chicago, leading hundreds of people to an early voting site.

Angelina Jolie Pitt will continue to have sole custody of her six children with Brad Pitt in a joint agreement reached by the actors, a representative for the actress said Monday.

“Chopped” and “House Hunters” super fans won’t be able to catch their favorite shows on Netflix in the near future.

Who knew Kevin Arnold and Paul Pfeiffer were Rangers fans?

In just one year's time the DC Extended Universe has gone from abstract to concrete, with "Batman v Superman: Dawn of Justice" and "Suicide Squad" bringing the universe to the forefront this past summer.

Dallas Mavericks owner Mark Cuban has revoked the credentials for two ESPN reporters who cover the team but isn't saying why.

Conor McGregor may be days away from fighting for the UFC lightweight title, but he just recently sent a not so subtle reminder to the featherweight division that he's still the king at 145 pounds.

Jennifer Aniston needed to say something.

Cameron Diaz said she felt "debilitated" by fear waiting for the world to react to her book.

The actress said that she is feeling “lucky and very blessed.”

During a series of tweets about GOP nominee Donald Trump, Gaga turned her attention to the candidate’s wife.

Scripps Network, the company behind channels like HGTV, Food Network and the Cooking Channel, reported higher-than-expected third quarter earnings.

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A strong batch of new films drew audiences to the theaters in large numbers this weekend, including Marvel's "Doctor Strange," the animated "Trolls" and Mel Gibson's WWII drama "Hacksaw Ridge," effectively waking up the sleepy fall box office. The top three films all garnered largely positive reviews from critics and all recorded A CinemaScores from opening weekend audiences too.