"Giddy Up" singer Shania Twain opened up about the traumatizing events she experienced as a child and said her stepfather made her feel insecure about her body, as she alleged he sexually abused her.
Kim Kardashian and her daughter North posted a video dancing to Taylor Swift's song "Shake it Off" on TikTok, leaving fans wondering if their feud was over.
Authorities arrested a suspect who broke into the Los Angeles childhood home of Billie Eilish, after he reportedly jumped a fence and entered the property. There were no injuries reported.
Susan Sarandon's daughter Eva Amurri shared her thoughts on growing up with famous parents in a new TikTok video. She described forming close friendships with other "nepo-babies."
Suzanne Somers says she's "still smiling" 55 years into her relationship with her husband, Alan Hamel. The actress and producer got married 46 years ago.
Food Network star Valerie Bertinelli announced she will be participating in dry January to help with her stress levels and to cut down her sugar cravings.
Jeremy Renner was hospitalized and suffered blunt chest trauma and orthopedic injuries after a snowplow accident near his Lake Tahoe home on New Year's Day.
Rockers Jack Black and Kyle Glass revealed they are "thinking about" creating a hybrid sequel for "School of Rock" and “Tenacious D in the Pick of Destiny."
Prince Harry wrote in "Spare" that he made the "mistake" of watching wife Meghan Markle's steamy sex scenes in "Suits" and joked he needed "electric shock therapy."
"Dancing with the Stars" pro Witney Carson and her husband announced that baby No. 2 is a boy. The new addition to the family is due at the end of May.
Nicole Kidman will play a CIA senior supervisor in a new Paramount Plus show called "Lioness," which was created by "Yellowstone" co-creator Taylor Sheridan.
"The Mummy" star Brendan Fraser is reflecting on his reportedly six-minute standing ovation at multiple film festivals for his role in "The Whale" and opened up about his movie-star comeback.
Tom Hanks' new movie, "A Man Called Otto," stars not only the actor as Otto Anderson, but also his son Truman as a young Otto. The actor defended his decision to cast his son in the movie he also produced.
