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Barbara Walters' interviewing skills were a signature of her 60-year career in journalism. These were some her best questions.

Paris Hilton is back to see "what love can do" for the second time with a new version of her 2006 song "Stars Are Blind."

A woman has filed a lawsuit against Aerosmith lead singer Steven Tyler, alleging sexual assault, coercion of an abortion and involuntary infamy in the 1970s when she was a minor and he was in his mid-20s.

Authorities carefully tracked the man charged in the killings of four Idaho college students as he drove across the country around Christmas and continued surveilling him for several days before finally arresting him Friday, sources tell CNN.

Queen guitarist Brian May has received a knighthood in honor of his services to music and charity.

A motorist was "miraculously" left with only minor injuries after a car was impaled by a guardrail in Manchester, Connecticut, according to first responders.

Anthony Hopkins has a lot to celebrate this New Year's Eve.

The land on the Las Vegas Strip where the 2017 Route 91 Harvest Festival mass shooting took place has been sold, the company that owned the land said.

Here are some of the most famous people who have died in 2022.

Multiple bison died near the western entrance of Yellowstone National Park in Montana on Wednesday after being struck by a semi-truck, according to police.

Dionne Warwick wishes younger artists today would be more cognizant of what they are saying and the possible ramifications.

It's never too late for more bump photos.

The news that Pope Emeritus Benedict XVI has died will have shocked no one. He was, after all, 95, and had been in declining health for at least a decade: his fragility was, in 2013, cited as the ostensible reason for his resignation, which came as a shock at the time. It had been, after all, 600 years since a pontiff had done such a thing. His successor, Pope Francis, alerted the world to Benedict's turn for the worse Wednesday, and a kind of death watch ensued.

Ukrainian Prime Minister Denys Shmyhal said Moscow wants to cause darkness and leave the country "in the dark for the New Year," as deadly strikes swept several regions on Saturday.

Parties, weddings, back-on-again concerts and overdue catch-ups: The social calendar is back in full swing after nearly three years of pandemic-related lockdowns and restrictions.

Once-thriving spots, these villages, towns and cities now stand abandoned. Their empty buildings, streets and even cars left for nature to reclaim over the years.

The current period of high inflation that has significantly impacted the US economy will also influence a New Year's tradition: The annual state minimum wage increases.