ESPN Distances Itself From Anchor Who Called Trump 'A White Supremacist'
ESPN distanced itself from anchor Jemele Hill's tweets one day after she called President Donald Trump "a white supremacist" and "a bigot."
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ESPN distanced itself from anchor Jemele Hill's tweets one day after she called President Donald Trump "a white supremacist" and "a bigot."
After several high-profile exits by previous "Star Wars" directors, Lucasfilm is turning to J.J. Abrams, who helped resurrect the franchise.
Cara Mund is not worried that she may begin her year-long reign as Miss America by starting a Twitter war with the nation's Tweeter-In-Chief.
The members of the band Decapitated were arrested in Santa Ana on suspicion of kidnapping a woman after their Aug. 31 concert in Spokane.
She and a crew of 86 weren't able to evacuate due to the high demand getting out of the state as the storm approached, so now they're with about a few thousand seniors who have evacuated from south Florida.
The official website for Montgomery Gentry says Troy Gentry, half of the country duo, has died in a New Jersey helicopter crash.
State regulators threatened to fine the theater up to $25,000 under a law that prohibits serving booze during films with simulated sex or full-frontal nudity.
Richard Anderson, the tall, handsome actor best known for co-starring simultaneously in television's "The Six Million Dollar Man" and "The Bionic Woman" in the 1970s, has died. He was 91.
Just three months after apologizing for posing with a likeness of President Donald Trump's severed head, comedian Kathy Griffin says she's "no longer sorry."
Dean Tedford and his wife took off work and drove down from Redding on Friday morning. After having lunch, Tedford got the email.
Jay Thomas, a radio talk show host and actor with recurring roles on the sitcoms "Murphy Brown" and "Cheers," has died, his publicist said. Thomas was 69.
Under the bill Common's referring to, juveniles would be eligible for parole hearings after 25 years of incarceration.
A Bay Area rapper was in critical condition after an early Monday morning shooting that left him suffering from several gunshot wounds, authorities said.
"That fool was no dummy. Jerry Lewis was an undeniable genius an unfathomable blessing, comedy's absolute! I am because he was!" —Jim Carrey on Twitter
Jerry Lewis, the manic, rubber-faced showman who jumped and hollered to fame in a lucrative partnership with Dean Martin, settled down to become a self-conscious screen auteur and found an even greater following as the tireless, teary host of the annual muscular dystrophy telethons, has died. He was 91.
