Actress Rachel Boston Shares Details Of 'Witches Of East End' Season Finale
Actress Rachel Boston stopped by KCAL9 Saturday to share details of the Lifetime hit drama "Witches Of East End" season finale happening this weekend.
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Actress Rachel Boston stopped by KCAL9 Saturday to share details of the Lifetime hit drama "Witches Of East End" season finale happening this weekend.
"I'm more on the side that they are offensive," said Megan Madrigal.
"I think it's something we need to talk about," said Robin McGraw.
This week, another Hollywood bachelor is taken off the table while two stars are involved in a car crash.
Don't leave the kids out of all your Halloween fun. Here are five fun Halloween flicks that the whole family can enjoy together.
Police say they arrested a rapper who goes by the name "Too Short" after he brought a loaded handgun through the security check at Bob Hope Airport.
Police said their investigation remains active and "ongoing."
Actor Josh McDermitt stopped by KCAL9 Wednesday to talk about his return to AMC's "The Walking Dead".
Singer Stevie Wonder has been named the Grand Marshall of the 83rd annual Hollywood Christmas Parade.
Authorities said Monday that someone has made off with the Ed Sullivan statue that sits atop a pedestal at the Academy of Television Arts & Sciences building in North Hollywood.
Actress Amanda Bynes has been arrested for driving under the influence of a controlled substance, according to the California Highway Patrol.
Lorde visited The Kevin & Bean Show Monday and talked about her new song, "Yellow Flicker Beat", as well as her work on the upcoming "Hunger Games" soundtrack.
The "Take It on Back" singer does just that as he reminisces about the glory days of the Houston Astros and watching the legendary Baseball Hall of Fame pitcher Nolan Ryan hurl when he was a kid.
Authorities say an SUV carrying actress Leah Remini and singer Jennifer Lopez and her two kids, was rear-ended by a suspected drunken driver who then fled the scene.
According to The Hollywood Reporter, SoftBank is considering a deal worth $3.4 billion for the studio behind such hits as "How To Train Your Dragon," "Shrek" and "Madagascar."
