Meet The New "Survivor" Castaways
CBS announced Wednesday the 20 castaways who will compete against each other on "Survivor," when the Emmy Award-winning series returns for its 27th season.
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CBS announced Wednesday the 20 castaways who will compete against each other on "Survivor," when the Emmy Award-winning series returns for its 27th season.
A human resources expert called to the stand by AEG Live Tuesday testified it is rare for a company to check the credit of an independent contractor, particularly a physician with a medical license.
Actor Lee Thompson Young committed suicide by shooting himself, coroner's officials confirmed Tuesday.
Best-selling author Elmore Leonard died at 87.
The New York Post is reporting that 90s boy band phenomenon *NSYNC will take the stage at Barclays Center this weekend for a reunion performance at the MTV VMAs.
Bryan Cranston, the star of "Breaking Bad" shares his tips for how to live good and go green.
People who make fake 911 calls would be subject to paying the costs of mobilizing emergency responders under a bill that is close to passing the state Legislature.
Los Angeles police say actor Lee Thompson Young was found dead Monday morning.
As a huge fan of Joss Whedon, I often wonder what would he do if he took the day off from directing blockbuster films and hit television shows.
"Bless Me, Ultima," a coming of age story about a young boy growing up in New Mexico during World War II, received awards at Friday night's 28th annual Imagen Awards, including best feature film.
A Los Angeles County law requiring adult film performers to wear condoms is constitutional, a federal judge has ruled.
Elvis Presley died 36 years ago Friday but for his legion of fans, he's never really been gone.
Los Angeles County prosecutors declined Friday to file a felony case against rapper Kanye West stemming from a July 19 altercation he had with a photographer at LAX.
Singer Chris Brown has had his probation reinstated and has been given a new sentence to perform 1,000 hours of community labor.
Robin Thicke is asking a federal judge to determine his song "Blurred Lines" doesn't copy from elements of two other songs.
