Ballet Hispanico Celebrates 45 Years
Ballet Hispanico will take the stage at the Apollo Theater next weekend.
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Ballet Hispanico will take the stage at the Apollo Theater next weekend.
She may be a tough cyber-crime fighter on TV, but in real life, Patricia Arquette is a philanthropist and advocate for women's rights.
"NCIS'' star Pauley Perrette was attacked by a homeless man in front of her Hollywood home and was punched in the face several times, authorities said.
They were in the prime of their young lives; local star football players, on arguably the best high school football team in the state of Texas. Former New York Giants football star Jessie Armstead was on that 1988-89 Championship team at David W. Carter High.
Donald Trump hadn't gotten far into his opening monologue before trouble occurred. An off-screen heckler interrupted with a cry of "You're a racist!"
'Life In Pieces' premiered on Sept. 21 on CBS, and will move to its regular time at 8:30 p.m. on Thursday, Nov. 5.
Fred Thompson, a Republican U.S. senator representing Tennessee and former 'Law & Order' cast member has died, his family said in a statement.
Carl Dix, a co-organizer of the #RiseUpOctober rally at which Tarantino spoke, said the criticism was "outrageous.''
Jeter, 41, and Davis, 25, have been dating since 2012. It's unclear if they've set a wedding date.
A new online streaming service launches on Monday that hopes to one day become the Netflix of Broadway, offering high-definition broadcasts of top theatrical events to computers and phones.
So Lin-Manuel Miranda and Phillipa Soo, who star as the Hamiltons in the smash Broadway hit "Hamilton," are performing Tuesday at an event to benefit Graham Windham.
Tracy Morgan will be kicking off a nation-wide tour in 2016, making local stops in Atlantic City, Huntington, Ridgefield and Westhampton Beach along the way.
The house where Bruce Springsteen wrote his iconic "Born To Run" album is back on the market.
Tracy Morgan has returned to a familiar stage, hosting "Saturday Night Live" for the first time since a vehicle crash that left him in a coma.
Republican presidential candidate Donald Trump has agreed to host "Saturday Night Live'' next month.