Ricci Martin, Son Of Dean, Dies At 62
The musician son of entertainment legend Dean Martin, has died. He was 62....
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The musician son of entertainment legend Dean Martin, has died. He was 62....
The U.S. Olympic men's basketball team began its charge toward a third straight gold medal with a 119-62 rout of China on Saturday.
Only 26.5 million people watched NBC's Olympic opening ceremony, a 35% drop from the record-setting viewership of the London games opener four years ago.
Pete Fountain was the epitome of the happy New Orleanian who knew how to "let the good times roll." He died early Saturday.
The track is the first single from Jones' new album Day Breaks which will be released on October 7th....
The Struts joins previous top-notch opening acts during GNR's "The Not In This Lifetime Tour" including Lenny Kravitz, Chris Stapleton, Skrillex and more...
The singer says her fame and fortune didn't prevent her credit card from being declined at an local Bay Area H&M store...
Huddleston, the character actor best known for portraying titular roles in "The Big Lebowski" and "Santa Claus: The Movie," has died...
The Stud, a 50-year-old gay bar in San Francisco's South of Market neighborhood, will be sold to a collective that plans to run it as a co-op.
The iconic entertainer will appear at arenas across the country, including here in San Jose, performing songs from her six-decade career...
The "Star Wars" actress wrote that tears were streaming down her face during a tribute to victims of gun violence at the Teen Choice Awards on Sunday. She ended with #stoptheviolence...
The song appears on the soundtrack from the new Netflix original series 'The Get Down'
Officials say Jenner's vehicle collided with a car that turned in front of hers while trying to get onto a freeway in Calabasas shortly after 2 p.m. on Wednesday...
The former Carmel-By-The-Sea Mayor praises Trump as a foe of political correctness and laments what he calls "the kiss-ass generation."
As the U.S. Women's National Team dominated the soccer field during its first day of Olympic competition in Brazil, two U.S. senators renewed calls for the team's right to equal pay at home.
