7 Best Looks From 2015 ACM Awards
From Miranda Lambert to Darius Rucker, we take a closer look at the ACM's best dressed.
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From Miranda Lambert to Darius Rucker, we take a closer look at the ACM's best dressed.
Outspoken, progressive actor Ben Affleck is not outspoken when it comes to one branch of his family tree.
The Piedmont High School Bird Calling contest, originally organized by science teacher Leonard J. Waxdeck, celebrated its 50th anniversary Friday night.
Bay Area Comic Con fans will have something to look forward to next year when the event comes to the San Jose Convention Center.
If you've watched television in the last two years, chances are you've seen the tall, muscular man with long, brunette-colored hair and a Dutch accent.
"True Story", starring James Franco, is a tale of a disgraced New York Times journalist (Jonah Hill) who meets a man on the FBI's most wanted list accused of murdering his family. Jan says there's great timing and acting.
A measles outbreak that began at Disneyland and reignited debate about vaccinations is nearing an end.
The rules for becoming a Jedi may have been established long, long ago in a galaxy far, far away, but one convincing 7-year-old has just forced a change.
This week, there's more breast cancer news in Hollywood and Coachella is just as crazy as ever.
Whistleblower site WikiLeaks on Thursday put hundreds of thousands of emails and documents from last year's crippling cyberattack against Sony Pictures Entertainment into a searchable online archive.
If you thought the Internet had run out of ways to hype the release of the next "Star Wars" movie, you were wrong.
They probably pull up the most famous chunk of pop culture ever churned out about your berg. For some places that's a song (Sweet Home Alabama) or a TV show (Hawaii 5-0), but for others it's a film.
On Tuesday, Andrew Byrne-Hozier took to the stage at The Masonic in San Francisco for the first of three live shows.
Activision is launching a new version of the game called Guitar Hero Live, five years after its last update.
Facebook founder Mark Zuckerberg offered users a glimpse into his life and a chance to ask him anything with a question & answer session on the social networking site Tuesday.
