Singer Kelly Clarkson Plans Second Picture Book
After releasing a best-selling children's book, Kelly Clarkson is back for an encore.
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After releasing a best-selling children's book, Kelly Clarkson is back for an encore.
Disney has confirmed that an animatronic version of President Trump will have a speaking role at its Hall of Presidents attraction at Walt Disney World in Florida. The show features figures of every U.S. leader.
The Grammy Awards will be held in New York City next year, but the show will return to Los Angeles for four years beginning in 2019. CBS has a contract to air the Grammy Awards through 2026.
The 4-day event, put on by T.D Jakes Ministries, features speakers of faith and entertainment or all ages.
From the murderous Laura in "Logan" to the mysterious Eleven in "Stranger Things," powerful young girls are starring in mainstream action films and television shows like never before.
The home of "Big Bang Theory" star Johnny Galecki has been destroyed in a wildfire in California.
Charlie Sheen has been holding onto two of the most prized items of Babe Ruth memorabilia. Now, he is selling both Ruth's 1927 World Series ring and 1919 contract of Ruth's sale from the Red Sox to the Yankees.
Wizarding legend Harry Potter's tale has turned 20.
Sportscaster and "Dancing with the Stars" co-host Erin Andrews has tied the knot with former NHL player Jarret Stoll. The couple started dating in 2012 and got engaged in December.
Remy Ma ended rival Nicki Minaj's seven-year winning streak at the BET Awards on Sunday, a show highlighted by '90s R&B favorites New Edition and Xscape, as well as five wins for Beyonce.
The hulking machines of "Transformers" are no longer box-office behemoths in North America. But they're still big in China.
Martha is big, ugly, lazy and gassy. And a world champion.
When the Big3 basketball league debuts on Sunday in New York, it will not be a bunch of former players going through the motions. League founder Ice Cube expects them to be going all out.
Johnny Depp asked a crowd on Thursday about the last time that an actor assassinated a president. It's "been a while, and maybe it's time," he added. John Wilkes Booth assassinated President Lincoln in 1865.
Snoop Dogg, Carrie Underwood, "Weird Al" Yankovic, Jennifer Lawrence and late entertainers Bernie Mac and Steve Irwin are among the celebrities who will be receiving stars on Hollywood's Walk of Fame next year.