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With laughter, hugs and tears — and the requisite death-defying stunts — the Ringling Bros. and Barnum & Bailey Circus received its final standing ovation Sunday night as it performed its last show.
"Alien: Covenant" edged out "Guardians of the Galaxy, Vol. 2" in a weekend space battle at the box office.
A Minnesota judge has ruled that Prince's six siblings are the heirs to his estate.
The family of Soundgarden frontman Chris Cornell is disputing "inferences that Chris knowingly and intentionally" killed himself, saying that toxicology tests will give a better idea of what led to the musician's death.
A piece of artwork by Jean-Michel Basquiat sold for a record $110.5 million at auction on Thursday night. The untitled painting depicts a face in the shape of a skull.
Get ready for fun this weekend in Grapevine as the city celebrates Main Street Fest. There are plenty of attractions for all members of the family including shopping, rides and food!
Fox News chairman Rupert Murdoch called Ailes "a brilliant broadcaster (who) played a huge role in shaping America's media over the last thirty years" in a statement.
Written by Bill Medley and recorded by The Righteous Brothers, the song was based on Medley's high school relationship with a girl name Lupe Laguna.
Rocker Chris Cornell, who gained fame as the lead singer of the bands Soundgarden and later Audioslave, has died at age 52, according to his representative.
Plaza Palooza is set for June 2 and 3. It includes live music and 3D street painting.
Forbes has put the combined wealth of supercouple Beyonce and Jay Z at $1.16 billion. The magazine estimated Jay Z's fortune at $810 million. It said that Beyonce has amassed $350 million.
Bill O'Reilly is taking up an offer from former FOX News colleague Glenn Beck to work together again. O'Reilly announced on his podcast that he will have a weekly spot on Beck's radio show.
Harry Styles took over James Corden's "The Late Late Show" for a night. Styles was introduced as Corden on Tuesday night's edition of the CBS talk show, and told jokes during an opening monologue.
David Letterman's job was to make America laugh five nights a week. The late night host inspired fierce loyalty from fans and critics, and is now being honored with the nation's top prize for humor.
Despite his jokes that he'll never get asked back, Jimmy Kimmel is set to host the Oscars once more. He will return for the ceremony in 2018 with the same team that was behind this year's show.