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After an unexplained hiatus, "The Bachelorette" will be returning with a familiar face as its lead.

Target will open select stores at midnight on October 3 to celebrate the release of Taylor Swift’s 12th studio album.

Drake White and wife Alex announced the loss of their daughter, Della Elizabeth White, in a joint message shared on social media.

A decomposing body was found in a Tesla reportedly registered to singer D4vd several days after it was abandoned and taken to a Hollywood tow yard.

Rick Davies, the co-founder, singer and songwriter of British band Supertramp, has died at 81.

New Paramount CEO David Ellison on Thursday told staff to return to the office full-time or accept a severance package.

Darth Vader’s lightsaber is now the highest-priced Star Wars item to ever be sold at auction

The Hollywood star explained that his mother changed the pronunciation to avoid confusion with his father, who had the same name.

D.C. social media influencer Raymond Harper, known as ‘Rolling Ray,’ has died at age 28, reports say.

Giorgio Armani, the iconic Italian designer who turned his style and vision into a multibillion-dollar company, has died. He was 91.

The R&B singer, who was diagnosed with prostate cancer last year, shared his story in a recent interview.

A woman known as the "Ketamine Queen" pleaded guilty to illegally selling the drug that led to actor Matthew Perry's death.

NFL Commissioner Roger Goodell addressed all the rumors swirling around Taylor Swift's potential Super Bowl halftime performance.

The jury in Los Angeles is siding with Cardi B in a $24 million lawsuit over an alleged assault.

George Raveling, the Hall of Fame basketball coach remembered for his trailblazing career on the sidelines and his influence beyond the game, has died at 88.

Just six months after her sentencing, Karen Huger was officially released from prison on Tuesday.

Graham Greene, the Oscar-nominated actor from "Dances with Wolves," has died at 73.

Dwayne Johnson takes on his most dramatic role yet as UFC fighter Mark Kerr in “The Smashing Machine,” which premiered Monday at the Venice Film Festival and is already fueling Oscar talk.

Tennessee authorities announced that Buford Pusser, the sheriff whose life inspired the film "Walking Tall," killed his wife Pauline in 1967 and falsely claimed she was gunned down by his enemies.