Charlamagne tha God rebuked Dave Chappelle’s viral remarks about Charlie Kirk’s assassination, saying he found no humor in such violence as Erika Kirk and Turning Point USA also condemned treating a killing as comedy.
After Ana Navarro challenged Donald Trump's immigration record, Sarah Huckabee Sanders accused her of twisting her words, defended his border policies, and agreed Trump was right to reconsider enforcement against certain people.
Dannii Minogue’s disturbing 2006 account of Russell Brand’s conduct has resurfaced after the comedian was convicted of rape and three counts of sexual assault, then sentenced to 10 years and six months in prison.
Dustin Hoffman says an angry husband pointed a gun at him after discovering his affair with a married woman, leaving the actor convinced he would die. The revelation comes as Hoffman promotes his memoir, “Look at Me.”
UFC CEO Dana White unexpectedly took the White House podium, denied having political ambitions and addressed questions about Trump, Joe Biden and Pete Rose after the president said the press secretary idea was only a joke.
Hilary Duff says returning to music forced her to confront the lasting scars of childhood fame, while support from her son and longtime fans helped her reclaim the stage and shape this chapter of her career on her own terms.
Miranda Lambert says a fan’s startling confession about shooting an abusive partner transformed her understanding of "Gunpowder & Lead," turning the 2007 song from a performed character study into something with profound consequences for listeners.
Pierce Brosnan offered enthusiastic support for Callum Turner and the other actors linked to James Bond, while predicting director Denis Villeneuve will deliver a visceral, visionary and truly magnificent new chapter for the enduring film franchise.