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Steve Harvey On That List Of Demands: "I Just Didn’t Want To Be In This Prison Anymore"
Harvey told Entertainment Tonight he “didn’t want to be in this prison anymore where I had to be in this little room, scared to go out and take a breath of fresh air without somebody approaching me.”
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"Dance Moms" Star Abby Lee Miller Sentenced To One Year In Prison For Fraud
Miller was convicted of hiding money she earned from her reality TV show appearances from a bankruptcy court.
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Richard Simmons Is Suing The National Enquirer Over "Sex Change" Stories
Simmons filed a defamation lawsuit against the National Enquirer and Radar Online for publishing stories claiming he had been undergoing sex reassignment surgery. The publications said they stand by their reporting.
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The Government Is Now Looking Into Stephen Colbert’s Controversial Trump Joke
The FCC is reviewing complaints after the Late Show host joked that Trump’s mouth is only good for “being Vladimir Putin’s cock holster.”
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Witnesses Just Revealed Damning New Details In The Robert Durst Murder Case
The millionaire star of HBO’s The Jinx was in court again Tuesday as prosecutors build their murder case against him.
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Dr. Luke Is No Longer The CEO Of The Record Label He Founded With Sony
The controversial music producer is out as the CEO of Kemosabe Records.
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Another Woman Alleges Bill O’Reilly Harassed Her, Says He Called Her “Hot Chocolate"
The woman, whose desk was near O’Reilly’s office in 2008, says the anchor would stare at her cleavage and legs and call her “hot chocolate,” her attorney said Tuesday.
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The Once Mighty Celebrity Tabloids Face An Uncertain Future: "The Glory Days Are Over"
Rack sales for magazines like Us Weekly and People, where most of the money is still made, have plummeted over the years as the industry struggles to regain its footing.
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Ben Affleck And Jennifer Garner Have Officially Filed For Divorce
The A-list Hollywood couple had already announced their separation and plans to file in 2015 after 10 years of marriage.
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People In Dallas Freaked Out When A Hacker Set Off Every Single Emergency Siren
“People were concerned we were being attacked with what was going on overseas,” a city spokesperson said.
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The Security Detail For Betsy DeVos Could Cost Taxpayers Almost $8 Million
US Marshals Service said the round-the-clock security detail protecting the controversial Education Secretary may cost nearly $1 million per month.
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Wendy Walsh Says Bill O’Reilly "Got Very Hostile" After She Refused To Go To His Hotel Room
The radio host’s comments added to a chorus of allegations against top-rated O’Reilly and an alleged culture of impunity at Fox News.
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Gilbert Baker, Creator Of The Iconic Rainbow Flag, Has Died
The flag Baker created in the 1970s came to symbolize the LGBT rights movement. He was 65.
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Amber Heard Says A Body Double Filmed "Pornographic" Movie Scenes Without Her Consent
The actor filed a countercomplaint in court claiming that “pornographic” nude scenes shot with a body double were inserted into the film London Fields without her permission.
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Friend Of Charleston Church Shooter Sentenced To 27 Months In Prison
Dylan Roof’s friend Joey Meek was convicted of lying to the FBI about the plot, in which nine worshippers were gunned down at a historic black church.
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Judge Denies Roman Polanski’s Bid To End Child Rape Case
The Oscar-winning director, who fled the US after pleading guilty to raping a 13-year-old girl in 1977, had asked a judge in Los Angeles to rule out any more jail time if he returns.
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This Illinois Paramedic Rescued A 3-Month-Old Baby From A Sinking Car
Todd Zobrist thought he had found a doll floating around in freezing water after responding to call of a car crash into a lake.
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The Paparazzi Are Flocking To Cover Trump’s Dramatic Presidency
After being scorned by Hollywood, the paparazzi are gravitating toward President Trump. “He is the gift that keeps on giving,” one longtime photographer told BuzzFeed News.
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Super Samurai Power Ranger Sentenced To Six Years For Killing Roommate With Sword
The man who once played Super Samurai, a member of a fictional team of superheroes, pleaded guilty earlier this month to voluntary manslaughter for killing his roommate with a sword.
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Marlins Pitcher Jose Fernandez Was Driving Boat In Deadly Crash, Investigators Say
Florida authorities concluded that Fernandez, who was intoxicated, was operating the motorboat when it crashed at almost 70 mph into a jetty, killing him and two friends.
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