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A Split Verdict in Harvey Weinstein’s Sex Assault Retrial in New York
Weinstein, 73, was found guilty on one charge of sexual assault but acquitted on another. Jury deliberations on a third charge will resume on Thursday.
Candace Cameron Bure Maps Out Her Future
Growing strong families is at the core of the actress and producer’s professional—and personal—brand.
Olympian Mary Lou Retton Pleads No Contest to DUI Charge
The retired gymnast was arrested in May for driving while under the influence in her hometown of Fairmont, West Virginia.
Josh Duhamel Donates Equipment to LAFD Firefighters, Citing Deep Respect for First Responders
The 52-year-old actor had a starring role as a firefighter in the 2012 thriller film ‘Fire With Fire.’
Jamie Foxx Praises God for ‘Second Chance’ in Emotional Speech at 2025 BET Awards
The 57-year-old actor was honored with the Ultimate Icon Award on June 9.
The Beach Boys’ Brian Wilson Dies at 82
The longtime song writer of the beloved rock band had been living with a neurocognitive disorder.
Christian Slater Honored With Hollywood Walk of Fame Star
The 55-year-old actor credited his family as the foundation of his personal and professional success.
Country Singer Conner Smith Named as Driver in Fatal Pedestrian Accident
Dorothy Dobbins, 77, died after being struck while walking her dog across a Nashville crosswalk.
‘State Organs’ Film Receives Humanitarian Award for Highlighting Ongoing Abuse in China
The documentary is set to premiere later this month in the Netherlands, Sweden, and France.
Rod Stewart Cancels US Concerts Due to Illness
The ‘Forever Young’ singer canceled or rescheduled six U.S. shows as he recovers from the flu.
Misty Copeland Retiring From American Ballet Theatre After 25 Years
Copeland in 2015 became the first African American female Principal Dancer for the company.
Judge Dismisses Justin Baldoni’s $400 Million Countersuit Against Blake Lively and Ryan Reynolds
The lawsuit, which included claims of extortion and defamation, was thrown out in its entirety by U.S. District Judge Lewis J. Liman on June 9.
AI Trained on Copyrighted Material Without Permission Poses ‘Direct Threat’ to Film Industry, Says BFI
The report said the source of training data for generative AI models includes scripts from more that 130,000 films and TV shows, as well as pirated books.
‘Cheers’ Star George Wendt’s Cause of Death Revealed
Wendt passed away on May 20 at age 76.
Tom Cruise Sets Guinness World Record With ‘Mission: Impossible’ Stunt
The 61-year-old actor holds another Guinness World Record for the ’most consecutive $100-million-grossing movies.’
Running Enthusiast and Popular Podcaster, Ali Feller, Reveals Breast Cancer Has Spread
The ‘Ali on the Run’ host said the breast cancer spread to her bones, eight months after completing treatment.
Adam Sandler Will Cast Derrick Henry in a Movie, but There’s a Catch
The actor has promised to get Henry into one of his films if the Ravens running back rushes for 2,000 yards in the 2025 season.
Keith Urban on Sobriety: ‘One Day You’re Gonna Come to a Crossroads and It’ll Be the Final One’
The New Zealand-born, Australian-American singer, gave up drugs and alcohol nearly 20 years ago and credits his wife in his decision.
Country Singer John Rich to Receive Prestigious Military Award for His Support of Veterans
The ‘Revelation’ singer will be honored with the Bob Hope Award later this year.
