Mikayla Holmgren made history Sunday night at the Ames Center in Burnsville when she became the first woman with Down syndrome to compete in the Miss Minnesota USA pageant. More
Ivanka Trump has slammed recent media coverage of former first daughter Malia Obama, defending her right to privacy. More
The iconic song from “Frozen,” “Let It Go,” was shamelessly ripped off from a famous international artist, who is now suing everyone even remotely connected with the smash hit. More
On Tuesday, a day after The Washington Post broke the story of Charlie Rose’s history of inappropriate sexual conduct toward his employees, both Bloomberg and PBS announced that they have terminated distribution of his Charlie Rose show. More
Gayle King joined Stephen Colbert on CBS’s Late Show on Tuesday where she further opened up about her former CBS This Morning co-host Charlie Rose. More
In case you weren’t already aware of powerhouse musician Skylar Grey before her recent performance with Eminem on Saturday Night Live, then you will definitely know her after her emotional American Music Awards performance More
Saturday night marked the debut of the WarGames match under the WWE umbrella with The Undisputed Era defeating Sanity and The Authors of Pain and Roderick Strong at NXT TakeOver: WarGames in Houston. More
WASHINGTON — A day after the latest in a dizzying series of sexual assault revelations enveloped Senator Al Franken and rattled the Capitol, politicians and comedians were left trying to assess the line between predatory behavior and an inexcusable mistake, as calls mounted for him to resign. More
It seems like only yesterday that everyone was gearing up for Outlander season three and the highly anticipated print shop scene that marks Jamie and Claire’s reunion. By now, we are already halfway through the season, and the finale is set to air on Dec. 10 before the show goes on hiatus for at least another year. It’s safe to say we’re ready for the DVD, with its bonus features galore, to keep us company during Droughtlander. More
When Star Wars Episode IX found itself in need of a new director and writer this summer, fans were hopeful that Lucasfilm might choose a filmmaker whose sensibilities felt appropriate to the galaxy far, far away. One of the early assumptions, or pipe dreams, was that the job might go Rian Johnson. Who better than the man writing and directing the next film in the franchise, The Last Jedi, to shepherd the new trilogy to its conclusion? More