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Gladys Knight’s family and inner circle don’t see eye to eye on her condition

Family concerns over Gladys Knight’s health are intensifying after troubling onstage moments, with relatives raising questions about her well-being while colleagues insist the music legend still finds joy and purpose in performing.

Police: Man shouted 'I don't care who your daddy is' before attacking Rick Ross' son

Rick Ross’ 20-year-old son was allegedly pistol-whipped outside Bethune-Cookman University in Florida, as police say a confrontation tied to a romantic dispute led to aggravated assault and battery charges.

Look of the Week: Jenna Ortega’s steel dress has a very human touch

Fashion is going metal—and Jenna Ortega is turning industrial steel into red-carpet couture! From futuristic gowns to robotic runway models, designers are blurring the line between technology and high fashion while proving that human creativity and craftsmanship remain the real …

RAYE Announces Global Symphony Tour Featuring Seven Performances Across Seven Countries

Four-time Grammy nominee RAYE will bring her sophomore album to the symphonic stage with seven international performances featuring the Heritage Orchestra and Flames Collective.

Harry and Meghan make first joint appearance since returning to the UK

Prince Harry and Meghan Markle return to Britain for their first joint public appearance in four years, spotlighting youth empowerment, food insecurity and community service as they navigate life as private citizens.

Stockton City Council votes to remove Jason Lee as vice mayor

Stockton City Hall’s political tensions reach a new flashpoint as Vice Mayor Jason Lee is voted out of his leadership role and Audit Committee seat—but the fight over authority and accountability is far from over.

Look of the Week: Ayo Edebiri’s swan silhouette reimagines the bustle

Ayo Edebiri just gave swan-inspired couture a chic, modern twist! Discover how her breathtaking Chanel look blends high fashion, playful elegance and a nod to red-carpet history.

Duane Davis sentenced to 40 years to life for the death of Tupac Shakur

Nearly 30 years after Tupac Shakur’s killing shocked the music world, Duane “Keffe D” Davis has been sentenced to 40 years to life in prison for orchestrating the legendary rapper’s murder, bringing a dramatic turn in one of hip-hop’s most …

‘Breaking Bad’ actor RJ Mitte dead at 34

“Breaking Bad” star RJ Mitte has died at 34, leaving behind a powerful legacy of acting, disability advocacy and a fight for authentic representation that touched millions.

Fact check: Trump posts fake quote of Denzel Washington supposedly praising him

Trump amplifies a fabricated Denzel Washington endorsement, reigniting scrutiny over viral misinformation and the president’s repeated sharing of fake celebrity quotes.

Messi, the immigrant who never forgot his homeland

Lionel Messi’s emotional farewell to Argentina closes a remarkable international career defined by resilience, loyalty, sacrifice and an enduring love for his homeland.

‘Digger’ isn’t the movie you think it is

Tom Cruise’s Digger turns a climate-change satire into a surprising theatrical meta-spectacle, leaving audiences and critics divided over a film that may be as ambitious as it is baffling.

Tony Romo out at CBS Sports after nine years following drunk driving arrest

Tony Romo and CBS Sports are parting ways after nine years, following the former Dallas Cowboys quarterback’s DUI arrest and subsequent no-contest plea in Wisconsin.

Rapper Rick Ross arrested in Miami Beach on felony battery by strangulation charge

Rapper Rick Ross was arrested in Miami Beach on domestic violence charges, including felony battery by strangulation, as authorities continue investigating the allegations surrounding the case.

Harry and Meghan blame ‘extraordinarily reckless’ paparazzi for security scare at children’s school

Prince Harry and Meghan are condemning what they call an “unacceptable intrusion” after photographers were spotted near their children’s school, triggering a security scare.

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