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Justin Timberlake is thanking the strong women in Hollywood who have come forward amid the Harvey Weinstein scandal with allegations of sexual assault. Taking the stage at The Hollywood Reporter‘s 2017 Women in Entertainment breakfast on Wednesday, the 36-year-old singer, who presented scholarships to female students in film and television, addressed the powerful women in […]...

The best thing about being a woman, is the prerogative to have a little fun — on live TV!

Miley Cyrus and her team paid homage to a country icon during the live Top 11 eliminations on The Voice, Tuesday night.

Taking the stage in matching leopard ensembles, Cyrus and Ashland Craft, Brooke Simpson and Janice Freeman performed Shania Twain‘s 1999 hit “Man! I Feel Like a Woman.”

Twain, 52, has ties to the hit reality competition series — she served as an advisor to the competitors and judges on season 12.

Ahead of the fun performance, Cyrus teased her leopard jumpsuit on Instagram.

Though the looks were Twain-inspired,...

Taking the stage to accept the Gotham Award for Best Actor for his turn in Call Me By Your Name at last night’s Gotham Awards, Timothée Chalamet — a graduate of NYC’s Laguardia High School of Music & Art and Performing Arts, as he noted — closed out an exuberant speech by rattling off a roll call of the New Yorkers who’ve inspired him. It’s a diverse cluster that included Edie Falco, John Leguizamo, Al Pacino, Martin Scorsese, Kid Cudi, Cardi B and Martin Scorsese.

Selena Gomez won't let her struggle with Lupus define her, but she is committed to finding a cure.  One day after performing at the 2017 American Music Awards, the pop singer delivered an honest speech at the Lupus Research Alliance's Breaking Through Gala in New York City. Taking the stage in a bright yellow, one-shoulder gown, Gomez reflected on her own journey overcoming the autoimmune disease and the moment she realized her diagnosis was "life-or-death." "I am really honored to be here with all of you guys tonight, my Lupus community," she shared onstage. "As many of you know or might not know, I was diagnosed with Lupus about five or six years ago." Selena said...

Whitney Houston‘s most iconic on-screen persona got new life at the 2017 American Music Awards on Sunday, with Christina Aguilera performing her own rendition of the music from The Bodyguard in tribute to the late singer.

Taking the stage after an introduction from Oscar-winner Viola Davis, Aguilera treated viewers to a powerhouse show of Houston’s hit tracks from the 1992 film soundtrack.

Wearing a black satin suit dress and her platinum blonde hair slicked back, Aguilera opened her performance with a smooth and spot-on a cappella rendition of Houston’s “I Will Always Love You” before transitioning into hits “I...

From igniting the lights to coordinating the dancers to rehearsing the hours-long show over and over again, putting the pieces of Witness: The Tour together was anything but easy for Katy Perry and her production crew.

In behind-the-scenes clips previewing exclusively on People and EW, the “Swish Swish” singer and her choreographers Antony Ginandjar and Ashley Evans of The Squared Division take KatyCats inside the preparation for the massive world tour. Available now to Xfinity X1 customers, the cable provider’s new On-Demand Perry hub features even more content for Perry’s most ardent fans.

“It’s been an absolutely wild ride.

Dave Chapelle used his turn as presenter at the 2017 Prime-Time Emmys to joke about what host Stephen Colbert had said is the most diverse group of Emmy nominees ever. Taking the stage to present the Outstanding Directing in a Comedy Series Emmy with Melissa McCarthy, Chappelle said he was honored, as a winner along with McCarthy, to be at the ceremony. “It is an honor to be amongst you all,” Chappelle said. “And I’m truly amazed how many Black people are here. I counted 11 on the monitor.” Also Read: Emmys: Stephen Colbert's 10 Best Jokes from His Opening Monologue Colbert had.

Beyoncé has a message of hope for her hometown.

The singer visited St. John’s Church in Houston, Texas, on Friday, speaking passionately to the gathered survivors of last week’s catastrophic Hurricane Harvey, according to Entertainment Tonight.

Taking the stage at the church, Beyoncé declared, “This today is a celebration of survival.”

“This church is my home,” she told the gathered group. “I was maybe nine or 10-years-old the first time I sat there where my daughter is sitting. I sang my first solo here and I just wanna thank you for lifting my family up, for praying for me,...

Donald Trump, take note; this is how to condemn bigotry. Kid Rock — who signaled a possible run for U.S. Senate in his home state of Michigan earlier this year — kicked off his concert in Grand Rapids on Wednesday with a fiery speech, taking aim at Nazis, the Kkk and the Black Lives Matter movement with salty-tongued gusto. Taking the stage to the strains of “Hail to the Chief” and riling up the crowd from behind an eagle seal-bedecked podium, the “Devil Without a Cause” musician declared, “Call me a racist because I’m not PC, as if you have to.

In an emotional and poignant moment amid Sunday’s colorful 2017 MTV Video Music Awards ceremony, Jared Leto reflected on the death of one of music’s greats.

Taking the stage in Los Angeles, the Oscar-winner and Thirty Seconds to Mars frontman paid tribute to his close friend, late Linkin Park frontman Chester Bennington.

“Chester was my friend as he was to so many and witnessing his life taught me important things – especially about working relentlessly, pursuing dreams and being kind and caring while doing it,” said Leto.

He continued, “When I think about him, Chester, I see his face which was always smiling.

The Society of Composers and Lyricists hosted a panel discussion Thursday night with Emmy-nominated composers Gary Lionelli (“O.J.: Made in America”), Mac Quayle (“Feud: Bette and Joan”), Jeff Russo (“Fargo”), Jacob Shea (“Planet Earth II”), and Christopher Willis (“Duck the Halls: A Mickey Mouse Christmas Special”), Emmy-nominated music supervisor Rickey Minor (“Stayin’ Alive: A Grammy Salute to the Music of the Bee Gees” and “Taking the Stage: […]...

Out Magazine is unveiling its annual list of the most influential members of the Lgbtq community.

Rachel Maddow topped this year’s list, with Anderson Cooper and Ellen DeGeneres taking the second and third spots respectively. The MSNBC anchor, 44, has the number one cable news show among adults, and her reporting on The Rachel Maddow Show helped her network beat rival CNN this quarter for the first time since the spring of 2014.

After reaching nearly 3 million viewers one night earlier this week, it’s easy to see why Maddow’s sphere of influence has earned her the top spot — an...

New Edition scored a major honor on Sunday night, accepting the Lifetime Achievement Award at the 2017 Bet Awards.

Following a sweet introduction from the cast of Girls Trip -- Jada Pinkett Smith, Queen Latifah, Regina Hall and Tiffany Haddish -- the youngest members of Bet's The New Edition Story took the stage for an adorable rendition of the group's iconic hit, "Candy Girl." With the real-life band singing and dancing along in the front row, more cast members from the docu-series took the stage to sing "My, My, My," "Poison," and "My Prerogative."

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Taking the stage to accept their trophies, the band thanked God, their families and fans. "Back in the days when we first began, I used to tell the guys we were gonna be successful," Bobby Brown recalled. "I promised them we were gonna be successful, I just didn't know how successful. I didn't...

New Edition received a huge honor at the 2017 Bet Awards when they were awarded the Lifetime Achievement Award. Taking the stage to accept their award, the group got super emotional & we were feeling all the feels!

With roughly a month before the official release of his biggest film — not to mention the most expensive independent film — to date, Luc Besson used the first day of CineEurope to drum up further excitement for his space opera Valerian and the City of a Thousand Planets.

Taking the stage for the first session of the trade show in Barcelona, some three years after he last attended to unveil Lucy, his studio EuropaCorp's "unexpected success," the flamboyant French filmmaker unveiled four exclusive 3D scenes from the $200 million budget film, which he said was seven years in the...

Brad Paisley is the greatest!

The 44-year-old country singer surprised students at Barrington High School during their graduation ceremony on Friday night in Barrington, Illinois.

Related: Demi Lovato Is the Latest Pop Star to Go Country With Brad Paisley Duet

Taking the stage, Paisley congratulated the students and joked with them about his own graduation ceremony.

"Can I have a tassel now?" Paisley told the crowd. "That video that you guys made is amazing. I'm jealous. We had a Vcr at my school -- you don't even know what that is. That was the extent of our video department."

Watch: Exclusive: Brad Paisley Fights for Better Treatment of Us Veterans on New Song - 'We Have to Make This Right'

The singer then proceeded to sing a couple of tunes for the graduates.

"I’m going to play a couple songs for you before you go out and make the world a better place," he said before...

Everyone gets a second act in Hollywood, even one of Tinseltown’s prime targets throughout much of the 2000s: President George W. Bush. But with President Donald Trump in the White House, some are looking back on the Bush years through rosier glasses. Taking the stage to healthy applause during a Wednesday lunch session at the Milken Global Conference in Beverly Hills, the former president started off by talking about one of the most successful parts of his legacy — his work to combat HIV and AIDS in Africa as part of the President’s Emergency Plan For AIDS Relief — and.

Chelsea Clinton did not back down after Vanessa Bayer made an awkward joke about her mother, Hillary Clinton, at Variety‘s Power of Women luncheon on Friday. Taking the stage in New York City, the “Saturday Night Live” cast member introduced the honourees, including Jessica Chastain, Shari Redstone, Blake Lively, Audra McDonald, Gayle King, and Chelsea Clinton, before […]...

Even in these deeply partisan times, it seems there is one thing that can still unite many Americans: a mutual love of Justin Trudeau.

The Canadian prime minister and self-declared feminist has become something of an Internet sensation since he took office in 2015.

Trudeau was a guest speaker at the 2017 Women in the World Summit, where he took the stage for a conversation with event producer and host Tina Brown. Taking the stage at the David Koch Theater at Lincoln Center in New York City to a round of applause on par with those usually reserved for rock stars, Trudeau...

At Saturday afternoon’s Independent Spirit Awards, Ben Foster was named Best Supporting Male for his performance in “Hell or High Water.” Taking the stage, “Hidden Figures” star Taraji P. Henson presented the award to the actor, who took to the stage and declared that “Being in this room is a shock.” Foster then went on to say that “This room is why we do what we do, we’re builders. This is not business, this is a room full of beautiful architects and poets, and I thank you guys because when we get lonely and go to the movies, we think ‘I don’t feel that way.’ But this room is filled with people that feel.”

He wrapped his brief remarks by thanking director David Mackenzie for creating an environment where they could create “moments of life together,” and Taylor Sheridan for writing “the finest script he’s ever read.

Beyoncé followed up her jaw-dropping performance at Sunday night’s Grammy Awards with an acceptance speech that was just as good.

Taking the stage to accept the win for best urban contemporary album, for Lemonade, Beyoncé was full of gratitude.

“Thank you to the Grammy voters for this incredible honor, thank you everyone who worked so hard to beautifully capture the profundity of deep Southern culture,” she said, glittering as gold and having swapped her crown for a veil.

“I thank God for my family, my wonderful husband, my beautiful daughter my fans for bringing me so much happiness and support,...

As if there were any doubt, Lily Tomlin reminded the world of her singular talents as she received the Screen Actors Guild Life Achievement Award on Sunday night in Los Angeles.

Taking the stage at the 23rd annual SAG Awards, the acclaimed actress, comedian, writer and producer accepted the honor from Dolly Parton, her longtime friend and costar in the 1980 comedy hit Nine to Five.

Tomlin took the stage to accept the award, joking that it came “just in the nick of time.”

“What a week this has been though. You are kind of anti-climactic,” she joked. “Doomsday clock moved...

Viola Davis claimed the Outstanding Performance by a Female Actor in a Supporting Role in a Motion Picture prize at the 2017 SAG Awards. The actress portrays Rose in the critically acclaimed film “Fences.”

Taking the stage, Davis accepted her award from John Krasinski and thanked everyone in the film, as well as August Wilson: “He honored the average man, who happened to be a man of color.”

Also adding, “The fact that we breathed and live a life … just that, means that we have a story and it deserves to be told…We deserve to be … in the center of any narrative that’s written.”

This is Davis’ first Screen Actor Guild Award in this category. She previously won twice for her role in “How to Get Away With Murder” and for being part of the cast of “The Help” in 2012.

“Thank you SAG-aftra!” – @violadavis #sagawards pic.twitter.com/OjfCLRLNgj...

Whoopi Goldberg is feeling the loss of late actress Mary Tyler Moore.

On Thursday’s episode of The View, Goldberg cited Moore’s influence ahead of the talk show’s tribute to the Mary Tyler Moore show star.

“We will miss this trailblazing woman, who highlighted issues that women are still dealing with today,” said Goldberg.

Also on Thursday, ahead of giving keynote remarks at The Fashion Group International Rising Star Awards, Goldberg paused to reflect on the passing of the veteran actress.

“She was a spectacular person. It leaves such a hole,” Goldberg, 61, told People on Thursday about the late actress.

This article originally appeared on Entertainment Weekly.

Madonna joined the ranks of powerful speeches at the Women’s March Saturday, but a few of her candid moments caused controversy.

Taking the stage at the Washington rally after powerful speeches from America Ferrera, Ashley Judd, and Scarlett Johansson, among other, the Material Girl delivered a rousing message she began with: “Welcome to the love revolution.”

While the event was led by women, Madonna addressed an impact against “all marginalized people, where being uniquely different, right now, might truly be considered a crime.” During the speech, the “Holiday” singer dropped three f-bombs,...

"We stay away from politics."

You wouldn't want to say that Robert Redford – screen legend, long-time environmentalist and activist, independent-film patron saint, possible contender for handsomest octogenarian alive – was being disingenuous, exactly. But when the founder of the Sundance Film Festival uttered that phrase at this year's opening press conference, some 24 hours before a ... let's call him a "divisive figure" was to be sworn in as president, it felt a little off-brand. He clarified the statement by saying his main concern was staying "focused on the stories being told by...

Thursday, January 12, 2017, ratings -- New episodes: Hell's Kitchen, My Kitchen Rules, The Great Indoors, Mom, Life in Pieces, Pure Genius, Chicago Med, Superstore, The Good Place, The Blacklist, and The Great American Baking Show. Special: Taking the Stage: African American Music and Stories That Changed America. Reruns: The Big Bang Theory, Supernatural and DC's Legends of Tomorrow. Read More…...

ABC finished last among the Big 4 broadcasters in Thursday’s TV ratings, when the Disney-owned broadcaster aired the “Great American Baking Show” season finale and two hours of African-American music special “Taking the Stage.” CBS was first in primetime averages, despite starting the night off with a rerun. Fortunately, that repeat was still “The Big Bang Theory,” which easily won its time slot. NBC and Fox tied for second in the key 18-49 demographic. The latter net’s “My Kitchen Rules” quietly debuted last night, clocking in last among the Big 4 in terms of total viewers. It tied “Taking the Stage...

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Isabelle Huppert certainly has a lot to celebrate tonight! The French actress took home the award for Best Actress in a Motion Picture, Drama for her performance in Elle at the 2017 Golden Globes on Sunday night, joining Casey Affleck as it also marks her first-ever Golden Globes win. The win was not easy either, considering the competition, which included: Amy Adams for her role in Arrival, Jessica Chastain for Miss Sloane, Ruth Negga for Loving and Natalie Portman for Jackie. Taking the stage to accept the award, Huppert couldn't stop her heart from pounding, radiating excitement as she held her trophy. "Oh my God, oh my God! Thank you, thank...

Sunday night at the 2017 Golden Globes, Casey Affleck was named the Best Actor in a Motion Picture — Drama for his portrayal of Lee Chandler in “Manchester by the Sea.”

Taking the stage, the actor was presented his award by Brie Larson and thanked his cast and crew, especially Michelle Williams. Affleck also gave a special thanks to Matt Damon, his children and mentioned something Denzel Washington previously stated.

“I remember years ago when Denzel Washington was onstage, he got up here and said, ‘God is love.’ Well, I agree. Thanks Denzel.”

Casey Affleck thanks Matt Damon: "I suspect you won't be passing on any more movies in the future" https://t.co/lU4GE2FEqN #GoldenGlobes pic.twitter.com/9rmZEiCvs4

— Hollywood Reporter (@THR) January 9, 2017

In the film, Affleck plays a man who moves back to his New England home in order to take care of his deceased brother’s 16-year-old son.

The Smithsonian’s new National Museum of African American History and Culture opened its doors with an all-star tribute that will air on ABC, under the title “Taking the Stage: African American Music and Stories That Changed America” – a two-hour… Continue Reading →...

Things have taken a scary turn for Kanye West following a string of headline-making incidents that ultimately lead to the rapper’s tour cancellation and hospitalization Monday.

Though famously outspoken, West’s recent actions have been cause for concern in the wake of wife Kim Kardashian West‘s scary robbery nearly two months ago.

As the star gets treatment for sleep deprivation, here’s a run-down of everything that has transpired between the Paris incident and West’s health emergency.

Oct. 3, 2016

West was in the middle of performing at the Meadows Music & Arts Festival when he learned that wife Kardashian...

For the first time in his career, Niall Horan is flying solo at the AMAs. E! News' Jason Kennedy caught up with the One Direction singer on the red carpet at the 2016 American Music Awards, just hours before he'll perform "This Town" from his upcoming album. Horan, who suited up in Paul Smith, told Kennedy he was looking forward to performing later on and then "sitting back and relaxing and enjoying what is definitely going to be a great show." Taking the stage without Liam Payne, Harry Styles and Louis Tomlinson by his side will be both terrifying and exhilarating. "You always get nervous before these kind of things. When it's your own gig, you can get away with it a little bit more....

The Smithsonian’s new National Museum of African American History and Culture opened its doors with an all-star tribute that will air on ABC, under the title “Taking the Stage: African American Music and Stories That Changed America” – a two-hour… Continue Reading →...

There’s something really cool about a filmmaker dropping their new work as a surprise, out of the blue like something a musician might do with a new album. Right in the middle of last week, I got to see the new Michael Moore movie, which had literally just been completed the morning before. A one man show as much as a documentary, Michael Moore in TrumpLand is a real interesting bit of cinema. You might think it would be a Fahrenheit 9/11 style takedown of Donald Trump, but it’s not really that. If anything, it’s closer to a case being made for Hillary Clinton as the next President of the United States. Coming from Moore, who has never been a supporter, it takes an unusual path too. This is something well worth seeing, especially if you like Moore. Even if you don’t, you should give this a chance.

Taylor Swift returned to the stage on Saturday for her first live performance since wrapping up her 1989 world tour nearly a year ago and since ending her high-profile relationships with Calvin Harris and Tom Hiddleston.

Taking the stage at the Super Stage area in Del Valle, Texas, Swift appeared to put the drama behind her. She took fans through a catalog of her songs, including “We Are Never Ever Ever Getting Back Together” and “Fifteen” â€. two numbers she had teased on Instagram leading up to the show.

See snippets of her performance below.

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Comedian Kevin Meaney has died. According to The Hollywood Reporter, he was found unresponsive in his home on Friday.

Working the stand-up circuit for 36 years, Meaney began his career in Boston and San Francisco in the 1980s. Taking the stage in loud blazers and bow ties, he made a signature bit from a chirpy, chiding impression of his mother, which punctuated personal anecdotes about tight pants and his childhood resemblance to Wayne Newton. Interruption was a big component of Meaney’s routine—as seen in this Tonight Show clip, where the personal material is abruptly and unexpectedly derailed by a vocalist-by-vocalist lip-sync of “We Are The World.” Music was another major part of Meaney’s performances: Before he went on to appear in the stage version of Hairspray, he’d cap his sets with an a cappella showstopper expressing his indifference to bombing onstage.

Beyond stand-up, Meaney starred in ...

Michelle Obama‘s barnstorming and emotional speech against Gop nominee Donald Trump on Thursday came straight from the heart, a White House source tells People exclusively.

“This is a speech that the First Lady wanted to personally deliver for a long time,” the source reveals. “It came directly from the First Lady.”

Taking the stage at a Manchester, New Hampshire, rally for Democratic candidate Hillary Clinton, Obama forcefully slammed Trump in the wake of mounting allegations of sexual assault against the businessman.

“I can’t believe that I’m saying that a candidate for President of the United States has bragged about sexually assaulting women…...

On any other day, on any other block, it might be absurd to hear this random complain from a passerby: “I cannot meditate the sun away.” But in front of the Ace Hotel in Downtown Los Angeles, on the warm opening day of David Lynch’s Festival of Disruption, it somehow fit.

It wasn’t immediately clear what to expect from this two-day event, which raised funds for The David Lynch Foundation; the nonprofit organization aims to bring transcendental meditation to those struggling with Ptsd and other ailments.”The Individual is Cosmic” said prominent signs outside as well as the event program. “Unity in the Midst of Diversity” was another.

What was known going into last weekend was Lynch curated an eclectic collection of creators for talks, exhibits, screenings, and performances. Attendees could experience demos by virtual reality company Within, or explore artwork by Lynch and others.

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“Newtown” explores the aftermath of the tragic 2012 Sandy Hook Elementary School shooting and touches on the salient issue of gun access in the U.S. The documentary had a special opening-night screening on Friday at the Landmark Sunshine Cinema in New York, where Governor Andrew M. Cuomo attended and delivered remarks about the film and gun-control issues.

The documentary is directed by Kim A. Snyder and produced by the governor’s sister, Maria Cuomo Cole. Taking the stage, Governor Cuomo congratulated his sister and the “Newtown” team for their hard work, then delved into the changes that need to be made in this country regarding gun violence.

“Just a couple of words, because this film is so powerful and the film is going to say better than any message I could convey to you,” he said. “The gun issue is still one that truly confounds me and the insanity of it,...

Before anyone gets triggered, let me forewarn you that King Cobra is a true story centered around gay porn. That story seems absolutely insane as it features two porn moguls going to war over one man: Brent Corrigan. Here's the official description:

Based on a stranger-than-fiction true story, King Cobra is a deliciously dark, twisted plunge into the behind-the-scenes world of the pornography industry. It’s 2006, YouTube is in its infancy, and internet porn is still behind a paywall. Taking the stage name Brent Corrigan, a fresh-faced, wannabe adult video performer (Garrett Clayton) is molded into a star by Stephen (Christian Slater), a closeted gay porn mogul who runs the skin flick empire Cobra Video from his seemingly ordinary suburban home. But as Brent’s rise and demands for more money put him at odds with his boss, he also attracts the attention of a rival producer (James Franco) and...

While he’s currently shooting David Simon’s new HBO series The Deuce, which looks at the porn industry in the 1970s and ’80s in New York City, James Franco has another production which explores a more modern look at the industry. King Cobra, which premiered at Sundance earlier this year, follows Franco and Christian Slater as rival gay porn producers who fight over a burgeoning star. Ahead of a release next month, IFC Midnight has now released the first trailer.

We said in our review, “Throw Boogie Nights, Shooting Porn, Downloading Nancy, and Party Monster in a blender, add some cocaine, a scope of whey protein and squirt of lube and you’ve got the unexpectedly fun King Cobra. Inspired by a true story, the sophomore feature from writer-director Justin Kelly is a darkly comic tale set in the wake of Katrina, a piece of background information that informs the lack of smart phones,...

Some say self-deprecation is the root of comedy, Leslie Jones takes that to heart. Related: Leslie Jones’ Internet Trolls Show No Remorse During a skit at the 2016 Emmy awards, Jones addressed her hacked nude photos by using them as the punchline of her joke. Taking the stage, the 49-year-old comedian hassled a group of tech-security […]...

Updated: Patton Oswalt’s “Talking For Clapping” won the Best Writing for a Variety Special Sunday night at the 2016 Emmy Awards. Taking the stage to receive his first Emmy, the comedian confessed that he was unprepared as he “didn’t think he was going to win.”

During his brief time on stage, he took a moment to dedicate the trophy to two very special people, one of them his late wife Michelle McNamara, who unexpectedly passed away in April of this year.

“I want to share this with two people. My daughter Alice who is waiting at home. And the other one is waiting somewhere else, I hope,” he beautifully stated.

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He also thanked everyone in the category for inspiring him, as well as Netflix, the television academy, his brother and manager, among others.

Oswalt’s wife was known for creating the True...

Lady Gaga won't cry anymore, once she's got Tony Bennett on the line. Mother Monster honored the singing legend during a special taping for his 90th birthday bash on Thursday night. Taking the stage at New York City's historic Radio City Music Hall, she thanked Bennett for helping her through tough times. Whether she's "having a bad day" or "really, really sad, and I just feel like I don't know who to call," Gaga admits that Bennett is the one she looks to for solace. "Because sometimes you don't wanna call your mom and air out everything because then she's nervous,...

Lady Gaga won't cry anymore, once she's got Tony Bennett on the line. Mother Monster honored the singing legend during a special taping for his 90th birthday bash on Thursday night. Taking the stage at New York City's historic Radio City Music Hall, she thanked Bennett for helping her through tough times. Whether she's "having a bad day" or "really, really sad, and I just feel like I don't know who to call," Gaga admits that Bennett is the one she looks to for solace. "Because sometimes you don't wanna call your mom and air out everything because then she's nervous,...

Hillary Clinton was back on the campaign trail Thursday after three days of rest to recover from pneumonia. Taking the stage to James Brown's "I Got You (I Feel Good)," Clinton told supporters at a rally in Greensboro, North Carolina, "As you may know, I recently had a cough that turned out to be pneumonia. I tried to power through it but even I had to admit that maybe a few days of rest would do me good." "I'm not great at taking it easy even under ordinary circumstances, but with just two months to go until Election Day, sitting...

Hillary Clinton was back on the campaign trail Thursday after three days of rest to recover from pneumonia. Taking the stage to James Brown's "I Got You (I Feel Good)," Clinton told supporters at a rally in Greensboro, North Carolina, "As you may know, I recently had a cough that turned out to be pneumonia. I tried to power through it but even I had to admit that maybe a few days of rest would do me good." "I'm not great at taking it easy even under ordinary circumstances, but with just two months to go until Election Day, sitting...

This past weekend was a big one for award winning director Ryan Coogler (Creed), since it was the first time the cast of his next project had assembled for the cameras. Taking the stage at the legendary San Diego Comic-Con during the Marvel Studios presentation, Coogler made the first introductions of the team of performers that will be delivering Black Panther to cinema screens in 2018.

There was rapturous reception for Black Panther himself, Chadwick Boseman, as well as his supporting cast members – Michael B. Jordan, Danai Gurira and Lupita Nyong’o – which was followed by ample opportunity for Coogler to discuss the film with the press. In doing so, he confirmed that the greatest influence on his adaptation is the work of current Black Panther comic book writer, Ta-Nehisi Coates – whose stories are pencilled by Brian Stelfreeze, and inked by Laura Martin.

“Oh, I love it, man. I mean, [Coates] is...