• Veteran CNN, Fox News Anchor Terry Keenan Dead of Massive Cerebral Hemorrhage

    Terry Keenan's last assignment may be to remind everyone just how short life can be, as she died suddenly late last week from a cerebral hemorrhage. The 53-year-old veteran anchor is known for her work on CNN and Fox News and was most recently employed as a business columnist for the Sunday edition of the "New York Post."
  • Iggy Azalea, Jim Carrey Dance to Sia's 'Chandelier' on 'Saturday Night Live' [WATCH]

    Jim Carrey dressed up in a skintight dancing outfit and performed the music video routine from Sia's "Chandelier" on "Saturday Night Live" last night, Oct. 25. The whole skit is ridiculously long and awkwardly executed, but there is also an Iggy Azalea appearance. So there is that. If you need any more convincing to click "play," it is probably not going to happen.
  • 'Mama' June Shannon's Rekindled Relationship with Convicted Child Molester Mark McDaniel Has Demolished Her Once Tight-Knit Family

    This time last week, "Mama" June Shannon's family was normal and they were all enjoying having completed another season of filming "Here Comes Honey Boo Boo." While the show was not as popular as it once was, the ratings were still high enough for everyone to rake in a nice amount of cash. All it took was one photo of Shannon with Mark McDaniel, her former boyfriend, to bring everything crashing down around her. TMZ first caught wind of the fact that McDaniel had just wrapped up serving 10 years for child molestation and within a few short days everything looked a lot different.
  • Morrissey Calls Venues in Rome and Milan 'Abysmal'

    Morrissey is not too impressed with some venues overseas. After making stops on his recent tour in Rome and Milan, the artist took to his True to You fansite to talk about the venues, NME noted. "We, too, were shocked by the venues in Roma and Milan — both abysmal — Milan quite shockingly abysmal ... not a theater at all ... just a field with a roof," he wrote about the Atlantico in Rome and the Gran Teatro Linear4ciak in Milan.
  • 'RHONJ's' Teresa and Joe Giudice Celebrate Icy Wedding Anniversary Before She Heads to Prison First

    Even though the majority of the fans of "The Real Housewives of New Jersey" have turned on her, Teresa Giudice is still cranking out posts on social media to try and make it look like all is well. She and husband Joe Giudice are celebrating their 15th anniversary this weekend, and it was commemorated with a photo of the couple together. Unlike in the past, when Teresa has done everything in her power to convince us that her marriage is fabulous, this photo seems to have a bit of distance and ice between the once-tight couple.
  • New Reports that Jessca Biel Is Pregnant Fuel Speculation that Justin Timberlake Is Going to Be a Father

    Jessica Biel may not hit the red carpet that often, but her recent appearances are causing a lot of talk anyway. Justin Timberlake's wife was spotted out shopping in Los Angeles last week with what appeared to be a baby bump that even her oversized scarf could not hide. A few weeks ago, she was also spotted in Australia for a charity event looking heavier than her typical lithe self. It certainly looks like Biel is expecting the couple's first child, and given how teeny-tiny she usually is, sources believe she could easily be in her second trimester already.
  • Dakota Johnson Is a 'Dishrag' on Camera in 'Fifty Shades of Grey,' According to On-Set Source

    Fans of "Fifty Shades of Grey" who are counting the days until the film adaptation hits theaters next year are not going to like this at all. We told you last week that Jamie Dornan and Dakota Johnson were back on location in Vancouver, Canada, for reshoots of some of the scenes between their characters, Christian Grey and Anastasia Steele. Sources connected to the film tried to play it off as nothing major and claimed they were just needing a bit more footage to round out the film. Unfortunately, now we're hearing a totally different story, with Dornan being called a "dish-rag."