The royal family has, as the British press put it, been dragged into a war of words with Charles Spencer, the younger brother of the beloved Princess Diana.

The legal war over Jimmy Buffett’s estate is turning ugly … with the late singer’s children fielding questions about their mom’s alleged drug use … TMZ has learned. According to court docs, obtained by TMZ, Jimmy’s son Cameron and daughter…

Nicki Minaj’s team apparently took issue with the budget proposed for promotion for her “Pink Friday 2” album … TMZ has learned. TMZ obtained evidence submitted as part of the ongoing legal battle between 24/7 Productions and Nicki Minaj. The…

Jenna Dewan is thrilled that her kids finally get to see their mom on the dance floor. 🥹 #DWTS

Jimmy Fallon roasted Donald Trump for shutting down the Kennedy Center because it lacks his name, suggesting his failed casinos had the opposite problem. The comedian addressed Trump’s ongoing Kennedy Center drama during Wednesday’s monologue for the “Tonight Show,” where he quipped the only thing that could stop “Spider-Man: Brand New Day’s” box office success was the president putting his name on it. Fallon then segued to Trump’s legal war over adding his name to the facade of the institution named for late President John F. Kennedy Jr. “After a judge ruled that President Trump can’t add his name to the Kennedy Center, Trump announced that he’s shutting it down and canceling the planned renovations,” Fallon said. “Trump canceled the renovations. The Reflecting Pool looked at the Kennedy Center and said, ‘Consider yourself lucky.’” As Fallon went on, he took aim at Trump’s past bankruptcy issues with his casinos, quipping, “Yep, Trump is shutting it down because it doesn’t have his name on it, as opposed to his casinos – which shut down because they did have his name on it.” This jab tickled Fallon, who fought back giggles as his studio audience erupted into cheers. Fallon then sarcastically called…

Maura Higgins had her beloved Birkin — and her Birkin’s daddy, Rob Rausch — front row in the ‘DWTS’ ballroom as she earned the top score of the night. 😭

Julia Stiles is feeling all of the love as she makes her ‘DWTS’ debut. 🥹

With plenty of new names on the schedule and an Alexander McQueen homecoming, SS27 could be a landmark London Fashion Week.

Brad Pitt had the time of his life at Taylor Swift and Travis Kelce’s wedding, even if he lost his date, Ines De Ramon. 😭 #heartofthebeast

Trey Parker and Matt Stone leave the White House behind for a more localized — but no less pointed — satire.

Jimmy Kimmel turned second lady Usha Vance’s awareness ad for the diaper bank into an attack on President Donald Trump’s age. The comedian addressed the awareness campaign launched by Vice President JD Vance’s wife during Wednesday’s monologue for “Jimmy Kimmel Live!,” where he called it “her number two cause.” The “Jimmy Kimmel Live!” editors then cut to a clearly doctored version of the ad, which showed Mrs. Vance comparing her newborn child to the 80-year-old president. “Hello everyone. I’m so honored to partner with the National Diaper Bank Network during National Diaper Need Awareness Week,” the altered second lady said in the clip. “Our fourth baby is just a few weeks old and our president just turned 80 a few months ago. Both of these busy guys go through a lot of diapers. And when they have tantrums, it can be worse.” She added: “No one wants to be around a messy baby or a poopy president. By providing diapers and wipes, diaper banks relieve financial stress, improve baby’s health and comfort, and help America’s oldest president evacuate his bowels so he can get some sleep. What a cutie.” Per Kimmel’s version of Vance, donations to the Diaper Bank allows…

New York Climate Week is just around the corner. Here are the defining themes and events you can’t miss.

‘Dancing With the Stars’ pro Mark Ballas told E! News how wife BC Jean stepped in last minute to sing "Black Velvet" for his debut performance with celebrity partner Maura Higgins on Sept. 16.

After ‘Dancing With the Stars’ season 35 premiere, Jenna Dewan exclusively told E! News how her and Channing Tatum’s daughter Everly, 13, motivated her to join the competition series.

Julia Stiles exclusively shared with E! News what it was like performing for the first time on ‘Dancing With the Stars’: “I don’t really remember what happened.”

Ryan Murphy’s “Monster”-verse is expanding again.

Jenna Dewan scored major mom points for joining Dancing With the Stars. The Step Up alum—mom to 13-year-old Everly Tatum with ex Channing Tatum—agreed to become a season 35 contestant in great…

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Julia Stiles saved her worries for after the ballroom. Following her quickstep to Dolly Parton’s “9 to 5” on night two of the Dancing With the Stars premiere, the Save the Last Dance actress…

After Ciara Miller’s first ‘Dancing With the Stars’ performance—a foxtrot to Whitney Houston’s “Exhale (Shoop Shoop)”—judge Carrie Ann Inaba revealed why the dance made her emotional.

Duncan Sheik, the Tony-winning composer behind “Spring Awakening,” has been hospitalized and is in “critical but stable condition.” The singer-songwriter’s family issued a statement on his health status Wednesday evening, but did not share specifics surrounding what caused Sheik’s hospitalization. “We would like to share an update with Duncan’s fans and the public,” a statement on the composer’s Instagram read. “Duncan is currently receiving medical care and remains in critical but stable condition. Out of respect for Duncan and our family, we will not be sharing any further medical details at this time.”The statement added: “We kindly ask for privacy during this incredibly difficult time and will provide updates when appropriate. Thank you for the continued love and support.” Sheik’s hospitalization comes as his new musical, “Memoirs of Amorous Gentlemen,” is slated to begin its Off-Broadway run later in September. Additionally, an Off-Broadway revival of the aforementioned musical “Spring Awakening,” which launched Lea Michele, Jonathan Groff and John Gallagher Jr. to stardom on the Broadway scene, is set for a November debut. Specifically, director Danya Taymor is helming the 2026 Off-Broadway revival, which will start previews at Studio Seaview in November and open on December 17. As for “Memoirs of…

The Jack Antonoff-fronted indie pop band played a mixture of older classics and new songs off their latest album, ‘everyone for ten minutes.’

Peter Max was the official artist for the Olympics, Super Bowl, Indianapolis 500, World Cup, World Series and more.

For men facing a prostatectomy or working through recovery from prostate surgery or radiation, pelvic floor training is increasingly showing up as part of the roadmap back to bladder control and sexual function. App-connected trainers like the kGoal Boost for Men are positioning themselves at the intersection of prostate cancer recovery, sexual health and aging. What started as a clinical afterthought is turning into a consumer segment with a clear commercial arc, and the evidence base for post-surgery continence recovery is what’s anchoring it. What’s Happening The kGoal Boost for Men is a sit-on-top biofeedback device paired with a mobile app, currently listed at $179. Its manufacturer markets it as “purpose-built to help you perform both Kegel and Down Training exercises consistently,” aimed at men strengthening bladder-control muscles, recovering from prostate surgery or working on erectile function and stamina. The device is non-insertable and used fully clothed, with an app that gamifies contractions and tracks strength, endurance and control over time. Customer reviews on the product page include men using it after radical prostatectomy for prostate cancer, along with clinicians describing it as a biofeedback tool for patients with either weak or high-tone pelvic musculature. You Are Probably Using Salicylic…

Free People is one of those brands that’s a staple every season. Of course we love their boho-inspired dresses and activewear sets for year-round wear, but as we look ahead to fall we’re bringing…

Mark Ballas’ partner is waltzing in to save the day.  The Dancing With the Stars pro tapped his wife of 10 years BC Jean—real name Brittany Jean Carlson—to play a major role in his first…

Josh Johnson stunned “The Daily Show” studio audience Wednesday evening with a joke claiming the FBI was to blame for the death of civil rights activist Martin Luther King Jr. The comedian’s jab came as he recapped the FBI Director Kash Patel’s recent Senate Judiciary Committee oversight hearing, where he struggled to answer questions regarding the agency’s lowered hiring standards, including a softer stance on bestiality. “I’m sorry, the what now? Did I miss an episode?” Johnson quipped during the segment. “You know, things have gone off the rails when someone has to ask, ‘What about the bestiality?’” He continued: “But apparently, what happened was, earlier in the hearing, Democratic Senator Dick Durbin wanted to ask Patel about a recent decision to loosen standards for FBI recruits. And I guess one particularly loose new standard kind of jumped out.” As Johnson went on, he roasted the new standard, suggesting it should’ve been “only needs to do 20 push-ups, and not, can’t go to a petting zoo wearing gym shorts.” He further mocked Patel for trying to explain that the original standard, “automatically disqualified any individual who participated on either side of it,” leaving Johnson to wonder if there was “a…

Duncan Sheik is seeking medical treatment.  The “Barely Breathing” singer is “currently receiving medical care and remains in critical but stable condition” at a hospital, according to a family…

“South Park” returned for Season 29 Wednesday and committed to its Trump-inspired name change, “South America.” But last season’s direct attacks on the President were not on the menu in the season premiere, as the show hoped the launch of Grand Theft Auto VI in November is what saves America — rather than the upcoming midterm elections. The season premiere saw Kenny, Cartman and Stanley go behind their parents’ backs and get e-bikes. Their parents said the bikes were unsafe and too expensive. The bikes also came with lots of rules and restrictions that the parents did not believe their sons were ready for. But the boys went down to the Chinese e-bike shop anyway, because they did not have enough money to buy regular e-bikes. They bought three for $200, but the risky bikes had a 92% chance of blowing up.  They formed their own e-biker gang, where they sped around the neighborhood and wore masked face coverings. The dads in the neighborhood were not fans and took the issue all the way to their local government.  “Many local residents are furious about kids on their e-bikes,” one of the dads said. “They travel in groups. Many conceal their…

The Comcast-owned studio is not yet committing to rolling out Alex Gibney’s movie that it paid millions to acquire for non-North American release before the political winds shifted.