OG housewife Carole Radziwill has returned to the “Real Housewives of New York City,” and her warm welcome quickly turns sour after one apple spoils her highly anticipated return. Our “Virtual Reali-Tea” co-hosts, Danny Murphy and Evan Real, unpack all the drama in season 16, episode 2. The ladies’ brunch with Carole gets cut short…
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Prince Harry postponed his 30th birthday celebration out of respect for Kate Middleton after she became ill during pregnancy.
Pat McAfee opened up about getting a chance to watch football with widely-celebrated industry icons Taylor Swift and Tom Cruise.
Ed Sheeran broke his silence on Macklemore’s removal from his tour after his ‘Free Palestine’ remarks sparked controversy.
Hollywood is getting a new voice on Capitol Hill. Reps. Sydney Kamlager-Dove, María Elvira Salazar and Troy Carter launched a bipartisan congressional caucus Wednesday focused on movies, music, entertainment and sports, creating a new forum for lawmakers to engage with America’s creative industries. The Movies, Music, Entertainment & Sports Caucus (MoMEntS) will focus on industries including film and television, music, sports, streaming, gaming, publishing and the creator economy. The creative and entertainment sectors generate more than $1 trillion annually and support more than 5 million jobs, according to Kamlager-Dove’s office. “Together, we will champion the people who make this economy…
A Connecticut OnlyF— model who made $3 million from X-rated content dodged taxes for four years, federal prosecutors said.
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Harry Shum Jr. is spinning his way into the top of Dancing With the Stars. And while, yes, he comes in with a wealth of dance experience—from playing Mike Chang on Glee to being a backup dancer…
Stephen Colbert made his first return to late night television on Tuesday, not as host, but as a guest on Jimmy Kimmel’s show. But, the ABC host immediately warned his viewers not to let President Trump know that he and Colbert were in the same place, for fear of a military strike. To kick off his monologue, Kimmel first poked fun at the fact that his show once again went home empty-handed after Monday night’s Emmys. That makes a record of zero wins in 15 years, this time losing to Colbert. Kimmel was excited for Colbert though, teasing that he…
New York’s style scene is going to the dogs.