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The rapper welcomed 2019 by tweeting, “Trump all day” before sources confirmed he and his wife are expecting a baby boy.

The comedian forgot her own jokes and fumbled punchlines before cutting her set short and drinking with audience members (at least, the ones who hadn’t walked out).

After polling fans on his website bunnyears, the actor announced “Macaulay Culkin” beat out “Publicity Stunt” as his new legal middle name.

In a disturbing video posted by the actor, even Spacey seems to find his sociopathic character preferable to himself.

The albums are the latest example of artists’ unreleased work being leaked online.

After three women have lodged complaints, the astrophysicist only concedes he needs to “be more sensitive to people’s personal space.”

Lack of security and a “total collapse” of plans sent attendees from Beyoncé to being robbed.

A dubious source claims the NBA All Star harassed him to cover up Howard’s affairs with men and transsexuals, but why should we care what an athlete prefers in the bedroom?

From painful ponytails to philanthropy, Ariana Grande is what we want from Billboard’s 2018 Woman of the Year.

Rihanna joins the likes of Aerosmith and Guns N’ Roses in objecting to Trump using her songs. But what recourse do artists have?