Gillis was shot and killed for pulling into the wrong driveway in New York. Yarl was shot in the head after ringing the doorbell of the wrong house in Missouri.

“I’m trying to refind who I am because it fucked with me so much," one contestant told Insider of the brutal conditions and psychological manipulation on set.

Valentino had planned to bring Majors as a guest to the gala, but the fashion house and actor have since "mutually agreed" he should sit this one out.

Teens as young as 14 in the Hawkeye State may soon be allowed to work on meat-processing lines, operate heavy machinery, work night shifts, and serve alcohol.

In the 2014 recording, Choe describes sexually assaulting a woman. He now appears to be attempting to stop it from circulating online.

Recent texts have included the governor's rich Republican friends asking, “What the fuck is wrong with RD?” One called him a "damn wimp" to Rolling Stone.

In a new essay for Elle, the rapper—who was shot by Tory Lanez in July 2020—reflects on the bullying and public humiliation survivors face.

“My girlfriend and I were talking and she brought it up that I haven’t had a vacation in 10 years, so I think I need to go,” he told People. Ahem, girlfriend?!!

The star of the new Fatal Attraction remake told the Sunday Times that he thinks "affairs can be forgiven"—but that Turner-Smith made him want to settle down.

"Nothing unlawful has occurred," Stop The Steal's Ali Alexander said after he was accused of requesting "jack off material" from teens.

The 'Space Oddity' director chats with Jezebel about her first feature and directing husband Kevin Bacon.

Some workers' questions about how to "stay motivated if we’re not going to get a bonus," said Andi Owen, President and CEO of MillerKnoll, were "not so nice."

Abraham, who also stars in The White Lotus, exited the video game developer workplace comedy in April 2022

The festival's first few days gave us sweet revenge, romantic reunions, and Post Malone playing the acoustic guitar.

GOP megadonor Thomas Peterffy said he and "a bunch of friends" are pausing plans to donate to the presidential hopeful due to concerns about his extreme agenda.

Jordan, who reportedly overlooked the sexual abuse of male wrestlers at Ohio State, is the last person who should be calling anyone "soft on crime."

"I wholly support the trans community," the author confirmed after a misleading Sunday Times interview.