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Ex-Ye employees allege racist work environment, unpaid labor in lawsuit
Ye and former Yeezy Apparel chief of staff Milo Yiannopoulos were sued over the weekend by eight former workers.
Heart’s Ann Wilson undergoing chemotherapy for cancer, band postpones tour
“This is merely a pause. I’ve much more to sing,” the singer said in a statement.
Jamie Foxx reveals new details about mystery illness that hospitalized him
“Bad headache. Asked my boy for an Advil,” he said in a newly surfaced video. “I was gone for 20 days. I don’t remember anything.”
O.J. Simpson inclusion in BET Awards 'In Memoriam' blasted by families of Nicole Brown Simpson, Ron Goldman
“I thought it was just wrong," Fred Goldman, Ron Goldman’s father, told NBC News. "It’s hard to imagine that he would fall in the same category as the vast majority of other people they honor.”
Taylor Swift reacts to Simone Biles' floor routine featuring her song: 'Watched this so many times'
The gold medalist chose a beloved “Reputation” track for her Olympic Trials routine.
Morgan Freeman calls out TikTok video that used AI replication of his voice
The TikTok influencer, who said the video was an “obvious joke,” used Freeman’s iconic voice to narrate a vlog in which she pretended to be his “nepo niece.”
Michael J. Fox makes surprise guitar performance with Coldplay at the Glastonbury Festival
The “Back to the Future” star joined the British rock band onstage Saturday night.
Frederick Richard is ready to show the world what he and men's gymnastics are made of
Richard, who has grown a huge following on social media, has no shortage of dreams for men’s gymnastics and for himself. His next challenge is the Paris Olympics.
Western craze boosts sales of Levi denim dresses and skirts
Shoppers are following Beyoncé's lead and then some, and execs at the iconic jeans brand are ecstatic.
Michael Jackson was $500 million in debt when he died, according to court filing
The "King of Pop" died before he kicked off the This Is It concert tour in London, which also left his estate liable for $40 million owed to the tour promoter, court records said.
Kinky Friedman, provocative musician, author and onetime politician, dies at 79
The satirical country and western iconoclast ran for governor of Texas in 2006 with campaign slogans like “My Governor is a Jewish Cowboy.”
