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Selena Gomez sued for fraud over mental health start-up
A Delaware federal lawsuit alleges that Selena Gomez, her mother, and a co-founder kept backers in the dark as mental health startup Wondermind collapsed.
Burgas to host 2027 Eurovision Song Contest as Bulgaria stages event
Bulgarian National Television and the EBU selected the coastal city over Sofia to stage the 71st Eurovision Song Contest following Dara's 2026 win in Vienna.
Rod Stewart cancels remaining tour dates after heart procedure
The rock legend has called off his remaining tour dates and Las Vegas residency to observe a mandatory four-week recovery following a coronary stent procedure.
Rosario Dawson breaks silence on getting cut from Spider-Man: Brand New Day
Rosario Dawson breaks silence on getting cut from Spider-Man: Brand New Day
Phantasm star Reggie Bannister dies at 80
The actor and musician passed away at his mountain home in Crestline, California, following a multi-year neurological decline.
Barack Obama Reveals The Books That Shaped His Thinking In New Podcast
The former president is teaming up with Audible and Higher Ground for a six-part series examining foundational works by authors like James Baldwin and Toni Morrison.
Man arrested after breaking into Kim Kardashian's Hidden Hills home
The suspect allegedly used a staff member's car for a neighborhood joyride while the $60 million monastery-style mansion was undergoing renovations.
Former gang leader Duane Davis faces trial for Tupac Shakur murder
Decades after the 1996 shooting in Las Vegas, former gang leader Duane Davis stands trial as the sole remaining suspect in the murder of Tupac Shakur.
Police Get Bizarre Surprise After Finding ‘Body’ in Suitcase
The veteran stage and screen actress, who anchored the 1983 holiday classic with her portrayal of Miss Shields, passed away in Huntsville, Ontario.
Australia police mistake lifelike doll in suitcase for dead woman
Beyond her iconic role as the stern teacher in the 1983 holiday classic, Moore was a classically trained theater veteran and part of a Canadian artistic dynasty.
A man accused of orchestrating Tupac Shakur’s 1996 killing is on trial
Prosecutors argue the former gang leader acted as the shot caller who coordinated the plot and provided the weapon for the fatal drive-by shooting.
Christopher Nolan film L'Odyssée becomes director's highest-grossing hit
Christopher Nolan's adaptation L'Odyssée has reached $1.104 billion globally, surpassing The Dark Knight Rises to become his highest-grossing film while driving a surge in sales for Homer's epic.
Harry Potter’s Jessie Cave Reveals Income From First Day on OnlyFans
The former Harry Potter star pivoted to a hair-fetish niche on the subscription platform after a professional breakdown and the decision to abandon her acting career.
Sidharth Malhotra supports wife Kiara Advani and Toxic Trailer
Malhotra used Instagram to show solidarity with his wife after the song 'Tabaahi' sparked a polarizing debate regarding Advani's professional choices post-marriage.
Michael B. Jordan and Raye spark romance rumors after Six Flags date
Eyewitnesses captured actor Michael B. Jordan and singer Raye riding rollercoasters side by side at Six Flags Magic Mountain, igniting widespread fan speculation.
Taylor Swift songs removed from Trump campaign and White House TikToks
The removals occur amid a long-standing political feud and a broader movement of musicians calling for the administration to stop using their music.
Filmmaker Shakeel Noorani arrested for alleged rape and blackmail in Mumbai
The director of Joru Ka Ghulam was apprehended after a weeks-long manhunt following allegations of drugging, sexual assault, and coercion using recordings.
Ben Jones, The Dukes of Hazzard actor and former congressman, dies at 84
From his role as the mechanic of Hazzard County to his tenure as a Democratic representative in Georgia, Jones bridged the gap between entertainment and governance.
Sagitario horoscope warns against legal contracts for August 10-16, 2026
Astrologers provide contradictory guidance for Sagitarios, pitting warnings of litigation and family friction against opportunities for financial expansion.
Belgian ventriloquist Michel Dejeneffe, creator of Tatayet, dies at 77
Best known for his decades-long double act with the puppet Tatayet, Belgian ventriloquist Michel Dejeneffe defined television variety entertainment across Belgium and France.