Terry Crews said the soundboard was 'loaded up with thousands of comments' made by Simon Cowell over the years

Sir Paul McCartney was once scared that his pyrotechnic-packed performance of his 1973 James Bond theme song 'Live And Let Die' was "gonna kill" a "90-year-old woman" sitting the front row of his concert.

In 2004, Tina Turner flew all the way from Switzerland to perform on 'The Oprah Winfrey Show' to celebrate Oprah's 50th birthday

Britney Spears' forthcoming memoir, 'The Woman in Me,' reportedly contains allegations of her abortion of Justin Timberlake's child over 20 years ago

Cassie alleged in a bombshell lawsuit that Sean 'Diddy' Combs raped her and physically and psychologically abused her

Twitter users took to the platform to express their opinions about Brad Pitt's youthful appearance during the filming of the commercial

Irina Shayk is older than Leonardo DiCaprio's usual companions as the actor tends to date women 25 and younger

One of the crew members will leave the cast of 'Below Deck Down Under' Season 2 to the great shock of the deckhands

Dolly Parton isn't interested in living on through artificial intelligence.

For singer Norah Jones, the “Little Broken Hearts” album is a lesson in making the most of a bad experience

Bill Walton is the subject of a new ESPN documentary called The Luckiest Guy in the World. To promote the doc, Walton appeared on NBA Today where he was interviewed by his close family friend Richard Jefferson. It was classic Bill Walton from the jump as he launched into an amusing, meandering monologue without Jefferson asking him so much as a single question. Walton went on for about two full minutes before Jefferson even attempted to get an word in.

Sure, lots of folks are eagerly anticipating this Sunday’s “Succession” finale