The acclaimed screenwriter and author of "Lonesome Dove," "Legends of the Fall," and "The Perfect Storm," William D. Wittliff, passed away over the weekend. The news was confirmed today when Hector Saldana of the Texas State University told the media that Wittliff died of a heart attack.
Kimora Lee Simmons' daughter Aoki has grown up so fast and is now a beautiful lady who headed to prom in a plunging back dress with her date.
After keeping much of her pregnancy and delivery away from the public, “Love & Hip Hop Atlanta” star Erica Dixon, finally unveiled her twin girls’ faces while revealing that it will probably be the only picture of them she ever shares.
Actress Ali Stroker had a moment of pride when she wheeled her way to receive a Tony Award for Best Performance by an Actress. She also made history as the first person in a wheelchair to receive the award.
“Little People, Big World” star and matriarch, Amy Roloff found love with Chris Marek shortly after her divorce in 2016. Their paths crossed at a single’s wine and painting night, and the rest, as they say, is almost history.
Actor Keith Thibodeaux is most famously known for playing the role of little Ricky in “I Love Lucy.” Here's what he has been doing since the show ended.
Lucille Ball became known as the loveable funny lady on the popular 1950s sitcom, “I Love Lucy,” but during her childhood, Lucy suffered a traumatic event that made her “suspicious of the law forever.”
Leif Garrett had everything -- money, fame, and an incredibly successful career, but just when he thought “this is going to be forever,” his life went spiraling down.
Denzel Washington received the prestigious American Film Institute’s life achievement award on Thursday night and in his acceptance speech, was full of praises for none other than his wife of over three decades, Pauletta Washington.
Agnes Moorehead became a household name during the 1960s as the quick-witted witch mother, Endora in the comedy, “Bewitched.” Her numerous successes made easier, in part, by how her father disciplined her as a child.
As a “remarkable actor” during the 1950s and like the rest of his co-stars, James Dean and Natalie Wood in “Rebel Without a Cause,” Sal Mineo suffered a violent and unusual death.
Bryan Cranston won best leading actor in a play for his role as Howard Beale in “Network.” He also made a powerful speech slamming President Trump's "fake news" comments and praising the media.
“Back to the Future’s” Michael J. Fox just celebrated his birthday which his wife, Tracy Pollan, honored by sharing a sweet post and dedication on her Instagram account.
Wendy Williams sparks rumors that she reunited with her estranged husband after posting a photo of herself eating caviar with a mystery man.
Princess Love was spotted filming "Love and Hip Hop" with her husband Ray J despite her previous announcement that she was leaving the show.
Treach and Pepa's only daughter, Egypt, is now engaged and scheduled to marry her rapper boyfriend, Sam.
Tori Spelling’s husband, Dean McDermott, is protective when it comes to his beloved wife. So when the internet started trolling his wife over her appearance, he wasted no time to fire back.
"The View" was much more interesting to watch on Monday, and that could be credited to the absence of two of the co-hosts, Joy Behar and Meghan McCain.
The “Keeping Up With The Kardashians” star posted a throwback photo from her pregnancy days, saying she “loves” being pregnant. She looked absolutely stunning with her baby bump!
The “Live with Kelly and Ryan” host took to social media to pay a warm tribute to her best friend on the occasion of his birthday. Kelly Ripa expressed her gratitude at having Anderson Cooper as a friend in her recent Instagram post, which she shared to wish the CNN star a happy birthday.
American actor and restauranter Alan Hale Jr. was a legendary actor who was famously known for his role in “Gilligan’s Island” as the Jolly Skipper. He might have left the world, but his legacy will never be forgotten.
Celebrities falling victim to “mom shaming” to social media has unfortunately become a common phenomenon. A few days ago, 28-year-old Jill Duggar Dillard was at the receiving end of it.
Veteran actor Bernard Fox detailed how playing “Malcolm Merriweather” greatly influenced his acting career. For the two years the show aired, Merriweather, although a fictional character, became a fan favorite.
The late movie and television star Agnes Moorehead had a fantastic career with big and small screen presence. The world lost the amazing personality on 30th April 1974 but her presence still lingers in the house she willed to Muskingum University.
Claudia Deen, the daughter-in-law of Paula Deen -- culinary queen of south posted a picture of her premature baby girls on her Instagram and they both look different yet beautiful.
Award-winning “Cheers” actor, Kelsey Grammer enjoys a very successful career, but it is plagued by constant substance abuse, the destructive effects of his very tragic past.
Hollywood couple, Robby Benson and Karla DeVito wax stronger as they seem to defile Hollywood’s breakup jinx. Three decades later, they continue to stand in awe of each other.
“What doesn’t kill you makes you stronger” and in Wendy Williams’ case, it also makes you shine brighter. The celebrity TV host proves this in new stunning snapshot regardless of her divorce drama.
Former child star Inger Nilsson, who played the significant role of “Pippi Longstocking” in the eponymous 1945 Children’s movie is all grown and getting gray, but the world-famous star hasn’t aged a bit!
The talk show co-host opened up about the song, whose lyrics enraged her father to the point of destroying the CD. During a recent episode of “Today with Hoda and Jenna,” Jenna Bush Hager and guest co-host Carson Daly talked briefly about “bad words” in the lyrics of the song.
Being in a relationship with a celebrity can be intimidating, especially if your significant other is Oprah Winfrey. Stedman Graham has been in a relationship with the television personality, actress, and entrepreneur for over 3 decades. Yet, they manage to keep their spark alive.
In a throwback photograph posted a few days ago on her official Instagram, Kim Kardashian is seen sporting a skintight dress, which hugged her figure and accentuated her toned body.
Gary Coleman, the child star that rose to fame thanks to the 1970s TV sitcom "Diff'rent Strokes," died from a brain hemorrhage in 2012. However, his death, like his life after the sitcom, was filled with family drama, legal affairs, and people wanting to profit from his passing.
For once, the television talk show, "The View" didn’t feature co-hosts in Meghan McCain and the fans enjoyed it so much. They took to Twitter to tweet about how pleasing the show was without the presence of Meghan.
Caitlyn Jenner shared a video of herself and her partner Sophia Hutchins visiting her father William Jenner’s gravesite on social media. William was a war veteran who fought in World War II at Omaha Beach.
Matt Roloff finally spoke about the rumors of his ex-wife, Amy Roloff, wanting a buyout on his farms: Amy “will remain in her house (and on the farm) and 1/2 owner of our original farm until she decides to leaven.”
Fred MacMurray may not ring any bells for younger generations, but he is one of the most famous names in Hollywood, even though he has passed away almost 40 years ago.
Tamar Braxton is a bundle of emotions as she pens a touching tribute to her only child who just turned six. “I can’t find the words that would describe the love,” she said.
TLC's new show will showcase bizarre relationships that go way beyond the typical mother-daughter dynamics you're used to. In a preview for the upcoming show "sMothered," fans get a sneak peek
Taraji P. Henson once revealed that filmmaker Tyler Perry was the first person to pay her $500,000 for a movie role. The actress also opened up about a bold move she made to increase her pay on FOX’s “Empire.”
Read about nine Hollywood celebrities who reportedly once recalled youthful dreams of becoming a nun or priest and who still, mostly, value their faith.
The game show Jeopardy! was well watched this season especially with one contestant threatening to topple the title holder to become the biggest winner. Despite this, the show failed to receive the highest ratings.
About a year-and-a-half ago, actress Marcia Cross was diagnosed with anal cancer. She’s now speaking up about her diagnosis to break the negative stigma around it and to educate others.
Perhaps better known as Endora, the witch from “Bewitched,” Agnes Moorehead sadly passed from cancer in 1974. Moorehead claimed she got the illness from a feature film she starred in, and she was not the only one.
Brad Pitt and Angelina Jolie’s fairytale romance turned nightmare after their divorce, which reportedly has something to do with her brother, James Haven.
In 2011, Casey Anthony was acquitted for the murder of her two-year-old daughter. Now it’s been reported that she will be releasing a film that explains what happened in that case.
Bounty hunters Beth and Duane “Dog” Chapman seem as in love years after, as the day they first wed in 2006. But their love story had a dramatic and tragic start for them both.
Friends since early adulthood, actresses Elizabeth Taylor and Debbie Reynolds got caught up in a love triangle that defined their personal lives during the early 1960s and almost cost them their friendship.
After a 4-year romance, Bradley Cooper and Irina Shayk have called it quits. The award-winning actor and supermodel decided to end their relationship officially, agreeing to set up a share in the custody of their 2-year old, Lea De Seine.
On Wednesday night, Abby Huntsman and her husband added two more members to their family. The View’s co-host gave birth to twins, a cute baby girl, and an adorable baby boy.
