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Here’s the other celebs that favor a front-row seat at the octagon.

Music creator and innovator, A$AP Rocky, released from jail while case is still being examined.

Brotox comes out of the closet as more men embrace cosmetic procedures in competitive job market.

The condition of San Francisco's streets has been a source of embarrassment to city leaders, and cleaning up is not cheap.

Mercedes-Benz is red in the face for a tweet which seemed to brag about high carbon emissions in the face of a European heat wave.

Social media influencers can give brands a big boost by sharing a post with their followers. But what if brands don’t like what influencers have to say about them?

Here's how the franchise made its billions.

Perry herself was hit for just over $550,000, with Capitol Records responsible for the vast majority of the money.

The NFL released its annual list of Top 100 Players of 2019 and named Aaron Donald, defensive player for the Rams.

The CDC is issuing a warning to dog owners to throw out any pig ear dog treats due to contamination.

A man hit the jackpot when he found a cult-classic video game.

Adidas is certainly not the only company to collab with celebs, but here are five of the top partnerships between Adidas and stars.

According to the New York Post, the power couple is looking in Connecticut and New Jersey.

Epstein threw extravagant dinner parties, hosted events at Harvard’s Program for Evolutionary Dynamics, to which he donated $6.5 million, and sponsored conferences on his private island to attract his associates.

Superstar performances and the world's most successful supermodels may not be able to save the show, according to the last 10 years of ratings.

A Great Depression-era, folk hero, Dillinger conjured a Robin Hood image for many through his and his gang’s rise as their neighbors defaulted on their bank accounts, stashing whatever they had left in mattresses, and Americans lost homes and farms to foreclosure.

The mob flick will be Martin Scorsese's first for Netflix.

In the hopes of finding love, these starry-eyed romantics, leave their jobs and lives behind to date a stranger on national television, while that person also dates no less than 24 other people.