Rich & Famous

The singer known for hits from "Cry Me a River" to "Love Yourself" has already garnered offers from prospective buyers.

Tiger Woods new memoir promises to set the record straight on the twists and turns of his life.

A statement in the 'When They See Us' miniseries is defamatory and false, plaintiff says.

Meredith Corporation, the Magazine publishing giant who successfully launched The Magnolia Journal in partnership with Joanna Gaines and Chip Gaines, is taking on another HGTV duo.

New York radio station HOT 97 is not planing on playing any of rapper Tekashi 6ix9ine's music following his release from prison- unless an outcry erupts from fans. 

The Strokes’ Albert Hammond Jr.’s Manhattan pad is up for rent – take a look inside.

The 36-acre ranch first hit the market at $70M. It sold for far less than that.

Scott Hapgood, 44, of Darien, Connecticut, is charged in the death of hotel worker, Kenny Mitchel, 27, in April. 

You can own the house that Gucci built.

WWE scored big in its debut on Fox, but it is facing a fresh challenge on cable TV.

At an average salary of $55,000, XFL players would be paid much less than their peers in the NFL.

Bob Weinstein's Watch This Entertainment plans to produce two or three films per year.

San Francisco, Los Angeles and Chicago also made the list.

Victoria’s Secret is losing another top executive amid a year of dwindling sales.

In the new show, stylist Jessica Mulroney will be helping 10 couples who had major wedding problems plan the ceremony they always wanted.  It will be called: "I Do, Redo."

'The Prince Estate would never give permission for President Trump to use Prince’s songs,' according to a tweet.