Rich & Famous

The Grammy-winning balladeer spanned jazz, folk, country and pop.

As local officials look to slow the spread of the coronavirus, they’re turning to Hollywood to help get the word out.

Brady, who turns 43 in August, signed a two-year deal worth $50 million.

Actress Suzanne Somers is bringing the world together through virtual happy hours.

The star NFL quarterback had been with the New England Patriots since 2000.

The NBA recently sent a memo to teams telling them to close their training and practice facilities to all players and staff

The former Manhattan prosecutor said “When They See Us” defamed her by portraying her as a “racist, unethical villain.”

Jenner boasts an Instagram following of roughly 166 million.

The hotel, which has seen its fair share of A-list celebrities, is among the extensive list of businesses that have fallen victim to the pandemic.

The NBA union's head defended the coronavirus testing of players and instead placed blame for lack of available tests on the federal government.

There's a perception that the wealthy and famous have been able to jump to the head of the line to get tested.

Avenatti's attorney asked he be freed under electronic monitoring and other conditions until the pandemic is over.

Weinstein celebrates his birthday on Thursday in new prison digs.

Their legal battle became known all over the world once it hit the big screen in "The Social Network."

Brady’s presence will provide a major boost in interest for a Buccaneers team that ranked near the bottom of the NFL in attendance.

NFL facilities are closed through at least March 31.

The entrepreneur told FOX Business' Neil Cavuto that large grants are starting to come in for her disaster relief initiative.