Wall Street insiders are betting that Time Warner will walk away from its deal with AT&T—and strike a far more lucrative deal without the same legal hassles. If June 21 comes and goes without a decision, then the fun really begins.
Onstage during SXSW? Perfect time for a nap.
A week before Stephanie Clifford’s widely anticipated interview with Anderson Cooper, Trump’s longtime personal lawyer proclaims his innocence—and his unbreakable bond with his old boss.
The actress announced this on Twitter Monday.
The famed French perfumery dedicates a store to personal scents in honor of their 50th anniversary.
Meanwhile, it appears that Disney is asking a Toronto court to seal details of its previous relationship with the disgraced producer.
Love in the time of Trump is a strange thing.
Lyricist Nell Benjamin on adapting Tina Fey’s 2004 teen classic without losing the movie’s biting humor—or its heart.
Another pay-gap question for the BBC.
The actress wore an old-school tailored tux to the Empire Awards.
Abandoning caution and attacking the special counsel, the president may be signing his political death warrant
Perry subtly jabbed her longtime rival on the singing competition’s latest episode Sunday night.
Filing false paperwork appears to be a recurring problem for the First Son-in-Law.
The 1973 kidnapping of Paul Getty—the 16-year-old grandson of the one-time richest man in the world—is the subject of Trust, which the Getty family’s lawyer calls “cruel and mean-spirited.”
Kevin Federline needs more money, allegedly, because Britney is so successful these days.
“Lift me up, fellas,” Janney declared during a stop at Ellen, where the actress was feted by half-naked men.
Oliver’s team wrote a real children’s book about two boy bunnies falling in love, just to mess with the Pence family.
“Even in the most hateful and cruel environment, you see women find ways to support each other,” said show-runner Bruce Miller of Season 2, coming to Hulu April 25.
In her new book, Vanity Fair contributor Katie Nicholl reveals new details about the days after Harry and Meghan’s relationship first hit the tabloid page, and what inspired the prince to make an unprecedented public statement in support of his future fiancée.
In defense of the Democrat’s out of touch, uninspiring, and relentlessly effective House leader.