Kipp Jones

During an intimate round of golf Monday in Los Angeles with NBC’s Matt Lauer, of which part one aired Wednesday on Today, Bruce Jenner opened up about his involvement in a deadly car accident earlier this year.

Dressed in a white top and a black skirt, self-described conservative Republican Bruce Jenner told Ellen DeGeneres Tuesday he still has mixed emotions when it comes to same-sex marriage.

Chrissie Hynde refuses to apologize to feminists over August 30 comments, in which she said women who dress provocatively and then get drunk should take some responsibility if they are sexually assaulted.

Fresh off an apology for describing black actor Idris Elba as “too street” to play James Bond, franchise author Anthony Horowitz announced this week how he intends to slowly drag the fictional British spy into the 21st Century’s cultural cesspool.

Johnny Depp stars as Irish mob boss and fugitive James “Whitey” Bulger, the notorious former member of Boston’s Winter Hill Gang, in the upcoming biopic Black Mass. Bulger’s criminal enterprises and escape have grabbed headlines for more than four decades, and nobody understands his story better than Boston Herald columnist and Breitbart News contributor Howie Carr.

Anticipating attacks from The View’s not so tolerant liberal fanbase, new permanent co-host Candace Cameron-Bure took to social media on Labor Day to ask her fans for support and prayers. “As I prepare for my first official day as a

Seven years before Jared Fogle confessed to preying on vulnerable children, the former Subway pitchman appeared on VH1 to mock men busted for trying to have sex with teens on NBC’s To Catch a Predator.

President Barack Obama will present the 2014 National Medal of Arts ceremony next week to a total of 11 individuals or groups, including novelist Stephen King and Oscar-winning actress Sally Field, at an event in the East Room of the White House.

As fans of the Star Wars franchise eagerly await the December release of Star Wars The Force Awakens, Friday helped them manage their anticipation, with the release of new toys and other merchandise, in an intergalactic Black Friday of sorts.

Oscar-nominated Actress Kathleen Turner will co-star in an upcoming off Broadway play about a lesbian struggling with gender identity issues.