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Lena Dunham and her business partner Jenni Konner have officially launched an online store.

Controversial musician Morrissey is now comparing the Transportation Security Administration to the Islamic State, after his complaint about being groped by airport security at San Francisco International Airport was ignored.

Singer and actress Cher spoke out on Twitter on Monday against allowing mass immigration from Islamic countries to the United States.

Following up on the huge success of “Gangnam Style,” South Korean pop star Psy is ready to go viral again with his new single titled “Daddy.”

Comedian and actress Amy Schumer poses topless in the 43rd edition of the Pirelli Calendar.

To raise money for World AIDS Day this week, the AIDS charity RED has teamed up with the charity auction site Omaze to raffle off the chance to win “once-in-a-lifetime” experiences with celebrities.

Celebrities used social media to show their support for the controversial abortion provider Planned Parenthood just hours after a shooting on Friday at a Planned Parenthood clinic in Colorado Springs, Colorado.

M.I.A. has released a music video for her new single “Borders,” which shows the British rapper taking on the European migrant crisis.

Robert De Niro’s plans for an exclusive Caribbean beachfront resort are meeting stiff opposition from local citizens and lawmakers.

A production company hired to shoot a music video by Taylor Swift has been accused of endangering a species of rare birds in New Zealand.

After Grammy award-winning British singer-songwriter Adele gave former Alaska Governor Sarah Palin credit for helping to jumpstart her music career, Palin sent a clever “thank you” note in reply.

Former Saturday Night Live star Tracy Morgan says God spoke to him after he was involved in a near-fatal car accident in June 2014.

Performing a rendition of her record-breaking song “Hello” on The Tonight Show, British singer Adele got creative with host Jimmy Fallon and his in-house band on Tuesday night.

Singer Barbra Streisand and director Steven Spielberg were among the 17 people awarded the Presidential Medal of Freedom by President Obama in a ceremony at the White House on Tuesday.

National Review writer Katherine Timpf claims that she is receiving death threats for telling a joke at the expense of Star Wars fans during a Fox News segment last month.

In an article celebrating the incestuous relationship of a brother and sister who met for the first time as adults, Cosmopolitan magazine defies “the last taboo” and argues that, by virtue of shared genetics, a brother and sister coupling creates a “perfect storm” that others might be missing out on.

Sen. Bernie Sanders sat down for a late lunch with rapper Killer Mike on Monday, just hours before the rapper introduced the Democratic presidential candidate at a campaign rally in Atlanta, Georgia.

Actress/singer Bette Midler is going after Bruce Jenner, after the transgender activist announced he intends to vote Republican in the upcoming presidential election.

The British band Coldplay will feature a sample of President Obama singing “Amazing Grace” in a song in its forthcoming album, the band’s frontman Chris Martin tells The Sun.

At the American Music Awards, Academy Award-winning actor and musician Jared Leto paid tribute to those lost in the terror attacks in Paris and urged acceptance of Syrian refugees emigrating to the West.

An online petition is urging moviegoers to boycott the upcoming Ben Stiller comedy “Zoolander 2,” arguing that the film’s portrayal of a transgender model is the “equivalent of using blackface.”

Music’s biggest names joined a number of Hollywood stars and athletes for a concert about the state of race relations in America.

On Friday, far-left New York Times columnist Maureen Dowd published a 7,000 word essay on sexism in the entertainment industry. In an interview with TheWrap, the award-wining writer slammed Hollywood as a “sick society—like the Catholic Church and Saudi Arabia.”

According to a survey conducted by The Hollywood Reporter, The Late Show with Stephen Colbert has slipped to third place in late night, and its host’s liberal political leanings could be alienating scores of potential viewers.

At his press conference this week, a fiery Nick Saban sounded off on taking Football Championship Subdivision (FCS) opponents lightly.

Actor James Woods is calling out President Barack Obama for his “shocking failure to lead,” amid the debate about his plan to accept thousands of unvetted Syrian refugees.

Following a backlash over comments he made during a TV interview to promote his company’s music streaming service, Apple exec Jimmy Iovine is apologizing for suggesting that some women might have difficulty finding music.

Los Angeles International Airport (LAX) won approval on Thursday to build a special terminal dedicated to the rich and the famous.

The owner of a famous comedy club alleges that a “prominent” Hillary Clinton campaign staffer threatened to run his club out of business after the club posted a video showing five comedians mocking the Democratic presidential frontrunner.

Following last Friday’s terrorist attacks in Paris, a pro-Israel awards gala set to honor actor Jon Voight in New York City this weekend is beefing up security.

GOP presidential candidate Mike Huckabee is being sued by the band Survivor for using their song “Eye of the Tiger” at his rally supporting Kentucky county clerk Kim Davis.

The Hollywood Reporter issued a pre-emptive “mea culpa” for the fact that all of the actresses on their annual roundtable discussion with female awards contenders happened to be white.

Charlie Sheen took extreme measures to keep his HIV-positive status secret, including having his sexual partners to sign a confidentiality agreement.

Charlie Sheen’s former girlfriend, ex-porn star Bree Olsen, says Sheen lied when he told Matt Lauer on the TODAY show that he disclosed his HIV-positive status to all of his sexual partners

After facing years of extortion by former friends, Charlie Sheen revealed that he is HIV-positive during an interview with Matt Lauer on NBC’s TODAY show Tuesday.

Steven Spielberg, James Taylor, and Barbra Streisand are among the 2015 Presidential Medal of Freedom recipients, according to the White House.