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Gwyneth Paltrow’s feminine lifestyle publication has faced criticism for offering controversial advice and tips in the past, however a Goop story linking breast cancer with wearing a bra goes too far, according to one California OB-GYN.

Undertaking a revival of former NBC sitcom Community was a costly venture for Yahoo, and might hamper the company’s future plans to compete in the world of online original programming.

Conservative bulldog and Hollywood actor James Woods called out Sen. Bernie Sanders as an “utter moron” Monday, after the self-described Democratic Socialist cited China’s paid maternity leave model as an argument for a proposed payroll tax.

In the face of a racially charged social media backlash, Captain America actor Anthony Mackie has walked back his endorsement of Republican presidential frontrunner Donald Trump.

Actor Anthony Mackie endorsed Republican presidential frontrunner Donald Trump Monday during a promotional interview with BET for his new film Our Brand Is Crisis, and was immediately vilified online for being black and embracing conservative ideas.

Two months ahead of its North American release, tickets for the upcoming Star Wars film will go on sale this Monday.

According to a new report, Jennifer Lawrence used distorted numbers to support a recent claim she was underpaid while working on 2013’s American Hustle.

During a recent interview with Deadline’s Mike Fleming Jr., director Guillermo del Toro opened up about his successful career as one of Mexico’s most sought after Hollywood exports, in addition to his thoughts on Republican presidential frontrunner Donald Trump.

Hollywood stars, including Bradley Cooper and feminist activist Emma Watson, have praised Hollywood’s highest-paid leading lady this week for speaking out against the industry’s gender wage gap. Friday, Hillary Clinton joined the conversation.

Aerosmith front man Steven Tyler threatened Republican presidential frontrunner Donald Trump with legal action last week for using one of his band’s hits on the campaign trail. This week, the 67-year-old is calling for new reforms to protect musicians.

CBS has banned advertisements for the film Truth, which stars Robert Redford as Dan Rather and Cate Blanchett as disgraced CBS News producer Mary Mapes, during the events of a notorious discredited 2004 news story regarding former President George W. Bush’s military service record.

The release of Tom Cruise’s upcoming drug thriller film Mena is now threatened by a lawsuit against Universal Studios.

Apparently dancing in front of Ellen DeGeneres’s daytime studio audience has became a rite of passage for Democratic presidential candidates (and their spouses).

Actor John Stamos has officially been charged with driving under the influence of drugs, four months after he was arrested in a Los Angeles.

According to two frantic emergency phone calls released Wednesday by the Nye County, Nevada Sheriff’s Department, Lamar Odom had been using cocaine and had taken up to 10 sexual enhancement pills before he was found unconscious in a brothel near Las Vegas.

The Kardashian family allegedly asked notorious reality TV pimp Dennis Hof, who owns several brothels in Nevada, to keep quiet about Lamar Odom’s time at Love Ranch South. Hof’s response? “Go to hell.”

The View co-host and moderator Whoopi Goldberg disagrees with actress Viola Davis, who said during September’s primetime Emmy awards opportunities for black women are few and far between.

Former basketball star Lamar Odom was taking excess quantities of an herbal Viagra supplement and was visibly upset over his portrayal on Keeping Up with the Kardashians prior to being found unresponsive at a Nevada brothel Tuesday.

Former Los Angeles Lakers forward Lamar Odom is reportedly fighting for his life after being found unconscious at a Nevada brothel on Tuesday.

The business magnate last hosted Satuday Night Live in 2004, right after he and the network launched the hugely successful ratings-giant The Apprentice.

Justin Bieber’s new album, Purpose, has yet to be released, but is already getting banned by a number of predominately Muslim countries, as its cover photo has been deemed provocative for referencing Jesus.

Ahead of Tuesday night’s first Democratic presidential debate, CNN rounded up a group of Hollywood celebrities and other public figures to ask, “If you could pose a question to the presidential candidates at the Democratic debate on Tuesday night, what would you ask?”

After years of declining circulation, partially brought on by the very cultural changes it helped to enact over six decades, Playboy magazine will soon put out its most controversial issue since 1953; an issue with no nude women.

Music figure Pharrell Williams stopped by The Ellen DeGeneres Show Monday, where he endorsed Hillary Clinton’s 2016 presidential bid.

A film about the controversial arrest of Rodney King, whose arresting officers were acquitted in 1992 of assault, leading to widespread rioting across Los Angeles, will be directed by 12 Years a Slave screenwriter John Ridley.

Actress Rose McGowan “hijacked” a Washington political gala aimed at promoting bipartisan dialogue over the weekend, by attacking a room full of the attendees for being “old, privileged white men,” and going after Republicans over abortion, equal pay, and integration.

Aerosmith frontman Steven Tyler is ordering Donald Trump to quit using one of his band’s biggest hits at campaign events, and has even threatened legal action against the GOP frontrunner.

President Barack Obama offered rapper Kanye West some insider advice about running for president Saturday during a San Francisco, CA fundraiser.

Actor Randy Quaid was arrested by Vermont State troopers Friday night while allegedly attempting to cross into the United States from Canada.

Former American Idol contestant Clay Aiken is no longer supporting Hillary Clinton’s 2016 presidential bid.

Tonight Show host Jimmy Fallon responded to criticism he is too soft on his guests earlier this week, by explaining it is not his job to ask tough questions of controversial public figures.

Now safely reelected to his second term in the United States Senate, Sen. Al Franken is returning to his roots as a writer, and plans to author a “psychological thriller” about his short time in Washington.

Featured on this week’s episode of the British documentary series My Transgender Kids, a seven-year-old boy, who identifies as a girl, sits down with his supportive family to discuss his gender identity.

Former Full House star John Stamos will be charged with driving under the influence of the date rape drug GHB, TMZ reports.

French-born actor Gerard Depardieu has been public in his criticism of his native country since becoming a Russian citizen to avoid paying high taxes. Now, the actor is taking aim at the United States.

Feminist activists sprawled out on the red carpet and shouted protest chants at the London premiere of Meryl Streep’s British women’s movement drama Suffragette on Wednesday.