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First look at "Anchorman 2" trailer, Cher's brand new song, and Nelly's stand for speech!

Charlie Sheen's FX comedy "Anger Management" has lost a leading lady.

Celebrity chef Paula Deen denies she's ever told racial jokes, but she did acknowledge using the "N" word, according to her deposition in a lawsuit.

Director Sam Taylor-Johnson has been chosen to film "Fifty Shades of Grey," the best-selling erotic novel about a 27-year-old billionaire and a naïve college student, Universal Pictures said Wednesday.

Vince Flynn, the bestselling author of political thriller novels, died early Wednesday after a long battle with prostate cancer, his publisher said. He was 47.

Think of all of the ridiculous things you've seen on Twitter. Have a good mental image? Hold on to it, because a recent tweet from a presumed fan of rapper J. Cole might top your list.

And thus another Harmontroversy draws to a close — at least, until the Community creator ruffles another set of feathers. (In other words: Watch this space.)

Slim Whitman, the yodeling county music singer whose productive career spanned decades, died Wednesday, his son-in-law told CNN. He was 90.

"The Voice" crowned Texas teen Danielle Bradbery its new winner on Tuesday, proving to the country singer that she could do what she'd thought to be impossible.

Things are looking up for Lloyd and Harry.

It's not easy being a parent at the best of times - let alone when you're the father of a brooding Kryptonian. But Russell Crowe steps up to the challenge in the latest incarnation of Superman, fathering the "Man of Steel" played by Englishman Henry Cavill.

A scary moment on the set of 'The Lone Ranger' when Johnny Depp fell off his horse as cameras rolled.

R&B artist Robin Thicke's controversial hit "Blurred Lines" has many critics saying the lyrics are promoting rape.

Paris and Prince Jackson made their first appearances Tuesday in the wrongful death trial against their father's last concert promoter.