Dolly Parton's Walk of Fame star was repaired after being vandalized this week. Here's what we know. (AP Photo/Jae C. Hong)

Country singer Jada Star paid tribute to her late aunt, Dolly Parton, at the Grand Ole Opry in Nashville on August 29, as part of a celebrity-filled memorial concert. Star spoke on behalf of the

The Hollywood Walk of Fame star dedicated to beloved singer Dolly Parton in 1984 was vandalized after beloved singer’s death. It’s being repaired.

The music festival originally planned for Dolly Parton's 80th birthday will continue next year, with events in Nashville and London.

Ariana Grande thanks fans in an emotional speech at the last show of her Eternal Sunshine tour: "I love you so much!"

Ariana Grande took a moment during the final show of her “Eternal Sunshine” tour to thank the audience at London’s O2 Arena, sharing how it’s been an “extraordinary experience” across her 41 shows. “I just want to say thank you so much,

Ariana Grande made an emotional exit on Tuesday night, as she wrapped up her Eternal Sunshine tour, and prepared to step back from public life. The singer was occasionally close to tears - most notably during One Last Time,

Ariana Grande wept as she thanked her fans for being “by her side” as she completed the last show of her world tour before stepping back from public life. The US pop star performed the final night of

Noah Jupe is the latest actor to join the Marvel Cinematic Universe, with the “Hamnet” and “A Quiet Place” star tapped to play a top-secret role in “Avengers: Secret Wars.” The superhero team-up movie is the follow-up to “Avengers: Doomsday,

Secret Wars just got even bigger. A new report suggests that Noah Jupe (Hamnet, A Quiet Place) is officially joining the cast of the upcoming sequel to Avengers: Doomsday, in a

Marvel Studios has added another young actor to its next major Avengers movie. Noah Jupe has joined ‘Avengers: Secret Wars’ in a mystery role, adding another name to the film’s growing cast, as per Deadline.

Avengers: Secret Wars has added Noah Jupe to its cast in an undisclosed role. According to Deadline, Jupe has been tapped to join the cast of one of the biggest movies on the horizon ahead of a shoot date later this year.

As he walked onstage to cheers from the crowd, Mel Gibson made several quick and apparently meaningless hand gestures behind the back of an interpreter, who stood facing the audience.

Mel Gibson apologized after video showed him allegedly mocking an ASL interpreter at Fan Expo Canada, calling it "spontaneous thoughtless idiocy."

Sometimes spontaneous thoughtless idiocy is displayed” when “your mind is all over the place,” the “Passion of the Christ” director noted.

As he walked onto the stage, video captured him mimicking the interpreter present for the session. Footage of the behavior spread across social media platforms, drawing widespread criticism. Addressing the fallout in a statement provided to Variety,

Hansen said he wasn’t consulted about A24’s “Primetime,” which tells the story of his time as the host of NBC’s “To Catch A Predator.”

It was actually incredibly difficult.”The Lighthouse star said that he has been reviewing Hansen’s podcast Have a Seat in order to familiarize himself with the host’s speech patterns. “He has a podcast discussing his old cases,

Robert Pattinson is taking on an unusual role in “Primetime,” portraying “To Catch a Predator” host and journalist Chris Hansen. The Robert Pattinson Shares How He Nailed Chris Hansen’s Voice In

Chris Hansen is giving his review of Robert Pattinson’s Primetime performance, based on what he’s seen in the trailer. The journalist — who Pattinson portrays in the film — said the actor presents a “pretty good imitation” while also dubbing it “overly dramatic.

Tom Cruise has weighed in on the most contentious deal currently shaking the entertainment industry. The actor addressed Paramount’s highly controversial $111 billion merger with Warner Bros.

Tom Cruise gives his thoughts about the pending merger of Paramount and Warner Bros Discovery, telling PAt McAfee, "I think it's awesome."

Tom Cruise said Tuesday that he is confident that Paramount will follow through on its promise to deliver 30 movies per year if it closes its deal for Warner Bros. Discovery, arguing in an interview that Hollywood needs to create an "abundance" of opportunity to help ensure film survives and thrives.

Tome Cruise is taking David Ellison at his word and feeling pretty confident that Paramount chief will deliver on his promise of releasing 30 films a year from a combined Paramount and Warner Bros. "I think it's awesome,