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Simone Biles said that three masked men stole her Porsche after entering her house in Chicago.

Law & Order: Special Victims Unit fans, get ready because a fan-favorite detective is back! Christopher Meloni is returning as Elliot Stabler, and this time, it’s for a pretty major occasion.

From movies to comics, sequels will always be a mixed bag. DC and Marvel Comics tend to craft continuations of their most iconic storylines to profit from the original’s popularity. Frequently, many sequels are inherently inferior because they don’t understand the originals and have nothing new to add. However, sometimes a sequel comes along that…

The nephew of late music star Dolly Parton who served as her longtime head of security confirms he was fired after her death, and said a restraining order has been requested against him by the corporation that runs Parton’s entertainment empire.

Twilight star Taylor Lautner and his wife, also named Taylor Lautner but who goes by Tay, have welcomed their first child together. The pair named their newborn Lennon Taylor Lautner. She was born on Sept. 16.

Fran Weinstein shares how Judge Judy responded to a matchmaking request with a bold take on independence. The retired “Entertainment Tonight” producer has written a memoir, “Tortured Soles.”

Mich. (WOOD) — On Saturday, more than 280 comic book stores internationally will be participating in Local Comic Shop Day, including Grand Rapids’ own Vault of Midnight downtown

Woody Harrelson isn’t hedging. In a new interview on Hey Jonas! podcast, the actor said flat out that he believes he and Matthew McConaughey — best friends of 30 years — are actually half-brothers. His co-star does not agree.

Cory, an attorney from Massachusetts, and Tyrone, a high-school history teacher from New York, met at a bar in DC. After just a few dates—starting with their first at Bluejacket in Navy Yard—Cory left DC for a job in Philadelphia, but on the ten-year anniversary of their meeting, they proposed to each other in a…

FLINT, Mich.— The University of Michigan Flint’s Play Beyond Boundaries hosted a preview for the second comic based on Kaden Stevenson, who lost both of his legs to complications from the flu.