CULTURE

Barbara Walters was "disappointed" on Monday when she found out that Lindsay Lohan scheduled an interview with Jay Leno on "The Tonight Show" next week.

George Entwistle, the BBC's former director general, was offered a $700,000 payout after he resigned in the wake of two child sex-abuse scandals, one involving Jimmy Savile.

Matthew McConaughey sported some major weight loss for his upcoming role as an HIV/AIDS patient while catching a flight in Los Angeles.

A reunion special for "Breaking Amish" addressed rumors about the cast mates' personal lives.

Jerry "The King" Lawler will return to WWE "RAW" tonight, just in time to see Ryback and John Cena face off.

The total solar eclipse Wednesday will be visible from Cairns, Australia, and some 60,000 tourists will be ready and waiting.

The federal government has filed a lien against the entertainer for $2.6 million.

Minaj claimed Walters never attempted to get her side of the story.

Film star Ethan Hawke adds the Chekhov's "Ivanov" to his impressive list of stage credits.

Venice is no stranger to floods. In fact, the city experiences “acqua alta” (high water) every winter. But by Monday morning, some 70 percent of the popular tourist town was underwater as the city’s high-tide mark hit its sixth-highest level since records began in 1872.

Local Fox 5 Atlanta news anchor Amanda Davis was arrested on Sunday for DUI after she was reportedly in a car accident, police said.

Beyonce is back in the recording studio, 10 months after giving birth. She posted a new picture on her Tumblr account.

Teacher Jennifer Longworth and her husband were confirmed to have died in an explosion in Indianapolis on Saturday night.

The Nagashima light show is open from Nov. 3 to March 31, 2013.

Usher has evicted ex-wife Tameka Foster from their Atlanta mansion, putting it on the market for $3.2 million

Are Justin Bieber and Victoria's Secret model Barbara Palvin dating after his split from Selena Gomez?

Taylor Swift and Justin Bieber were the big winners at the MTV Europe Music Awards Sunday in Frankfurt, Germany at Festhalle.

The couple has ended their two-month whirlwind romance.

Kevin Clash, the Elmo puppeteer on "Sesame Street," has been accused of having a sexual relationship with an underage boy. Clash has taken a leave from the show.

Halle Berry asked a judge if she could move her daughter, Nahla, 4, to France, but the judge rejected the request on Friday.

Justin Bieber sang the cheating anthem, "Cry Me A River," the day he announced his split with Selena Gomez. The song, by Justin Timberlake, is about a cheating girlfriend who gets caught.

James Bond’s four-year absence from the silver screen has ratcheted expectations up to a level that could have made “Skyfall” a disappointment of “Die Another Day” proportions. Instead the world’s favorite spy has returned and set a new record for the Bond franchise, now in its 23rd installment.

At least two people were killed and several others were injured, Saturday late night, in a massive fire explosion in the U.S. city of Indianapolis.

BBC Director General George Entwistle resigned his job Saturday, after the state–funded broadcaster apologized for falsely accusing a top politician of child-sex abuse in one of its flagship program.

Photographs of the iconic sex symbol Marilyn Monroe and other pictures taken by Milton H. Greene attracted an estimated 500 bidders at an auction conducted by Desa Unicum in Warsaw, Poland.

In what might be the best news ever for the fantasies of teen fangirls everywhere, pop sensation Justin Bieber and actress-singer Selena Gomez are apparently in Splitsville after two years.

Two states with some of the most beautiful natural features in America now have another green attraction point for tourists: The marijuana-legalization measures approved by voters in Colorado and Washington last week make it OK for adults 21 and older to possess small amounts of grass -- not only resident adults but also visiting adults.

A young woman has been fired from her job and is being investigated by the U.S. Secret Service for writing on Facebook that President Barack Obama might get assassinated during his second term. Denise Helms, 22, is also being called a racist in social-media circles because of the highly charged language in her post.

Zombie fans, rejoice. The past few years have seen a rise in excellent zombie-related media, from AMC's “The Walking Dead” television series to the Valve Corp.’s “Left 4 Dead” video games. Now, given the trailer for Brad Pitt’s “World War Z,” we might have another classic zombie film on our collective hands.