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Robert Downey Jr. celebrated his birthday in style and wished everyone "Happy Easter."

Gloria Henry has worked in movies such as "Keeper of the Bees," "Bulldog Drummond Strikes Back," "Adventures in Silverado," and "Miss Grant Takes Richmond."

John Woo is all set to produce late director Stan Lee's unreleased comic book into a live adaptation.

"Dash and Lily" star Midori Francis says she was the victim of a racist attack. "I was close enough to the car to know it was Intentional," she tweeted.

Kourtney Kardashian explained "by abstaining from orgasms, people have been known to have orgasms by simply watching a sunset."

The music video, which premiered Thursday night, featured moments before and after the drug overdose.

“Growing up, it was about earning stuff. If we wanted five toys from FAO Schwarz or Toys R Us, we had to read five books,” Paris Jackson said.

India's Prime Minister Narendra Modi congratulated the actor by tweeting: "Popular across generations, a body of work few can boast of, diverse roles and an endearing personality."

Mia Farrow responded to the rumors on social media with a lengthy statement detailing the death of her three children.

Hailey Bieber shared a new video on her YouTube channel featuring psychiatrist Dr. Jessica Clemons and discussed her mental health and social media.

"Venom: Let There Be Carnage" will premiere alongside "The Many Saints of Newark" and "Dear Evan Hansen."

The reality star and her assistant allegedly victimized more than 10 people over the age of 55.

The kids were dressed in orange with matching footwear from the Yeezy brand.

"I kind of felt a prisoner to my entire career and childhood growing up in the South as a Christian," the 28-year-old singer said.

BTS issued an official statement to share their own experience with racism in the United States.

Hewitt revealed she recently saw the "Framing Britney Spears" documentary and recalled how media asked her "gross" questions while she was filming for "Heartbreakers."

The 40-year-old singer shared the health update in an Instagram post as she promoted her upcoming essay for Amazon's "Original Stories" series.

Kim Kardashian has started watching "Bridgerton" with her friends and like other celebs, she also shared her reaction on social media.

The "Alaskan Nets" documentary, produced by Chris Pratt, will premiere at the Santa Barbara International Film Festival.

Priyanka Chopra also announced the opening day of her new restaurant, SONA.

The 42-year-old singer shared the video of him and Luna dancing together on Instagram. 

Dwayne Johnson revealed the release date of his upcoming superhero movie, "Black Adam," in the most exciting way possible.

Jessica Simpson said she doesn't want an apology from her ex-partner John Mayer the way Justin Timberlake apologized to Britney Spears.

"I don't know how she's dealing with the stress of it all, that's what I worry about," Kris Jenner told the other Kardashian sisters about Kim.

Chrissy Teigen reflected on the politicians, who referred to the coronavirus as "the China virus" and urged everyone to support businesses owned by Asians.

Co-star Kirk Acevedo recalled working with Craig “muMs da Schemer” Grant following his demise Wednesday.

"Do u ever feel like everyone hates you? I feel like everyone hates me. I’m not looking for you to tell me you don’t, I swear, please don’t!!! it is just overwhelming. I keep seeing “how has she not disabled these comments” across all platforms on anything I say and it sucks," Teigen said.

Michael Gudinski was a late entrepreneur and music executive, often referred to as the "father of the Australian music industry."

"I’m grateful to have such a talented, diverse and hungry cast," Dwayne Johnson wrote on Instagram.