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Celebrities and protesters didn't flee America in 2016, and they won't in 2020

This 'Wizards of Waverly Place' alum landed in hot water on Monday.

Britney Spears' ex-manager and '13 Reasons Why' star Ross Butler are also named as co-conspirators.

Kardashian has been in touch with Trump's senior advisor Jared Kushner for months.

People across the entertainment industry have bravely stood up to reveal encounters with sexual assault, but the latest takes a … well, Turn. AMC star Heather Lind spoke out against an instance of harassment from George H.W. Bush, for which the elder ex-president has now apologized.

Did Cosby's celebrity status affect the jury's ability to reach a verdict?

Pool / Carlos Alvarez / Christopher Polk / Kevin Winter / Frederick M. Brown, Getty Images This year, a lot of digital (and actual) ink was spilled about who got married and who broke up. But Kim Kardashian aside, there were still plenty of celebrity news stories to go around ...

Celebrities often look for a second act in their careers, including trading the glitz and glamour of Hollywood for the law and order of political office. Recently, ‘Survivor’ fan favorite Rupert Boneham announced he was interested in running for governor of Indiana, and Alec Baldwin is openly considering a run for mayor of New York City...