Celebrities

Hawking died Tuesday at the age of 76.

John mentioned that he loves his acting career, but he would be willing to step aside and make a political run to stick up for the people of color in the state of Texas.

Mel Tillis, whose career spanned performing, songwriting, movies and television, has died after a long health battle.

The October 1 tragedy left the singer stunned.

In a new report, an actor accuses Charlie Sheen of sexually assault the late Corey Haim when the child star was 13 years old.

Actor Lou Diamond Phillips, known for his role in the movie 'La Bamba' and TV show 'Longmire,' was arrested on a DWI charge in Portland, Texas early Friday morning.

Petty was discovered unconscious, having suffered cardiac arrest.

Hugh Hefner passed away on September 27.

Are you ready for some football? These stars sure are.

At last, a news item that combines the two most universally beloved genres of showbiz reporting: “Celebrities extending kindness to un-famous teens by acknowledging them through the internet” stories and “Ryan Reynolds getting into mischief again!” stories. We live in wondrous times, friends, where a skillful Photoshop job and a moment’s tweetings can get a bona fide movie star into your orbit — and change the trajectory of your life forever.

Comipalooza is coming to the George R. Brown Convention Center in Houston this Friday through Sunday (May 12-14).

Last week Natalie Portman starred in the new music video for James Blake’s “My Willing Heart.” The stunning black and white video, directed by Anna Rose Holmer, seemed like a random collaboration between Portman, The Fits director, and the British musician – you know, cool creatives just hanging out making art. But it turns out Portman and Holmer have another project underway.