Gold Derby rounds up some of the best stories of the week from our friends across the web. Maybe you missed these, maybe you ...

A lot of celebrities train hard in the gym so they look good on camera. Then there’s an elite class of actors who go the extra mile and put those beautiful bodies on the line for their craft. So today ...

Jeff Bezos’ Blue Origin rocket, carrying an all-female flight crew, launched successfully yesterday. CNN’s Omar Jimenez talks to Kara Swisher on “Laura Coates Live” about what the launch means for the ...

American carmaker Cadillac is taking the Cadillac of Reservations experience from New York to Beverly Hills, targets the La ...

LOS ANGELES (KABC) -- Swaggy Wolfdog, the internet-famous pup with millions of followers ... getting love from ballpark visitors. But during the stunt, security repeatedly tried to stop Swaggy's ...

Blake Lively has come under fire by social media users after making a "gross" move over the weekend. The actress, who is currently embroiled in a legal war with her It Ends With Us co-star Justin ...

Here’s how it works. Lots of actors prefer to do their own stunts when possible. Tom Cruise has built his latter-day career largely on the fact that, at the age of 62, he still insists on doing ...

"So it's a huge couple of months and I think maybe it is just a great publicity stunt almost from Eustace and hopefully it'll work, but I can't see him playing." It seems incredibly unlikely that ...

Richard Norton, an Australian martial artist, screen actor and stunt coordinator who trained celebrities like Charlize Theron and Liam Neeson for film stunts, died in Melbourne. He was 75.

A source said they fully expected this “publicity stunt” and reached their collective ­decision with this in mind. They added: “They remain firm in their resignation, for the good of the ...

A truism . . . Or maybe a life lesson for our progressive friends . . . Conversation about reparations ALWAYS backfires and leaves everyone more disenchanted and angry than when the effort started.