Originally appeared on E! Online Kim Kardashian is ready to serve justice. Nearly 10 years after the SKIMS founder was robbed at gunpoint during Paris
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Stephen Curry teams up with Michelle Obama to launch sports drink
Stephen Curry and Michelle Obama have partnered to launch a new sports drink called Plezi. Plezi is marketing the beverage as a healthier sports drink
'Philly, I love you': West Philly street renamed for actor, rapper Will Smith
Philly born rapper, actor and Hollywood icon, Will Smith has never been shy about his roots in the city’s Wynnefield and Overbrook neighborhoods. From the
TikToker Joshua Blackledge dead at 16
Originally appeared on E! Online TikTok is mourning the loss of a young star. Joshua Blackledge—who had more than 1 million followers on the social
John Lithgow gives details on playing Dumbledore in upcoming Harry Potter TV show
Originally appeared on E! Online. John Lithgow solemnly swears he’s up to no good. Nearly a month after the “The Crown” alum confirmed the sorting
Ben Affleck breaks silence on Jennifer Lopez divorce
Originally appeared on E! Online Ben Affleck is sharing his side of the story. Over three months after the “Good Will Hunting” star and Jennifer
Oscar-winning Palestinian director released after attack in West Bank
Israeli authorities released an Oscar-winning Palestinian director who was detained by the army after being attacked by Jewish settlers in the occupied West Bank, who his wife
Bachelorette Katie Thurston's cancer treatment paused after spots found on liver
Originally appeared on E! Online Katie Thurston is giving an update on her cancer. After announcing she was diagnosed with stage 3 breast cancer in
Drake Bell opens up to former co-star Josh Peck following ‘Quiet on Set' docuseries
Actor Drake Bell told his former Nickelodeon co-star Josh Peck that he worried about the fate of their friendship after he reported allegations of child
Pa. woman believes she bought valuable Renoir artwork for $12
Imagine finding a priceless work of art for under $20. That’s the hope for a Pennsylvania antique shop owner who said a drawing she bought