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March 1

‘Mission: Impossible’ star Ving Rhames says Tom Cruise taught him Hollywood’s most important lesson

From "Mission: Impossible" action to narrating history's deadliest disasters, Ving Rhames explores survival both on screen and in real catastrophes.

March 1

'American Idol' judge Carrie Underwood embraces 'granny hobbies' from crocheting to making kombucha

Grammy-winner Carrie Underwood reveals her surprising "granny hobbies," including crocheting, baking and making fermented hot sauce in her spare time.

March 1

Shannon Bream previews interview with Pastor Greg Laurie in new podcast episode

‘Fox News Sunday’ anchor Shannon Bream discusses her sit-down with Pastor Greg Laurie on her podcast, ‘Livin’ the Bream,’ and previews her new book, ‘Nothing Is Impossible with God,’ now available for pre-order.

March 1

'Muppets' creator Jim Henson’s marriage ended in ‘handshake’ separation as fame took toll: author

Jim Henson's marriage to Jane faced strain from Muppets demands, leading to an amicable "handshake" separation that lasted until his death in 1990.

March 1

‘All My Children’ star Susan Lucci once ate asparagus for 10 days to fit into ‘sexy’ nightgown

At 79, Susan Lucci still wears high heels and practices Pilates daily. The Emmy winner shares her approach to healthy aging and Mediterranean diet secrets.

March 1

Riley Green chooses Alabama farm over Nashville fame despite having 'every reason' to make the move

Country star Riley Green chooses Alabama farm over Nashville career move, saying his roots provide song inspiration and a much slower pace of life.

February 28

Heidi Montag reveals vocal cord hemorrhage left her unable to speak after ‘The Masked Singer’ exit

Heidi Montag reveals she suffered hemorrhaging vocal cords which left her unable to speak for weeks, following her elimination from "The Masked Singer."

February 28

Shia LaBeouf lands behind bars again as third victim steps forward in alleged Mardi Gras melee

Actor Shia LaBeouf faces a new battery charge after an additional victim came forward from an alleged Feb. 17 fight outside New Orleans' R Bar during Mardi Gras.

February 28

DR MARC SIEGEL: A racial slur at BAFTA — and what tolerance really means

Tourette's syndrome affects over 300,000 people in UK as John Davidson's BAFTA incident highlights need for greater neurological condition understanding.

February 28

In an age of outrage, comedian Charlie Berens doesn't have interest in the polarization

Comedian Charlie Berens told Fox News Digital that he aims to bring audiences together through laughter versus outrage, arguing there's already "enough polarization" in the world.