Celebrity News

Matthew Rodrigues joins Sara Gore to dish on the new season of “It’s Ok to Ask Questions.”

Chris Perfetti joins Sara Gore to dish on “Abbot Elementary,” the Tribeca Film “Twinless,” & more.

Former MTV VJ Ananda Lewis has died at age 52 after her battle with breast cancer.

Chris Robinson, an actor best known for his longtime role as Dr. Rick Webber on “General Hospital,” has died of heart failure at age 86.

Rome Flynn joins Sara Gore to dish on “Godfather of Harlem” & more.

Karen Gillan joins Sara Gore to dish on new film “The Life of Chuck,” “Jumanji,” & more.

Paul Costabile sits down with Gerard Butler to uncover how this beloved animated classic was reimagined for the big screen.

The former California governor weighed in on the ICE protests happening across the state.

John Mulaney spoke out about the “violent and threatening comments and messages” directed at his wife Olivia Munn after she said she doesn’t let their two kids watch Ms. Rachel’s educational videos.

Ananda Lewis, who joined MTV as a VJ on shows like Total Request Live and Hot Zone in the late ‘90s, has died at 52 after a years-long battle with breast cancer, according to her sister.

John Stamos is remembering Beach Boys co-founder and singer Brian Wilson. The musician’s family announced his passing on June 11 and shortly after, the “Full House” alum penned a heartfelt tribute on Instagram.

Brian Wilson, the beloved singer-songwriter and co-creator of the Beach Boys, has died at the age of 82.

Kim Kardashian and Katy Perry are the latest celebrities to speak out amid the ICE protests in Los Angeles.

Roseanne Barr’s new documentary, “Roseanne Is America,” includes a reflection on reuniting with the daughter she placed for adoption as an infant.

Josh Duhamel surprised his local fire station with a major donation in recognition of their service during the Los Angeles wildfires, exclusively telling E! News why the gesture was important to him.

Jamie Foxx let the tears flow while accepting the Ultimate Icon Award at the BET Awards on June 9.

Dakota Johnson talks about Meryl Streep kissing her hand at “Saturday Night Live,” her friendship with Pedro Pascal and filming “Materialists.”

Orlando Bloom talks about being taught how to do cold plunges by surfer Laird Hamilton, skydiving out of a helicopter for his show “Orlando Bloom: To the Edge” and being inspired by Oasis’ Liam Gallagher for his film “Deep Cover.”

R. Kelly, who is serving a 30-year prison sentence, has requested a temporary release due to an alleged murder plot against him.

Alex Cooper’s two-part documentary, “Call Her Alex” is giving a behind the scenes look at her journey to becoming a media boss, including the trauma she claimed she faced while playing soccer at Boston University.