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Sarah Jane Ramos seems to be in good spirits after her split from Dak Prescott, posting for the first time since their breakup -- a family photo sans the Cowboys QB. SJR shared a series of new photographs on Thursday, weeks after we ...

Ne-Yo gets his breaking news from TMZ, because our photog clued him in to the fact one of his music labels signed an A.I. artist ... and he told us why it could be a good thing for humans. We got Ne-Yo at LAX, and our photog asked hi...

The guy Alan Ritchson beat up on video tells us he dropped charges against the actor ... without any money being exchanged between them. Ronnie Taylor -- Alan's belligerent neighbor who confronted him for tearing through their quiet ...

Paige VanZant may pack a mean punch, but these stringy bikini snaps may just take the (birthday) cake! The professional wrestler -- who turns 32 today -- stacked her socials with her toned bod on blast ... so of course we're shining ...

You can officially add Broadway star to Megan Thee Stallion's ongoing list of accomplishments.

Pop Smoke's legacy continues to live on through his music and now through coffee. The late Brooklyn rapper's family is opening a new coffee spot called Pop's Shop in Canarsie. His brother, Obasi Jackson, recently posted a flyer announcing that the neighborhood coffee shop is currently hiring. "Pop's Place is openi...

On Tuesday night (March 24), a special election in Florida was won by a Democrat, flipping a state legislative district, which is home to President Donald Trump's Mar-a-Lago estate in Palm Beach. Emily Gregory won out over the Republican challenger Jon Maples, becoming the latest Democrat to signal how voters might be ...

Druski's makeup team got to work to turn the Black comedian into a conservative white woman for his latest skit, and social media is in stitches once again.

Jury finds Meta and YouTube liable for harm to teen user, setting precedent for future lawsuits against social media giants.