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Trial of former gang leader accused of orchestrating Tupac Shakur’s murder finally began on Monday, 30 years after one of America’s most high-profile unresolved killings.

No inference is too big, no culture war too small — Paw Patrol debate is on a roll.

Authorities said the alleged offender remains in custody in a Los Angeles County jail.

Between their two movies, The Odyssey and Spider-Man: Brand New Day, Tom Holland and Zendaya have become the reigning monarchs of bankable stars.

A Nanny-turned-reality star has responded to allegations she had sexual relations with Kourtney Kardashian’s husband.

This week our Screen Queen is being won over by a Chuck Lorre sitcom, checking out Netflix’s My Brilliant Career adaptation, peeping Ultimate Girls Trip and getting her silly on with the folks from Tires.

The comic and TV veteran is spilling on the issues that spelled the end of her 16-year marriage.

Perez Hilton has broken his silence with a heartbreaking three-word statement just days after a distressing social media live stream showed him covered in blood and self-harming.

The global boy band sensation sparked a debate over whether filming concerts should be discouraged or banned all together, after asking fans to stop filming at a recent gig.

Her family announced the heartbreaking news on Thursday.

The former Victoria’s Secret Model has copped some heat online for her unrelatable menu choices.

With Zendaya’s fourth blockbuster set to be released in December, it could cement the actress’ status as Hollywood’s most bankable star in 2026.

‘This just confirmed for me that she is not in fact okay.’

Fans have been left puzzled after a Grammy-nominated singer’s dad continued posting online hours after his alleged death.

‘Sometimes when a story comes out that’s not directly from me, things can get a little blown out of proportion.’

The chanteuse and actor is taking a break, and if you paid attention to her lyrics and video instead of how she looked, that shouldn’t be a surprise.

Since its release in 2003, Love Actually has become a holiday favourite across the globe.

Fresh off the road with Rod Stewart and back in the coaching chair for The Voice Australia, singer-songwriter Richard Marx opens up about returning to Australia, and why he’s happy to be busier than ever.