So while there were plenty of blockbuster albums that dominated the charts in 2005, a whole lot of them weren’t actually from ...

Who owns it?: Hollywood star John Malkovich is a pro-active partner in this Welsh hostelry. His interest stems from his desire to have somewhere comfortable to stay during his various trips around ...

For exclusive news and updates, subscribe to our American Idol Newsletter ... “A lot of people take photos of the sidewalk, the stars, the sign,” Seacrest says in the clip, as he interviews ...

Now, we’re giving an exclusive cover reveal for the sequel “Fallen Stars,” which will be released with new content, characters and a reimagined design in November. Speaking from inside the ...

I caught a glimpse of Rob Lowe, 61, at the Paris show of Stella McCartney last October, and I have to say he still makes my heart beat faster. Tanned, healthy, with an air of insouciance, this ...

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The novel extended-duration small interfering RNA lepodisiran reduced mean serum concentrations of lipoprotein(a) (Lp[a]) from 60 to 180 days after being administered subcutaneously, according to ...

They had written nearly enough songs for a new album while preparing their debut. However, they were a few minutes short of filling an LP. Geezer Butler, Bill Ward, and Ozzy Osbourne had left the ...

The new establishment is to be called Harley's American Bar 'n' Grill. The building has seen various names and ownerships since its opening in 1883, initially as "The North Country Sailor" and later ...

The 32-city outing hitting arenas and amphitheaters in support of the band's upcoming LP will ... North American tour on Friday (March 28) in support of their just-released Rushmere album.

On Friday, the band furthered their blow-up with the release of the 13-track American Grin, their second studio album, and first ... but the stars certainly were a little lighter.

An American soldier killed during the Korean War has become the 100th service member identified from remains turned over by North Korea seven years ago, the Defense Department announced Wednesday.