Anne Heche Declared Dead A Week After Fiery Crash In Los Angeles
A fiery crash into a home put Anne Heche into a coma, then she was kept on life support to allow for possible organ donation.
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Actor Anne Heche 'Not Expected' To Survive After Fiery Car Crash
Heche is being investigated for driving under the influence of drugs and is being kept on life support to see if her organs are viable for donation.
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New Comedy 'Easter Sunday' Celebrates Filipino-American Life
The new comedy "Easter Sunday" is purposefully out in theaters now, filled with Easter eggs meant to reach and celebrate a Filipino audience.
Lego Celebrates Its 90th Anniversary At San Diego Comic-Con
The Lego Group started in 1932 with wooden toys and eventually introduced plastic bricks, which still reign over the rest of the toy industry.
Vanessa Bryant's Lawsuit Over Crash Photos Begins In Los Angeles
On Wednesday, jurors were selected and opening statements were shared in the trial against Los Angeles County.
Motown Songwriter-Producer Lamont Dozier Dies At 81
Dozier died "peacefully" Monday at his home near Scottsdale, Arizona, according to a statement from his family.
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Actress Anne Heche In Coma After Fiery Car Crash
Heche's speeding car came to a T-shaped intersection and ran off the road and into a house in Los Angeles on Friday.
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Olivia Newton-John, Superstar Singer And Actress, Dies At 73
The Grammy-winning musician and actress has died. She was 73.
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David McCullough, Pulitzer-Winning Historian, Dies At 89
McCullough died Sunday in Hingham, Massachusetts, less than two months after his beloved wife, Rosalee.
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'Bullet Train' Pulls $30.1M In 2022's Last Summer Blockbuster
The debut was solid but unspectacular for a movie that cost $90 million to make and was propelled by Pitt's substantial star power.
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Harley Quinn's Story Turns 30 Years Old
Though Harley Quinn is a mainstay in today's DC Comic's stories, that wasn't always the plan for the character.
The Imbalanced Structure Of How Influencers Make Money
Influencers make money online in various ways, but different platforms have different payout methods, some more "fair" than others.
Atlanta's Music Midtown Festival Canceled After Georgia Gun Ruling
A new Georgia court ruling would have made it illegal for organizers to ban guns on the publicly-owned festival grounds at Piedmont Park.
Author Stephen King To Testify Over Merger Of Publishing Giants
King will be a witness for the Justice Department in a bid to block the proposed merger of top publishers Penguin Random House and Simon & Schuster.
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Indigenous Creators Are Leaving Their Mark On Pop Culture
Shows like 'Reservation Dogs' are representing more Indigenous voices on and off the screen in the entertainment industry.
Remembering Nichelle Nichols: A Force In Space And In Social Issues
Nichelle Nichols died at the age of 89 on July 30. She's remembered for her trailblazing role as Lt. Uhura on "Star Trek."
Nichelle Nichols, Lt. Uhura On 'Star Trek,' Has Died At 89
Her role in the 1966-69 series as Lt. Uhura earned Nichols a lifelong position of honor with the series' rabid fans, known as Trekkers and Trekkies.
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Beyoncé Drops New Album 'Renaissance'
Beyoncé's "Renaissance" is the music artist's seventh record.
Will Smith Posts Apology Video For Slapping Chris Rock
In a nearly six-minute video posted online, Smith reiterated that his behavior was "unacceptable" at the March 27 Academy Awards.
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Spain Prosecutors To Seek 8-Year Prison Term For Shakira
Shakira is charged with six counts of tax fraud for allegedly failing to pay the Spanish government $15 million in taxes between 2012 and 2014.
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The Push For More Black Animators
There is a lack of diversity in the animation industry, showing Black animators only account for less than 4% of the industry.
Newsy Exclusive: A Visit To Skywalker Ranch
The Disney+ series "Light & Magic" gives us a never-before-seen look at what it takes to make some iconic movies visual masterpieces.
Norman Lear, Creator Of Multiple Groundbreaking TV Hits, Turns 100
Norman Lear's shows have touched on topics many other shows wouldn't have in their day, like race, gender, sexuality and abortion.
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Book Truck Is Helping Combat Negative Stereotypes
Black Wordschoolers is a bookmobile filled with stories from Black authors. It's helping students learn to repel stereotypes and raise literacy rates.
How The Pandemic Changed The Book Industry
During the pandemic a hashtag on TikTok known as BookTok started trending, prompting book recommendations, reviews and discussions.
Exploring The Success And Impact Of Jordan Peele's Work
Jordan Peele's Oscar-winning "Get Out," "Us" and now "Nope" have all gotten rave reviews from critics.
WWE's McMahon Announces Retirement Amid Misconduct Probe
McMahon stepped down temporarily as CEO and chairman of WWE in mid-June during an investigation into alleged misconduct.
| AP and Daniel Feingold
Day 3 Of San Diego Comic-Con 2022
DC Comics introduced new trailers for "Shazam: Fury of the Gods" and "Black Adam" starring Dwayne the Rock Johnson.
Why Do Movies Have So Many Producers?
Movie producers are the ones who traditionally find the project, gather funding, and hire the key talent.
Judge: Prince Harry Can Sue U.K. Government Over Security Plan
Harry and his wife Meghan lost publicly funded U.K. police protection when they stepped down as senior working royals and moved to North America.
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