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Miley Cyrus has the dubious distinction of being the only two-time celebrity victim of a "swatting" prank, according to TMZ.
Oxbow won the 138th Preakness Stakes at the Pimlico Race Course in Baltimore, Md., Saturday, with a finishing time of 1:57:54. Coming in second was It's My Lucky Day and in third place was Mylute.
It was the third Preakness victory for jockey Gary Stevens. Oxbow had 15-1 odds heading into the race.
Rest easy; only one more person is getting fired. Enough celebrity blood on the floor. Donald "Mr." Trump picks his sixth Celebrity Apprentice — either country musician Trace Adkins or comedian-magician Penn Jillette — on Sunday at 9/8c on NBC.
Fans of ABC's canceled comedy series Don't Trust the B---- in Apt. 23 have something to celebrate this weekend. ABC has made eight unaired episodes of the show available to view online on ABC.com.
The Hangover Part III may be hitting theaters next weekend, but the real-life hangovers have ended for star Zach Galifianakis.
During an appearance on Conan this week, Galifianakis told host Conan O'Brien that he quit drinking after a tipsy late-night incident in Manhattan.
Talk about strange timing. Olympic gymnast and Dancing with the Stars contestant Aly Raisman underwent her random drug test from the World Anti-Doping Agency this week — just before an appearance on Access Hollywood Live and days before she's set to compete in the DWTS finale.
Saturday Night Live closes out its 38th season this weekend, with host Ben Affleck and musical guest Kanye West. And one thing is clear: Don't expect West to demonstrate that he has any sense of humor whatsoever.
West went on a rant about the nature of celebrity at the Adult Swim upfront this week and slammed SNL in the process, according to Complex.
Mike & Molly will be back for a fourth season, but its showrunner won't.
Creator Mike Roberts is stepping down as showrunner for the CBS comedy after three seasons, Deadline reports.
Longtime CBS Sports golf analyst and 1964 U.S. Open champion Ken Venturi died Friday, The San Francisco Chronicle reports. He was 82.
Venturi had been hospitalized for more than two months and... read more
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