Asia Argento, Italian actress and one of the most prominent voices of the #MeToo movement, issued a statement Tuesday denying allegations that she sexually assaulted “Bosch” actor Jimmy Bennett when he was a minor.
“Star Wars” actress Kelly Marie Tran made her first public statement Tuesday since leaving social media in June.
Astrophysicist Neil deGrasse Tyson wants U.S. lawmakers to boldly go where no Congress has gone before: the creation of a federal “Truth Force.”
The University of Utah says a tweet from comedian David Cross showing him wearing undergarments sacred to the Mormon faith was “deeply offensive” but the college won’t consider calls for the cancellation of his performance on campus Wednesday.
The craze for "Crazy Rich Asians" is hitting Asia, with a premiere in Singapore followed by openings in several neighboring countries later this week.
Hala Shiha quit the glamorous film industry a decade ago to embrace a more religious lifestyle, adopting the traditional Muslim headscarf, or hijab, along with loose, long-sleeved clothes. The Egyptian movie star later was seen wearing the even more conservative face veil, or niqab.
Carter Caves State Resort Park in northeastern Kentucky is hosting a mountain music festival next month.
"Let's go surfing now, everybody's learning how," the Beach Boys have been telling us in song since 1962.
Authorities say a pilot was injured when his small plane crashed at the site of a recently-held country music festival south of Salem near Brownsville.
Two bigs swings from Kendrys Morales made sure the Toronto Blue Jays stayed perfect at home against Baltimore.
Los Angeles County sheriff's officials say they are investigating a report that actress Asia Argento reached a settlement with an actor who says she sexually assaulted him when he was 17. Capt. Darren Harris said Monday that the department has learned no police report was filed at the time, and investigators will reach out to Jimmy Bennett, now 22, and his representatives.
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The Record-Journal Publishing Co. has agreed to sell The Westerly Sun to a publishing group that owns newspapers in Rhode Island.
Linn County authorities say a black teenager was assaulted at a country music festival after he criticized a Confederate flag three men were waving.
Male prison guards in California will be prohibited from pat-down searching of incarcerated women and viewing them while they are not fully dressed under a new law signed by Gov. Jerry Brown.
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Propelled by an extra strong Sunday, the opening weekend grosses for "Crazy Rich Asians" were even higher than expected. The Warner Bros. romantic comedy earned $26.5 million in its first weekend in theaters, and $35.3 million since it hit theaters Wednesday.
Parkland shooting survivor and gun-control activist David Hogg says "older" Democrats need to "move the f-- off the plate" for young people if they want to be successful.
A funeral home director says Eddie Willis, a key session guitarist for Motown Records, has died at his Mississippi home.
This year hasn't been a good one for the Florida manatee.
