'Grey's Anatomy' fans stunned by character's death in midseason premiere
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The long-running medical drama is in its seventeenth season.
Dr. Andrew DeLuca, played by actor Giacomo Gianniotti since 2015, was stabbed while trying to track down and expose a sex trafficker. In the episode, which was also a crossover with "Station 19," it appeared DeLuca was going to pull through at first. But then while on the operating table he had a vision of love interest Meredith Grey, who's been in a coma battling COVID-19.
In his new documentary, Elton John shares how his friendship with John Lennon led to the latter's reconciliation with Yoko Ono.
Kevin Costner told his cast mates he was "scared as hell" and it helped alleviate their stress, his co-star said.
Jamie Foxx thanked his fans and condemned the devil after his Beverly Hills birthday dinner went awry and he ended up with stitches.
Actress Jennifer Jason Leigh was spotted out in Hollywood as she has two movies in the works.
Jay-Z could stand to lose his more than $2 billion empire, built off multiple successful businesses and a music career, as he faces sexual assault claims in rape lawsuit.
Author and professor Dr. Paul Kengor reflected on how his books inspired the movie "Reagan," and he offered his take on the critics' poor reviews.
"Full House" star Candace Cameron Bure and "The Wonder Years" actress Danica McKellar joined Fox News Digital to talk about their Christmas movies and the first-ever Great American Family Festival.
In the upcoming documentary "Jerry Springer: Fights, Camera, Action," fans will get a "jaw-dropping" glimpse at what was really going on behind the scenes of the controversial TV show.
Mariah Carey canceled two additional performances on her Christmas Time tour after coming down with the flu. The singer called off shows in New Jersey and New York.
Jamie Foxx's representatives said that the actor needed stiches after he was hit by a glass thrown by another patron at the Beverly Hills restaurant Mr. Chow Friday.
During a conversation with Variety’s "Actors on Actors," Nicole Kidman and Zendaya discuss the physical and emotional toll certain roles can take.