Madonna speaks out for first time since hospitalization: 'I'll be back'
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Madonna spoke out for the first time after being rushed to the ICU with a "serious bacterial infection" on June 24. The singer also gave an update on her tour.
The 64-year-old added that she is currently focusing on her health and "getting stronger." She also noted that she will be rescheduling the North American leg of her tour and plans to go ahead with the start of her tour in Europe in October.
Billy Bob Thornton reflected on why he is "happy" that he didn't find massive career success when he was in his 20s. He was 41 when he skyrocketed to fame with the success of his movie "Sling Blade."
"General Hospital" star Chad Duell announced his departure Saturday from the long-running daytime television show after one decade with the program.
Brad Pitt and George Clooney's film "Wolfs" will not be getting a sequel despite its success, after the film's director and Apple disagreed over release strategy.
"Rust" director Joel Souza has "no hard feelings" against movie-goers who aren't interested in Alec Baldwin film following fatal on-set shooting in 2021.
Singer and actress Cher is not holding back, explaining why she doesn't like two directors whom she has worked with in the past.
Zoe Saldaña understands the sacrifices required for working parents to try and balance a healthy home and career. Saldaña stars in the Paramount+ series "Lioness."
The Netflix documentary "Return of the King: The Fall & Rise of Elvis Presley" was directed by Jason Hehir. It features interviews with Bruce Springsteen, Baz Luhrmann and Conan O'Brien.
Cher recalled finding out her legal first name when she was in her 30s. The singer believed that she was named Cherilyn but discovered an error was made on her birth certificate.
Van Halen's Sammy Hagar shared that he wants to mend his friendship with his former bandmate Alex Van Halen amid their longtime estrangement.
ActorMatthew McConaughey recalled how his mother Kay McConaughey reacted after he was arrested for playing the bongos while high in 1999.
Cameron Diaz, Demi Moore and Nicole Kidman, along with other major Hollywood stars, turned heads in all black looks at various red carpet events throughout the week.