“I’ll do all the work. I’ll clean the toilet. I’ll serve the food. I’ll fold clothes.”

Country music superstar Carrie Underwood continues to donate a portion of her concert ticket sales to charity.

Disney's LGBT agenda obviously isn't bolstering the bottom line. The company has no choice but to change course.

Lara Trump is putting the Trump family's trademark defiance into song with her cover version of a rock star's classic song.

Those of us who consume media in all of its forms should hope that Odenkirk is around playing complicated roles for decades to come.

It doesn't matter whether they're soccer moms or corporate executives - leftists are particularly susceptible to Trump Derangement Syndrome.

Country singer Maren Morris appeared to have taken aim at Jason Aldean's "Try That in a Small Town" in two new music videos.

It's not every day an up-and-coming celebrity does something like this.

Maher dismissed late-night comedians as predictable liberal mouthpieces who only say what their audiences want to hear.

Two free screenings of the movie "Sound of Freedom" have been canceled by the military, claiming copyright issues are to blame.

“Mr. Springsteen is being treated for symptoms of peptic ulcer disease.”

The ladies of "The View" piled on so one of their own co-hosts could not analyze bad polling news regarding Joe Biden's age.

Paramore's Hayley Williams, known for being a vocal liberal, is taking a break from performing as she battles a lung infection.

"We didn’t want to offend anyone, but the world has changed, and the joke fell flat," the executive producer said.

Why not get together with other out-of-work performers and spend an afternoon exchanging vapid, insincere compliments?

Disney is continuing its practice of putting men in dresses to greet little girls at its princess makeover shop at Disneyland.

Oliver Anthony brought some things to "The Joe Rogan Experience" that are not often a part of the podcast — a Bible and faith.

A Fox News mainstay who often appears on "Gutfeld!" is saying goodbye to the job that made him a celebrity.

“He was immediately discharged.”

The real-life athlete behind the story told in the film 'The Hill' talks about his faith and his determination to never give up.