WABC-TV anchor Bill Ritter announced his retirement during his final broadcast after revealing he has early-stage Alzheimer's disease.
Victoria Police are investigating sexual assault allegations made by Ruby Rose against pop star Katy Perry regarding an alleged incident at a Melbourne nightclub.
Lindsey Buckingham was allegedly attacked and doused with an unknown substance by a woman in Santa Monica.
Christian music artist Lauren Daigle revealed that a mainstream record label executive questioned why she maintained her Christian identity despite her commercial potential.
A federal judge heard arguments in a case challenging plans to close and renovate Washington's Kennedy Center for the performing arts.
Chinese artist and activist Ai Weiwei released a new book on censorship and spoke about threats to free speech during a CBS interview.
John Alford, known for roles in Grange Hill and London's Burning, was found dead in his cell at HMP Bure in Norfolk on Friday.
The Los Angeles City Council unanimously voted to designate the Studio City house used for exterior shots of 'The Brady Bunch' as a historic-cultural monument.
Lionsgate estimates the Michael Jackson biopic will earn over $200 million in its opening weekend despite receiving negative reviews from critics.
Television host Whoopi Goldberg suggested on 'The View' that President Trump's Iran-related actions were intended to distract from the Nancy Guthrie case.
Jake Reiner published an essay about his parents' deaths four months after they were found stabbed in their Los Angeles home.
Afrika Bambaataa, influential Bronx rapper and DJ known for 'Planet Rock,' has died at age 67.
Pop star Britney Spears pleaded guilty to reckless driving Monday following her March arrest, receiving 12 months probation.
Director Steven Spielberg discusses his 34th feature film about global disclosure of UFO evidence and shares his views on alien presence.
Stephen Colbert hosted a community access program in Monroe, Michigan, the day after his final CBS Late Show episode.
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