The fourth and final night of the Democratic National Convention is underway, culminating with Vice President Kamala Harris accepting her party’s nomination for president.

Last year, Dolly Parton was inducted into the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame.

Beyond the engineering, the athleticism, the speed, the luxury, fans love the sound of Formula One.

Pop star P!nk will give away 2,000 banned books at her South Florida concerts.

A former worker has filed a sexual assault lawsuit against Antonio “L.

We can now add Cardi B to the list of musicians who have had their performances interrupted by a fan trying to throw something at them while on stage.

I’m not sure if there’s something in the water or the air, but people need to chill when they go to concerts.

From human ashes to cell phones, fans are taking their adoration for their favorite artists to dangerous new heights.

Kelly Clarkson has responded to a Rolling Stone report accusing her daytime talk show of being a toxic workplace.

This week’s new entertainment releases include an album from Pink, the Apple TV+ retro-future series “Hello Tomorrow!”.

People across Texas are honoring a young girl Monday who police say was murdered last week by a FedEx driver.

U.S. figuring skating gold medalist Nathan Chen says he’s looking forward to going back to school and is undecided about what’s next for him in the sport.

Traditional figure skating music is often classical or instrumental, pieces like “Boléro,” “Swan Lake” or Rachmaninoff’s Piano Concerto No. 2.

U.S. pop singer Pink has offered to pay a fine given to the Norwegian female beach handball team for wearing shorts instead of the required bikini bottoms.

The Weeknd will celebrate his whopping 16 nominations at the Billboard Music Awards with a performance at the show.

The bushfires in Australia are still ravaging parts of the country and are wreacking havoc on small communities and rural towns. The damage has been devastating and news of the bushfires has spread overseas with many activists and celebrities sharing photos of the devastation on social media. There are many different places where you can donate money to help with relief, and many celebrities have shared donation links and even donated themselves. I am totally devastated watching what is happening in Australia right now with the horrific bushfires. Another Australian actor, Russell Crowe, who is in Australia right now, posted that he donated $105,000 to firefighters.

NEW YORK - A new wave of fear is sweeping across the globe thanks to celebrities who share a message claiming Instagram will now allow users' photos to be used against them in court. Uhhh, it's all a hoax. Celebs such as Pink, Julia Roberts, Rob Lowe and Taraji P. Henson have all shared the fake post that says "Instagram does not have my permission to share photos or messages." "There is no truth to this post," an Instagram spokesperson told MarketWatch. In fact, the hoax isn't even new as it's been out in the social media-sphere since 2012.

Pink performs the national anthem before Super Bowl LII at U.S. Bank Stadium in Minneapolis on Feb. 4, 2018. Pink has posted a message in response to some parent shamers. In a recent Instagram post, the singer, 39, shared a photo of her 8-year-old daughter sporting a bright new look, alongside an image of Jessica Simpson dyeing the ends of her own daughter's hair. Late Tuesday, Simpson, also 39, shared a series of photos on Instagram of her 7-year-old daughter donning colorful locks, complete with purples and pinks. "I heard people were bummed on Jessica Simpson for letting her seven year old get her hair colored," Pink wrote in her caption.