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Britney Spears revealed on her 43rd birthday Dec. 2 that she was moving to Mexico in an effort to get away from the paparazzi, saying, “They’ve always been incredibly cruel to me.”

“How much did you plan to set me up on this?” Jost joked.

From “Childless Cat Lady” to “They’re eating the cats,” Yale University’s list of 2024’s most notable quotations delves into the worlds of presidential politics, entertainment and conspiracy theories while saving room for sports, business and protests against the war in Gaza.

Lucinda Williams isn’t easily intimidated, but it would be hard for any musician not to shudder at the task before her.

Detroit native rapper Eminem’s mother Debbie Nelson has died at the age of 69, the singer’s rep confirmed to NBC News. According to E!, Nelson died after a battle with advanced lung cancer. Reports of Nelson’s diagnosis surfaced earlier in 2024. Nelson, who was born in 1955 at a Military Base in Kansas, married Marshall Bruce Math...

Kendrick Lamar will follow up his Super Bowl halftime show with a North American stadium tour beginning next April.

Lesley Albert helped plant a tree in her yard nearly 60 years ago. It will now stand in Rockefeller Center in her honor. Here’s the heartwarming story of how it happened.

Apple Music Replay is available starting Tuesday for subscribers. Here’s what to know, how to access it and which artists will be at the top.

Maher put speculation on her next career move to rest with the announcement that she’d signed with the Bristol Bears in the Premiership Women’s Rugby league.

Spotify users are anxiously awaiting their annual “Wrapped” recap — an annual, personalized recap of their listening habits for 2024.

Ariana Grande revealed that she is not interested in returning to “The Voice” as a coach because she found herself getting too invested in her team.

Kieran Culkin exclusively told E! News why he has yet to screen his brother Macaulay Culkin’s holiday classic “Home Alone” for his and wife Jazz Charton’s two kids Kinsey and Wilder.

Victor Willis said the disco classic has “benefited greatly” from the president-elect’s use and threatened to sue news outlets that refer to it as a “gay anthem.”

Oxford University Press has named “brain rot” its word of the year.