The R&B legend was remembered at a service Saturday attended by hundreds of family members, fans and friends, including Stevie Wonder, as a woman who triumphed against all odds to break down cultural and musical barriers. Full story
Mel 'Scary' Brown lets the news of the group's reunion performance slip during an interview on Australian TV. Full story
Cursive writing may be on the way out, but as for curse words – well, they seem to be all the rage in pop culture. TODAY’s Jenna Wolfe investigates.
Ryan Gosling is at a film festival in Taiwan; Debra Messing attends the "Smash" premiere; Michael Jackson's kids cement his legacy and more.
TODAY.com columnist Courtney Hazlett welcomed daughter Sawyer Ruth into the world on Thursday, Jan. 12.
Nick Santino reportedly was wracked with grief after his beloved pit bull Rocco was euthanized Tuesday — the same day Santino turned 47.
The actor says he used drugs in an attempt to escape the spotlight, but says he was sitting on the couch "turning into a doughnut."
A YouTube tease had some fans hoping that a “Ferris Bueller’s Day Off” sequel might be in the works. Turns out the short clip was posted to plug a Super bowl commercial featuring Matthew Broderick.
Law enforcement told TMZ Portwood would plead guilty to violating probation and possession, and will complete a court-ordered drug rehab program.
The director tells TODAY how his wife asked him to make a film their daughter could see, and how his crew kept waiting for violence.
Etta James was remembered at a service Saturday attended by hundreds of friends, family and fans as a woman who triumphed against all odds to break down cultural and musical barriers in a style that was unfailingly honest.
January 28 marks what would have been the influencial painter's 100th birthday.
The funnyman – who plays a professional drag queen on the sitcom – told us of the suffering he endures for his art.
In You Need a Leader—Now What?" Jim Citrin and Julie Daum offer advice and insightful case studies on how organizations can develop a process to select the best leader for a unique culture and set of needs. Read an excerpt.
It's been a little over a year, and Microsoft's motion sensing add-on for the Xbox 360 has not lit the world of video games on fire. But it is catching on in a theme park.
