Eddie Murphy reveals he regrets turning down "Ghostbusters," "Rush Hour," and "Who Framed Roger Rabbit," three massive movie hits he wishes he'd done.

Tatiana Schlossberg, 35, announced she was diagnosed with an acute myeloid leukemia after her daughter's birth, and was told she has about a year to live in a heartbreaking essay.

Franklin Graham appeared at Fox News' All-American Christmas tree lighting in New York City, delivering a message about faith and Operation Christmas Child's 13 million shoebox gifts.

New study reveals young adults aged 18-21 are more vulnerable to ultra-processed foods, consuming nearly 100 extra calories daily when not hungry.

Explosion rocks senior living complex in Austintown, Ohio, injuring several people Saturday afternoon. Witnesses describe blast that 'felt like a bomb.'

Wake Forest announced Saturday that Rodney Rogers, a member of the university's Sports Hall of Fame and former NBA star, died. He was 54.

Lane Kiffin coaching rumors continue to swirl as LSU and Florida pursue the Ole Miss coach. Pat McAfee urged Kiffin to stay put during "College GameDay" appearance.

The "Breaking Bad" actor Aaron Paul fulfilled his dream of living abroad by moving his family to Paris, leaving their Los Angeles life behind for good.

A new study from Japan revealed that black cumin seed powder significantly lowered bad cholesterol and triglycerides while boosting good cholesterol in just eight weeks.

On Friday's episode of "Real Time," host Bill Maher slammed comedian Larry David's "dumb" New York Times op-ed from earlier this year, titled "My Dinner with Adolf."

New police logs contradict official UFO dismissal as UK helicopter crew reports emergency dive to avoid mysterious craft over US military base in Suffolk.

Chris Paul won't return to the hardwood next season as the future Hall of Famer is ending his career. He rejoined the Clippers this past offseason in a final push for an NBA title.

Travis Kelce is focused on the Kansas City Chiefs reaching the playoffs right now, but he said this week that he will let the team know if he decides to continue playing next season.

Candace Cameron Bure opens up about staying true to herself in Hollywood, rejecting scripts with sexual content despite ongoing industry pressures.

Democratic Sen. John Fetterman rejects veteran strategist James Carville's calls to pack the Supreme Court, arguing Democrats should win more elections instead.

Two UAB football players were allegedly stabbed by a teammate at the training facility hours before their game against South Florida. Both victims are stable.

A new study from King's College London reveals root canals may lower blood sugar and reduce diabetes risk, plus improve cholesterol and decrease inflammation markers.

Chicago transit attack suspect Lawrence Reed faces federal terrorism charge after allegedly setting woman on fire on Blue Line train Monday night.

At the Toronto Film Festival Saturday, Spike Lee said he was "puzzled" by the cordial White House meeting Friday between President Donald Trump and NYC Mayor-elect Zohran Mamdani.

Minneapolis police chief Brian O'Hara apologizes to Somali community after controversial comments linking "East African kids" to crime in recent interview.

New York Jets quarterback Justin Fields had a blunt reaction in his first public comments since being benched for Tyrod Taylor earlier in the week.

Ukrainian contacts react negatively to Trump's 28-point peace plan for Ukraine, calling it heavily slanted toward Moscow as Zelenskyy reviews terms.

Joe Burrow will remain sidelined for the Cincinnati Bengals' game against the New England Patriots on Sunday despite being a full practice participant this week.

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