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The "Arrested Development" and "The Millers" actor, 43, and the "Parks and Recreation" star, 42, announced their separation in September 2012, ending their relationship after nine years of marriage.

With his press briefing book sitting closed next to him, White House Press Secretary Jay Carney didn't have much to refer to when a person asked if he wanted to take a "selfie."

Late last year, more people held an unfavorable view of our Congress than ever before.

Mila Kunis and her fiancee, former That 70's Show co-star Ashton Kutcher, are expecting a girl, sources tell Us Weekly .

Less than 60 days out from the June 12 start date, the Bonnaroo 2014 lineup has moved a little closer to complete.

Here's another reminder that doctors aren't always right and even "terminal" cancer isn't always a death sentence: Beloved TV actress Valerie Harper, who last year announced she had only months to live, is quoted in a magazine as saying she is "cancer-free."

Whoopi Goldberg, shown in 2000, stars in the Lifetime original movie "A Day Late and a Dollar Short," an adaptation of Terry McMillan's best-selling novel, airing April 19. PITTSBURGH - She was born Caryn Johnson, but the world knows her as Whoopi Goldberg.

Barely three months after their release from Russian prison, Masha Alekhina and Nadya Tolokonnikova sit outside a Santa Monica hotel, smoking cigarettes, insisting that their group Pussy Riot is not a band.

Lorde may complain about being asked to smile during fashion shoots, but that doesn't mean she hates them.

Fans of Aaron Sorkin's rapid-fire dialogue, self-reverential monologues and broadly drawn female protagonists will get every quip, demand, aside and traveling camera shot in comedian Amy Schumer's "Newsroom" parody clip, "The Foodroom."

Country singer Brad Paisley is set to star opposite his actress wife Kimberly Williams-Paisley on the season finale of her hit comedy "Two and a Half Men."

British stand-up comedian John Oliver can sound downright angry at times, even though his star is on the rise.

After the revelation at the end of the Season 7 premiere of "Californication," you can expect Oliver Cooper's character Levon to be sticking around a while.

When David Letterman announced that 2015 would be his final year hosting his long-running CBS late-night television show, it signaled not just the end of Stupid Pet Tricks and the other bits that his fans have come to love.

They're at the end of a day of interviews, and the East Coast stars seem spent from talking about their latest film, "Trailer Park Boys 3: Don't Legalize It," and a revival of their cult-hit series "Trailer Park Boys" on Netflix.

Last week, the network announced that the host of Comedy Central's "The Colbert Report" will succeed Letterman on "Late Show" next year.

"Bettie Page Reveals All" : There's plenty of cheesecake in this documentary portrait of the beloved 1950s pin-up, but the highlight is its meaty narration, courtesy of Page herself, speaking in the low, slightly gravelly register of an aging Southern belle.

"Bunheads" star Sutton Foster and "Lizzie McGuire" star Hilary Duff are both headed back to TV in TV Land's newest series.

Carter Thicke, left to right, Tanya Thicke and Alan Thicke pose in this undated handout photo for the new reality show 'Unusually Thicke.'

Growing Pains star Jeremy Miller was like many actors who hit it big at a young age and succumbed to the temptations of alcohol and underage partying.