Felicity Huffman, 12 other parents to plead guilty in college admissions scheme

Actress Felicity Huffman has agreed to plead guilty in the sweeping college admissions cheating scam that has ensnared wealthy parents and athletic coaches at some of the nation's most selective universities, federal authorities said Monday.

Disneyland Star Wars park visitors will be given bathroom passes to use while waiting in line

Disneyland may be known as “The Happiest Place on Earth,” but there’s nothing happy about waiting in a long line — especially when that line is several hours long and you have to use the bathroom.

Nipsey Hussle murder brings Tupac like heartbreak

Fans of rapper Nipsey Hussle had a friend in Power 106 this week. The murder of Hussle had hosts in as much sorrow and disbelief as listeners. Cece Valencia told Fox 11 News "We haven't felt this much pain since Tupac." 

KISS fan scammed out of $600 by fake tickets

KISS fans packed into State Farm Arena Saturday night for the group’s farewell tour show in Atlanta.

Michelle Wolf says Trump ‘doesn't have a big enough spine to attend' Correspondents Dinner

Comedian Michelle Wolf, who made headlines last year after her controversial performance at the 2018 White House Correspondents' Association dinner, gave her thoughts on President Trump's announcement that he was skipping the event for the third year in a row.

TMZ: NBA Youngboy officially charged in Atlanta drug arrest

Rapper NBA Youngboy has been officially charged in a case stemming from his arrest in Atlanta back in February, TMZ is reporting.

Avengers help unveil $5M donation for seriously ill children

Some of Marvel's top Avengers have assembled to support a $5 million donation to benefit seriously ill children in hospitals around the globe.

Worker dies in fall while setting up Coachella Festival

INDIO, California (AP) - A Coachella worker has died while setting up for the music and arts festival in the Southern California desert. Goldenvoice, which puts Coachella in Indio each year, said in a statement the man was a lead rigger who died in a fall while working on a stage on festival grounds at the Empire Polo Club. The statement did not identify him by name but said he had been on the...

Darrell Waltrip starts victory lap on his 2nd NASCAR career

In the shadows of the Darrell Waltrip Grandstands, ol' DW officially launched the second victory lap of his second NASCAR career.

Rapper Kodak Black accused of sexual assault, prosecutor says

A prosecutor says rapper Kodak Black will likely have to return to South Carolina this year to face a charge of raping a woman after a 2016 concert.

SeaWorld Orlando is officially a certified autism center

SeaWorld Orlando announced on Tuesday, which is World Autism Awareness Day, that they are now a certified autism center. 

Nirvana manager Danny Goldberg opens up about Kurt Cobain's final intervention before tragic suicide

April 5 marks 25 years since Nirvana frontman Kurt Cobain’s tragic suicide. Now, in discussing his new memoir, “Serving the Servant: Remembering Kurt Cobain,” the band’s former manager Danny Goldberg is opening up about the last time he saw the troubled rock star during an intervention staged by “maybe half a dozen people” who were worried about the singer’s heroin addiction.

Chicago to sue Jussie Smollett after his refusal to pay for police investigation costs

Jussie Smollett has refused to pay more than $130,000 to reimburse Chicago investigative costs and the city said Thursday it will sue the "Empire" actor for money spent investigating what officials say was a phony racist, anti-gay attack that Smollett staged.