The screen legend played the chair of the FCC, and interrupted Kimmel with an “inspection.”
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Josh Hartnett is "just dad" to his childrenand they have "never" seen any of his work.
Country singer Wynonna Judd has revealed she is "taking a break" from her actress sister Ashley Judd and they are not "connected" at the moment.
Meghan Markle is rumoured to want to narrate her husband Prince Harry’s documentary about his late mother Princess Diana, which is thought to be released on the 30th anniversary of her death next year.
Daisy Edgar-Jones and Esme Creed-Miles step into the shoes of Jane Austen's beloved Dashwood sisters in the latest adaptation.
Take That have announced their 10th studio album Dreamers, out November 20, with the title track released ahead of next summer’s major European tour.
Alec Baldwin's lawsuit for malicious prosecution in connection with the charges he faced over Halyna Hutchins' death has been largely thrown out on immunity grounds.
Chris Hemsworth's 14-year-old daughter is a rodeo champion after winning a competition in which she was the only female entrant.
Madness frontman Suggs has undergone double knee replacement surgery after wearing out the cartilage by "jumping up and down" on stage for the last 50 years.
Comedian Pete Davidson has confessed he was "cooking" ketamine and downing pills at the height of his drug addiction and he only got clean after an emotional call with his mother.
Nicolas Cage thinks the Marvel Cinematic Universe (MCU) is becoming a "well-funded and glorified WWE" because there is too much focus on action at the expense of storytelling.
Sir Paul McCartney has revealed John Lennon “could be a complete idiot” at times, admitting he expected “something different” from him as he launched Wings post-Beatles.