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Howard Hughes' former Los Angeles home has hit the market for $23 million. The eccentric billionaire, who died in 1976, lived in the home for a decade while producing "Hell's Angels" and "Scarface."

Google is reportedly in the early stages of negotiations with Universal Music Group and Warner Music on a licensable tool that would allow artists' voices to be cloned, according to the Financial Times.

Philadelphia-area theme park Sesame Place is adding a giant gift shop outside its gates, which will serve as its flagship store, and the largest "Sesame Street"-themed store in the country.

A Canadian man is sharing his frustrating experience – and the expenses incurred – after he purchased a Ford F-150 Lightning electric pickup truck earlier this year.

Tyrese Gibson and two associates filed a lawsuit against The Home Depot alleging "discriminatory treatment" and "racial profiling" stemming from a February incident.

The Pac-12 Conference was rocked by the latest wave of college sports realignment when six of its remaining 10 members announced departures for other conferences with better TV deals.

The Walt Disney Co. may restrict account sharing for its streaming services, and CEO Bob Iger said the entertainment giant was "actively exploring ways to address" it.

FOX Business will host the second GOP presidential primary debate on Sept. 27 at the Ronald Reagan Presidential Foundation and Institute in Simi Valley, California.

Philadelphia's "Made in America" music festival has been canceled this Labor Day due to "severe circumstances" beyond the production team's control.

The U.S. Consumer Product Safety Commission finalized bans on inclined infant sleepers and crib bumpers, prohibiting them from being sold or imported for sale in the U.S.

Music streaming giant Spotify said Tuesday it is expanding availability of its AI DJ feature to more listeners around the world – though only in English.

"Barbie" made a billion dollars at the box office in just three weeks, helping lead revenues to pre-pandemic highs, along with its competition "Oppenheimer" and other new releases.

Yellow Trucking officially filed for chapter 11 bankruptcy and will soon cease operation, the company announced Monday after months of internal strife.

A home Cher owned in '90s has hit the market for a whopping $42.5 million. The six-bedroom, nine-bathroom mansion is located on La Gorce Island.

Philips put over 12,800 Philips Avent digital video baby monitors under recall in response to a possible burn hazard. Parents should avoid further use of the affected devices, the CPSC said.

While most actors and writers involved in the SAG-AFTRA and Writers Guild strikes are protesting for fair living wages, some in Hollywood have used this break to amp up their cosmetic work.

The first sale of Yeezy inventory brought in $437 million for Adidas. It has been working to sell the apparel it has from its former partnership with Kanye West.

Stars like Jennifer Lopez, Arnold Schwarzenegger and Meryl Streep have each donated more than $1 million to a SAG-AFTRA charity meant to help actors struggling financially.

Taylor Swift gave her entire Eras Tour staff a hefty gift, shelling out millions of dollars in bonuses to her team, including dancers, truck drivers and technicians.

Gwyneth Paltrow says she will be there to greet her Airbnb guests who rent out her Montecito guesthouse for one night on Sept. 9, which will also include a spa day and dinner with her.