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Singer Justin Bieber is negotiating with Hipgnosis Songs Capital to sell his music catalog for $200 million, according to new media reports.

H&M reportedly made the decision to pull merchandise featuring Justin Bieber's image after the singer called out the retailer for selling the items without approval.

"Indiana Jones and the Dial of Destiny” director James Mangold shot down rumors he shot any alternative endings to the Harrison Ford-led movie, which is set to premiere on June 30, 2023.

Google's YouTube has reportedly emerged as the front-runner to acquire rights to the NFL's "Sunday Ticket" service after years of it being with DirecTV.

Justin Bieber took a swipe at retailer H&M Monday for an alleged merch collection he "didn't approve" and encouraged his social media fans not to purchase.

A popular winery and live entertainment venue in Washington, D.C., is being forced to close due to rising crime that has made it 'unsafe' for its staff and customers.

Royal expert Neil Sean says a source close to Penguin Random House claimed the publication is "worried" sales on Prince Harry's "Spare" memoir will suffer.

Betty White's former Brentwood, California, home has been demolished. The late icon's home sold for above asking price, at land value, in June.

Mark Wahlberg's former Beverly Hills estate has hit the market for $28.5 million. The "Departed" actor revealed in October he moved his family to Nevada.

Taylor Swift gets to celebrate her 33rd birthday with a victory and the rerecording of her "1989" album now that her "Shake It Off" lawsuit has been dismissed.

Beijing is preparing a $145 billion package to bolster its semiconductor manufacturing in a move to curb U.S. cuts. The U.S. is pushing companies to cut China ties.

Bad Bunny fans were denied entry to a "World's Hottest Tours" concert due to Ticketmaster issues. Taylor Swift also recently had problems with the agency.

"Dirty Jobs" starring Mike Rowe originally aired on Discovery from 2005 to 2013. It was rebooted in 2020 as a limited series, "Dirty Jobs: Rowe'd Trip."

Gwyneth Paltrow, The Weeknd and Steph Curry were also named in the class action lawsuit filed Thursday against blockchain start-up, Yuga Labs, Inc.

Rapper Fontrell Antonio Baines, known by the alias "Nuke Bizzle" was sentenced to 77 months in federal prison for defrauding the U.S. government for COVID-19 relief funds.

Kim Kardashian and Floyd Mayweather Jr. were just two of the celebrities sued for allegedly promoting EMax cryptocurrency as part of a scheme to drive up prices.

Kirstie Alley died after a brief battle with colon cancer, her rep confirmed to Fox News Digital. The "Cheers" star was outspoken about her weight loss in a TV show and book.

California, where Tesla is making its first of the Semi deliveries to PepsiCo, offers additional subsidies to trucking companies that buy electric vehicles.

Guns N' Roses filed a trademark lawsuit against a firearm store going by a similar name. The rock band has asked Texas Guns And Roses to change its name and pay damages.

Taylor Swift fans filed suit against Ticketmaster following the online concert ticket sales debacle in November ahead of the artist's upcoming 2023 tour.