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Taylor Swift Admits She Had an Eating Disorder
Taylor Swift took the world by storm when she released her debut album in 2006. She was the blond-haired, blue-eyed girl with the naturally slim body and confidence to captivate her audience. Nobody could have guessed that she was struggling with an eating disorder...
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Reality TV Star Dies at 29 From Suspected Overdose
"Bachelorette" contestant Tyler Gwozdz, who fought for Hannah Brown's heart in season 15 of the reality TV show, is dead from a suspected drug overdose.
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11 Cities That Are America's Divorce Capitals
The number of people getting divorced in America is declining. Recent data shows that divorce rates have dropped from 10.5 per 1,000 women in 2008 to 7.7 per 1,000 women in 2018, as reported by 24/7 Tempo.
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Can Wearing Masks Stop the Spread of Viruses?
With the coronavirus spreading rapidly and creating international concern, many people in countries around the world are using surgical masks to protect themselves. But do they work?
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Millionaires Reveal Best Advice They Ever Got
Do you want to be a millionaire? If you are serious about taking the road to riches you may want to consider the advice these self-made millionaires received, and shared with USA Today, before discovering their wealth.
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Jessica Simpson Admits Addiction to Pills, Alcohol
For years Jessica Simpson has harbored a dark secret she was too afraid to speak about. Now she is finally opening up about her history of sexual abuse and addiction. In her upcoming memoir, "Open Book," the singer and fashion designer revisits her painful childhood...
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Lucille Ball's Shocking Comments About Judy Garland
Lucille Ball will always be hailed as one of the top comedians who paved the way for future female stars, yet Ball did not consider herself to be especially funny , at least not compared to another star of the day.
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Derek Jeter, Larry Walker Make Baseball Hall of Fame
Derek Jeter came within one vote of being a unanimous pick for the Hall of Fame while Larry Walker also earned baseball's highest honor on Tuesday. The longtime New York Yankees captain appeared on 396 of 397 ballots cast by the Baseball Writers' Association of America,...
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Taylor Swift Reveals Her Mother Is Battling Brain Tumor
Last year Taylor Swift released the heartbreaking song "Soon You'll Get better," which is believed to have been written for her mother, Andrea, who has been battling breast cancer. The song now takes on a whole new meaning ...
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Ozzy Osbourne Reveals He Has Parkinson's
Ozzy Osbourne has revealed he has Parkinson's disease. The rock veteran opened up about the challenging time in an interview with "Good Morning America."
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Brad Pitt, Jennifer Aniston Reunite at Awards Show
Brad Pitt and Jennifer Aniston are getting very friendly again, and the divorced couple has many people wondering if they are getting back together again.
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Grocery Secrets for Better Shopping
Your grocery store is full of tricks and secrets that can prevent you from getting the best products. Reader's Digest decided to get to the bottom of things by chatting with people behind the scenes.
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Tim Tebow, 32, Officially Weds '17 Miss Universe
College football legend and devout Christian Tim Tebow, 32, has married Miss Universe 2017 Demi-Leigh Nel-Peters in her native South Africa, according to People magazine.The vows were exchanged during an intimate sunset ceremony at La Paris Estate in Cape Town."We're both...
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Musician David Olney, 71, Dies During Fla. Concert
Folk singer-songwriter David Olney died of an apparent heart attack onstage Saturday during a performance at a music festival in Florida.
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Betty White Turns 98
Betty White just turned 98 today and she is as glam and jovial as she was 25 years ago when she made her first appearance on "The Golden Girls."
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'King of Queens' Actress Dead at 95
Norma Michaels, best known as Josephine in the hit sitcom "King of Queens," has died at age 95. The veteran actress passed away peacefully on Saturday at her home in Palm Springs, California, a spokesperson confirmed to People.
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Recording Academy CEO Suspended Days Before Grammys
Recording Academy CEO Deborah Dugan has been suspended for misconduct days before this year's Grammy Awards ceremony in Los Angeles.
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Suicide Epidemic Rocks Hollywood
A spate of suicides has left Hollywood reeling in shock. On Wednesday, news emerged that "Friends" actor Stan Kirsch died from an apparent suicide after he allegedly hanged himself in the bathroom of his home in Los Angeles.
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8 Iconic US Brands Not Made in America
America has produced some of the most iconic brands like. Crayola crayons, Jack Daniel's whiskey and even the original metal slinky come with the "made in America" stamp, but there are also dozens of other iconic U.S. brands that are not actually made in the country.
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Document Reveals Bernie Sanders' Hotel Demands
Forget about attacks from Sen. Elizabeth Warren, Sen. Bernie Sanders better watch out for hypothermia. The Vermont independent and Democratic presidential hopeful likes it cold in his hotel rooms - very, very cold, according a memo from his campaign.
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US Ranked Only Seventh Best Country
A prestigious report of the best countries ranks the United States only seventh in the world. The low ranking is due in large part to the most dramatic drop in global trust in the U.S. since 2016.
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Major Canadian Newspaper Says Harry and Meghan Can't Live There
Meghan Markle and Prince Harry cannot live in North America, one of Canada's leading newspapers has said.
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Oprah Reveals Why She Never Married
Oprah Winfrey has never been married. She was briefly engaged to longtime partner Stedman Graham in 1993, but never made it to the altar. That sparked wild speculation for years.
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Anna Nicole Smith's Baby Daddy Tells All
Things had always been complicated between Playboy model Anna Nicole Smith and her ex-boyfriend and baby daddy Larry Birkhead and now he's telling all about that complex relationship and her tragic final days.
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'Jeopardy!' Tournament Crowns Best Player of All Time
It's official -- Ken Jennings is the greatest "Jeopardy!" player of all time.