Bella Ramsey, Grimes, Elon Musk, and more have gone public about how having autism affects their lives and careers.

As viral stars cross into the mainstream, the hosts of the “Who? Weekly” podcast consider: Is Addison Rae an actual celebrity? Yes. Brittany Broski? Definitely not.

I didn’t come here to become famous; I came here to act. I really want people to understand me that I'm not a failure. These are the kind of conversations I want to have. I opened up to you ...

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"'I’ll show him,' I thought, narrowing my eyes, steam coming out of my ears. ... To get back at him — or get him back — I would have to become famous." ...

“For me as a performer ... “Even with the show, it’s like, I convinced all these famous people to do the show. I want it to be good. I have the same fear of letting down my heroes, which ...

In our column “What I Can’t Live Without,” we’ve interviewed hundreds of famous people about their favorite ... They’ll last me ten years. So, every six months, I buy a pair of sneakers ...

In December 2014, the couple married in a stunning service at Hampton Court Palace, while their honeymoon to the British ...

This 75-year-old from Alabama doesn't think of himself as funny, but he has a knack for discovering people who are.

Brazilian superstar Anitta chats with USA TODAY about her new Netflix documentary, deconstructing her pop persona and much more.

affording a unique opportunity to delve into the array of personal exchanges the Roosevelts had with over 100 famous, and a few infamous, people. "Signature Moments" is also a key element of the ...

“Fiddler on the Roof,” which opened in 1964 and became the first Broadway show to surpass 3,000 performances ... student used to memorize, “Give me liberty or give me death.” ...