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After the Scooby-Doo films, Matthew Lillard faced unexpected challenges that taught him resilience and gratitude.

In 'The Social Reckoning,' White's role highlights his concerns about social media’s influence on kids today.

Joe Manganiello's memoir reveals personal struggles that took a toll on his relationship with Sofia Vergara.

Despite strong viewer reactions, 'Ride or Die' faced an abrupt end, and Waddingham's heartfelt response says it all.

The Princess of Pop co-wrote the previously unreleased track with ex Justin Timberlake, and it's finally getting an official release as part of her album's 25th anniversary celebration.

Clarke reveals the pressures women face regarding beauty standards in a candid conversation.

Lance Bass reveals the harsh financial reality of being in NSYNC, shattering the myth of boy band riches.

Picture this: Judi Dench in a sports car, driving for 30 years with only a provisional license.

A recent trip to a Brooklyn store left Kelly Clarkson feeling less than welcomed, raising eyebrows over staff attitudes.

The name of Michigan's state song has confused a few people for years. Now let's set the record straight...

After their Calabasas girls’ night, insiders say Kim is quietly stepping in to help Brit rebuild her support system — and herself.

Five deaths along Lansing’s River Trail have people worried. Police are looking into whether the cases are connected.

If driving the Mackinac Bridge makes you nervous, you’re not alone. There’s actually a program where someone will drive your car across for you.

Taylor police arrested a man accused of squirting lotion on shoppers at a local Target. Two women targeted the same day.

Skip the typical haunted houses and discover six unusual things to do in Michigan this Halloween, from witchy bars to spooky destinations.

Twice a year, Itty Bitty Bar in Holland hosts a 101-item Bloody Mary Bar. The decadent feast features burgers, bacon, sausage, fried bites, tons of mixers and toppings. The next one is Nov. 1, 2026.

These horror effects are disgusting — and that’s why we love them.

Michigan drivers should watch for slow-moving farm equipment this fall. Here's why a little patience can make all the difference.