Disneyland hit capacity on Friday, stopped selling tickets
Disneyland hit capacity.
Disneyland hit capacity.
Oscar winner Anna Paquin may only speak seven words in “The Irishman,” Martin Scorsese’s new epic, but she’s not complaining — even though her furious fans on Twitter are.
Padma Lakshmi is comfortable in her skin — and she's not afraid to bare it all.
New York City Mayor Bill de Blasio blames an "atmosphere of hate" for the recent increase in anti-Semitic attacks in his city and the surrounding areas, but in a Fox News interview, he passed at least some of the blame to the nation's capital.
The U.S. military carried out airstrikes in Iraq and Syria on Sunday — days after a U.S. defense contractor was killed at a military compound in a rocket attack.
The Atlanta Falcons stunned the Tampa Bay Buccaneers defense early in their matchup Sunday.
Antonio Brown reportedly “blew away” the New Orleans Saints during his workout and the team would like to sign the free-agent wide receiver but are waiting to see if the NFL will punish him over the sexual assault and rape allegations against him.
The magic of Christmas morning was seemingly ruined for an Indiana family last Wednesday after a man apparently tried to break into their garage — and stabbed their pet dog in the process.
Former Arkansas Gov. Mike Huckabee said Sunday that 2020 Democratic presidential candidate Tulsi Gabbard, D-Hai., was correct in saying that the House Democrat-led impeachment push would embolden President Trump supporters.
Two people were killed and another person was injured in a shooting at a church in Texas on Sunday, according to officials.
Just over one month after President Trump said that the United States reopened peace talks with the Taliban during a surprise trip to Afghanistan, the Taliban council has agreed on Sunday to a temporary cease-fire nationwide that may provide a window to a future agreement.
U.S. women’s soccer stars Ali Krieger and Ashlyn Harris tied the knot Saturday.
An intensifying winter storm is forecast to wallop the Northern Plains and Upper Midwest through Monday.
Sen. John Kennedy, R-La., wouldn’t choose sides on Sunday when questioned about concerns over Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell’s intention to coordinate with the White House as President Trump’s impeachment trial looms.
Kelly Fraser, a Canadian pop artist who gained attention for an Inuit-language cover of Rihanna’s “Diamonds,” part of her advocacy efforts for her indigenous culture, has died. Fraser was 26.
History was made Saturday in a game between the New Orleans Pelicans and Indiana Pacers.
Two Kentucky police officers are being hailed for their “unflappable bravery” and “MacGyver-like ingenuity” in the plucking of a human-terrorizing “very hostile chicken.”
Evansville men’s basketball head coach Walter McCarty, who was at the helm for one of the biggest upsets in the history of college basketball earlier this year, was placed on leave Friday as the school conducts an internal investigation over an alleged Title IX violation.
Actor Zac Efron contracted a serious medical illness while filming a show titled "Killing Zac Efron" in Papua New Guinea just before Christmas, according to a report.
Michigan State defensive lineman Mike Panasiuk paid tribute to legendary New York Yankees shortstop Derek Jeter when he scored a touchdown in the Pinstripe Bowl on Saturday.
The takeaway wasn't Obama not talking up his former VP. The issue is where the party has positioned itself for the presidential campaign.
Florida deputies say they apprehended a fugitive carjacking suspect as he was livestreaming on Instagram.
New Orleans Saints defensive back Roman Harper said Saturday “we lost a great one” when remembering a sports reporter who was killed in a plane crash in Louisiana earlier in the day.
A skier in the Dolomite Mountains died Sunday after being struck by an avalanche, the fourth person to be killed in a 24-hour period in avalanches in the Italian Alps.
An ESPN anchor was criticized Saturday for his comments about LSU offensive coordinator Steve Ensminger losing his daughter-in-law, sports reporter Carley McCord, in a plane crash that killed four others while they were on their way to the Peach Bowl for the College Football Playoff semifinal.