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ABC News(NEW YORK) — “Bronies” are one of the more peculiar and interesting phenomena of this decade: they’re adult male fans of the children’s toy and eponymous TV show, My Little Pony. The My Little Pony toys

ABC/Bob D’Amico(LOS ANGELES) — 2015 Oscars host Neil Patrick Harris compared notes on Wednesday with last year’s host, Ellen DeGeneres, and the two entertainers chatted about the pressure of performing in a room full of celebrities. “We’re

ABC/Rick Rowell(NEW YORK) — Jennifer Garner moved to New York City from Charleston, West Virginia, in the early 1990s, but in the March edition of Southern Living magazine, she insists she didn’t leave her Southern values behind,

Universal(NEW YORK) — Originally, Charlie Hunnam was set to star alongside Dakota Johnson in Fifty Shades of Grey. However, he bowed out of the project early and Jamie Dornan landed the role of Christian Grey. “That was

Mike Pont/NBC(NEW YORK) — Kate Gosselin’s youthful appearance has had viewers’ heads turning since the premiere of this season’s Celebrity Apprentice. But according to E! News, the mom of eight revealed no surprising reasons behind her apparent

Gene Lester/Getty Images(NEW YORK) — Following the recent discovery of an original manuscript and sketches by beloved children’s author Dr. Seuss, a new book by the late author will be published in July and at least two

ABC(NEW YORK) — Haven’t made your predictions yet for this Sunday’s Academy Awards? Tom O’Neil of the award show-themed website GoldDerby.com has some advice before you participate in your office’s Oscars pool. His first suggestion: follow your

ABC/Fred Lee(NEW YORK) — We can rule out John Oliver as the next host of The Daily Show.HBO announced Tuesday it has renewed Oliver’s Sunday-night program, Last Week Tonight with John Oliver, for a third and fourth

ABC/Randy Holmes(NEW YORK) — Jennifer Garner moved to New York City from Charleston, West Virginia in the early 1990s, but in the March edition of Southern Living magazine, she insists she didn’t leave her Southern values behind,

Tim Boyle/Getty Images(WASHINGTON) — A California congressman on Tuesday issued a letter to the president of the Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences, expressing his “shock at the lack of diversity” among this year’s Oscar nominees.