@CadeHuckabay's bald head was no match for the sun, and he's got the dent to prove it.

1,500 Havocs swarmed Talking Stick Resort Arena to cheer on the Lopes -- and an in-state ally -- in front of a national television audience on Tuesday.

Teigen and Handler are just a few of the Los Angeles residents forced to evacuate their homes because of the fast-growing wildfires in Southern California. Meanwhile, other stars and famous figures continue to voice their concerns about the ongoing devastation.

The body of a 24-year-old Sydney Loofe, who had been missing for nearly three weeks, has been located by Nebraska authorities. Two persons of interest are in police custody.

Stephen Dillane, who portrayed the leader of House Baratheon, got candid about his "disheartening" time on the hit HBO series.

CNBC is reporting that Disney and 21st Century Fox are close to a deal that includes movie and television production assets, so Chris Evans and Ryan Reynolds chimed in regarding their respective characters.

After Variety reported that the actor is set to receive a star on the Hollywood Walk of Fame, he tweeted that it was "a true true honor."

We, Tonya.

Pamela Wang of Hawaii spotted the massive 5-pound (2.35kg) avocado during a recent walk in Kealakekua. She's waiting to hear back from Guinness World Records to find out if the fruit will take the record as the world's largest.

Trump's election and the harassment allegations by several women against him were cited as one of the catalysts for many to speak out against the abuse of power in the TIME's Person of the Year issue.

Stories about an imminent new entry in the Portal franchise have been doing the rounds for a few days now. Not many people expected a mash-up with mobile strategy game Bridge Constructor.

Trump promised to reinvest in the coal industry, and as a result, Murray Energy CEO Robert Murray donated millions to Trump's campaign. So, Murray was upset to find the latest version of the Republican tax bill would cost him $60 million, resutling in lost jobs.

TIME's Person of the Year cover story focused on the men and women who broke their silence to further the conversation on sexual harassment. That's why Huffington Post writer @yasharali flagged the strange omission of Carlson, whose lawsuit against Roger Ailes helped start the conversation.

See what the fast food chain thinks about Lady Bird, The Big Sick, Get Out and more of the year's top films.

The publication crowned those who opened up about sexual harassment and sparked a national movement as their Person of the Year.

President Donald Trump announced Wednesday that the U.S. will recognize Jerusalem as Israel's capital and begin the process of moving its embassy to the city. The announcement drew swift praise and criticism from around the world.

The new mom and tennis legend asked other moms: "Is it weird that I get emotional when I even just think about when it's time to stop?"