After opening more than 11 years ago, the interactive museum in Washington, DC, which is dedicated to journalism and the freedom of the press, will officially shut down on December 31.

Phillips, who rose to fame with films like Road Trip, Old School and The Hangover, implied that he was driven away from comedies and toward dramas like Joker because of a hesitancy to “be funny nowadays in this woke culture.”

Amber Guyger, a former Dallas police officer, shot and killed Botham Jean when she entered his apartment allegedly thinking it was her own. On Tuesday, Guyger was found guilty of murder and will now await sentencing.

A woman hopped up on the Chanel runway at Paris Fashion Week and walked with the models showing off the French fashion house's latest collection. Gigi Hadid managed to get the woman off stage with the help of a gaggle of other models.

The former presidential candidate got candid about her marriage to Bill Clinton during an appearance on ABC's Good Morning America.

Rite Aid, CVS and Walgreens announced that they will no longer sell Zantac after the Food and Drug Administration said the antiacid is linked to a probable cancer-causing chemical.

Lady Gaga, perhaps jokingly, Tweeted on Tuesday that she plans to name her next album Adele.

Smith, a star linebacker for the Bears, was a late scratch on Sunday for what the team described as a personal matter. Although he's been attending team meetings and practices, it remains unclear as to whether or not he will be back in action soon.

To kick off October, Lights, Camera, Pod (@LightsCameraPod) compiled an unofficial list of the preferred movie candy by each state using findings from social media, Walmart and Target. The result has sparked a debate.

According to Executive Editor Dan Wootton, the music superstars, who both hail from Tottenham, have "gone on a series of dates" since Adele’s marriage split from Simon Konecki in April. Update: This Moment was amended to correct that the story was reported by The Sun’s executive editor, Dan Wootton.

Leaked audio captured Facebook CEO Mark Zuckerberg saying that, if Sen. Elizabeth Warren wins the presidency, "we will have a legal challenge, and I would bet that we will win the legal challenge," The Verge reported.

Margot Robbie returns as Harley Quinn in the first official trailer for the upcoming DC team-up movie, which premieres in February 2020.

In a press conference on Tuesday, Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky announced that he is formally agreeing to the "Steinmeier Formula" peace process, in which Russian-occupied parts of eastern Ukraine would receive a self-governed status after holding OSCE-approved local elections. Zelensky also stated this would pave the way for the upcoming "Normandy Four" diplomatic summit between Russian, Ukrainian, French and German leaders.

John Steffen, 68, has been reported as the first case of a vaping-related death in the state. Officials have urged people to stop using the e-cigarettes as investigations continue.

Messages of condolence poured in after news of Rankin's passing broke. The Jamaican artist was known for his performances in Shottas, We Run These Streets and Belly among others. He also won a Grammy for his hit single, Typewriter.

Ryan Reynolds leads the cast in director Michael Bay's upcoming movie for Netflix, which drops on December 13.

As a form of protest against the Trump administration’s approved tariffs on EU exports — including certain cheeses — a reporter approached Secretary of State Mike Pompeo with a wedge of Parmigiano Reggiano, asking him to deliver it to the president.