I tried marriage, and it wasn’t for me. You can’t be in a marriage because everybody’s expecting you to,' Goldberg previously ...

Whoopi Goldberg got candid on Thursday’s (January 9) edition of The View as she opened up about her mother’s mental health ...

Whoopi Goldberg is sharing more insight into her upbringing. On this morning’s episode of The View, the longtime moderator ...

During her appearance on 'The View' on Jan. 7, Kat Dennings shared the motto about relationships and marriage she lived by ...

Ben Affleck and Jennifer Garner’s kids are seemingly helping their dad keep his promise to their mom. According to Page Six the Batman actor was spotted with his son Samuel on Friday, January 3 ...

Ray Hodges, 36, was a dedicated father who worked tirelessly as a USPS mail carrier to provide a better life to his two young sons, his loved ones told The Post. “My guy was a good guy.

Halina Reijn's new erotic thriller "Babygirl," starring Nicole Kidman and Harris Dickinson, is the latest film that has renewed interest in one of Michael's biggest hits: 1987's "Father Figure." ...

Charles Shyer, an Oscar-nominated writer, director and producer whose credits include “Father of the Bride,” “Private Benjamin” and other celebrated comedies, has died. After a brief ...

Case in point for Bill Goldberg's son, Gage Goldberg, who has grown up before our eyes throughout his father's journey in WWE. After sitting ringside and taking it all in, veteran journalist Bill ...

Charles Shyer, director of Father of the Bride and Baby Boom and cowriter of the Oscar-nominated Private Benjamin, died Friday, as Variety reports. He was 83. The cause of death was not disclosed.

Whoopi Goldberg shared a memorable moment from her career, recounting the time she reached out to fashion designer Christian Siriano for a custom gown. Appearing on Thursday’s episode of The ...

An Oscar-nominated writer and filmmaker known for classic comedies like “Private Benjamin,” “Baby Boom” and “Father of the Bride," Charles Shyer has died Charles Shyer, the Oscar ...