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Pop star Taylor Swift is pushing back after being subpoenaed Friday in the high-profile legal battle between her close friend Blake Lively and her "It Ends With Us" co-star Justin Baldoni.

Federal prosecutors will begin trying to prove Monday that Sean "Diddy" Combs turned his hip-hop conglomerate into a racketeering enterprise that forced women to satisfy his sexual desires for two decades.

The fate of the Washington Wizards and a handful of other NBA teams will be decided by ping pong balls on Monday night. The league's lottery will determine the order of picks for next month's draft.

The Fox News Channel keeps losing its on-air personalities to the Trump administration, but that hasn't stopped the network from crushing the cable-news competition.

Amber Heard is now a mother of three. The actor on Sunday wrote on Instagram that she has welcomed twins into the family, a son named Ocean and a daughter named Agnes. She shared the news along with a photo of their tiny feet.

The fastest creature in video game realms returned for the third time in another blockbuster, live-action movie crackling with chaos, comedy and color, and now ready to appreciate in home entertainment centers in "Sonic the Hedgehog 3."

Fans seeing a Metallica concert at Virginia Tech this week were so hyped for the band's "Enter Sandman," they were picked up by the college's Seismological Observatory.

Former NBA star Charles Barkley said that while he supported transgender people, it was stupid to allow biological men to compete against women in sports.

Embedded links for the song in other posts by the rapper on X to the music streaming platform Soundcloud are down, and the song doesn't appear on his official YouTube channel.

President Trump went on a multi-post rant on how MSNBC is misreporting his tariffs, saying the network's "ratings are down the tubes, but that pressure on them doesn't give them the right to lie and cheat!"