Sam Smith’s vocal cord ailment has gotten worse and he is headed to surgery, which has prompted the cancellation of more concerts. The 22-year-old “Stay With Me”…
There is probably nothing more terrifying than finding a stranger in your house, nevertheless finding her in your bed. Chris Brown discovered a random naked woman in his bed Wednesday…
Tom Brady has responded to yesterday’s Wells Report via his agent today, calling the findings a “terrible disappointment.” On Wednesday, the NFL released a 243-page…
Prince Harry sure has a way with the ladies…particularly one Australian lady… Dressed in full camo military garb, the 30-year-old royal greeted hundreds of fans gathered at the…
More of your dreams are coming true, Swifties! Taylor Swift will be opening the Billboard Music Awards with the debut of her music video for the song, “Bad Blood.” She announced…
Party on, #CloneClub! Orphan Black has officially been renewed for a fourth season. BBC America announced the renewal is for 10 episodes with a 2016 airdate. “We’re thrilled to…
He could have walked off with his head hanging low, but Shaquille O’Neal has chosen to turn lemons into lemonade. After taking a massive tumble while appearing on TNT’s Inside…
Crude oil prices continue to march to new highs for the year and those ultra-safe European bond yields are rushing upward from the zero line with alarming speed.
Blackstone Group LP, the biggest alternative-asset manager, raised $17 billion in seven months for its latest buyout fund, two people with knowledge of the process said. The New York-based firm has completed the initial round of fundraising for Blackstone Capital Partners VII and will continue to gather commitments, said the people, who requested anonymity because the details are typically kept private until funds stop accepting money. Blackstone targeted $16 billion
Alibaba Group Holding Ltd. shares surged after China’s biggest e-commerce company named a new chief executive officer and posted a 45 increase in revenue. Daniel Zhang will become CEO on May 10, replacing Jonathan Lu, who will remain on the board as vice chairman, the company said Thursday. The change was announced as Alibaba’s sales rose to 17.4 billion yuan ($2.8 billion) in the three months through March, beating analysts’
