Lionel Richie has confessed that his adopted daughter’s weight loss and the media’s obsession with it, has caused him much suffering.

“I'll be honest with you, it hurts me more than it hurts her,” the ‘Hello’ singer told TV show Access Hollywood.

(Rochester, N.Y.) – If you listen to the medical facts, Mary Anne Hanley should not be alive today.

In June 2005, the Rochester native was diagnosed with terminal liver cancer. Doctors told her, at best, she would live until March.

Brigitte Nielsen has begun a new chapter in her love life -- for real this time.

The "Surreal Life" star married her fifth husband, Mattia Dessi, on Saturday, July 8 in Malta, reports People magazine.

NBC's summer hit "America's Got Talent" has crossed the legal line, according to Jeff Beacher, a Las Vegas show creator and host.

TMZ obtained a cease and desist letter sent to Fremantle Productions, Inc., which produces "America's Got Talent." The letter claims that a contestant on the show -- Leonid Filatov who plays "Leonid the Magnificant" and "Silver Man" in the Vegas Show, Beacher's Madhouse -- was plucked from stage production, which is performed regularly at the Hard Rock Hotel.

LOS ANGELES -- We've seen them meet, watched him propose and looked on as they raced around the world before exchanging vows, with camera crews trailing them every step of the way.

So now that Rob and Amber Mariano are at a crossroads in their 15-month-old marriage, they're inviting the cameras back into their lives. It only seems fitting for one of reality television's best-known couples.

"American Idol" has been over for more than a month now, but readers still have questions about the über-popular talent show. We take on two "Idol" questions this week, plus one about "Bridezillas." Have another question about a reality TV show? Check our archive to see if it's already been answered, and if not, send it in.

Q: Re “American Idol”: How do people vote in California? If the show is “live” at 8pm EST, that makes it 5 pm in California — who would be watching at 5pm? So how does voting end after 2 hours or 4 hours on the East Coast if CA hasn’t seen the show yet? And how would the show know where the phone call (especially a cell phone) originated if the show wanted to end calls on the East Coast? This is very confusing.    —Anonymous

A: Voting for “American Idol” is restricted by area code and geographic location, so viewers across the country have different voting windows during which they may vote.