Detective Vincent Riley is turning in his badge. Law & Order star Reid Scott—who has portrayed New York City detective Riley since season 23—will be saying goodbye to the long-running NBC crime...

The Nordstrom Anniversary Sale is your chance to score luxury skincare, makeup, and fragrance for less, especially on brands that rarely offer discounts. Among those brands is Byredo, the...

Chelsea Handler is breaking down the behavior she will and will not be having on family vacations. The comedian detailed the strict rules she sets for family members who want to vacation with her,...

Jax Taylor hasn’t been Lori Krebs’ number one guy for long.  Following the news that the Vanderpump Rules star and the publicist—who has counted both him and estranged wife Brittany Cartwright as...

It's Julie LaPlaca's turn to tell all. The former Bachelor producer is sharing new details about her behind-the-scenes romance with season 24 lead Peter Weber, even revealing the surprising...

On Thursday, the FDA kicked off a two-day meeting to assess the safety and efficacy of lab-made peptides, which some supporters claim can build muscle, treat injuries and look younger. Many health experts are skeptical.

An Arkansas police department shared a hero-worthy moment in which a driver, dressed as Spider-Man, helped a person in a wheelchair quickly get across a highway.

Grammy-nominated R&B singer Nivea revealed she's battling leukemia, saying it “really puts things in perspective.”

A 77-year-old Florida woman was arrested after authorities found more than 70 caged cats and an undetermined number of dogs in her home, in what the sheriff described as the worst case of animal hoarding he has seen in the county.

Federal health advisers are meeting to review a group of controversial chemicals called peptides, which have become a growing wellness trend.