NYC’s elite sex club SNCTM to reopen with wild orgy masquerade

Clive Davis held the second part of his virtual pre-Grammy celebration on Saturday night, raising money for the Grammy Museum by conducting a six-hour interview session that included chats with such stars as Elton John, Paul Simon, Dionne Warwick, Berry Gordy, Chris Stapleton, Oprah Winfrey, Donovan, Barry Manilow and Dave Grohl.

Get ready for Impeachment: American Crime Story! The newest installment in Ryan Murphy‘s popular anthology series will follow the infamous Monica Lewinsky scandal — and Bill Clinton and Hillary Clinton are major players. Actors Clive Owen and Edie Falco are set to portray the political power couple, and they put their incredible transformations on display when they were spotted filming the show in Los Angeles — see all the pics here.

American Idol finalist Caleb Kennedy has issued a public apology after a controversial social media post that he filmed resurfaced online.The short video clip, which was initially posted on Snapchat, shows Kennedy sitting next to and filming someone wearing what appears to be a Ku Klux Klan hood.As the Herald-Journal reports, Kennedy’s family claim that the video was recorded when Kennedy was 12.Kennedy, who is now 16, confirmed his exit from American Idol in a statement posted on his Instagram

From five to four. The journey for Caleb Kennedy, who made the top five on season 19 of American Idol, has come to an end.

American Idol finalist Caleb Kennedy won't be a part of the reality show's Season 19 anymore after a racially insensitive video surfaced online. The 16-year-old singer took to Instagram to break the news about his exit.

A post shared by Caleb Kennedy (@calebkennedyofficial)“Hey y’all this is gonna be a bit of a surprise, but I am no longer going to be on American Idol,” Kennedy wrote. “There was a video that surfaced on the internet and it displayed actions that were not meant to be taken in that way.

Caleb Kennedy is exiting American Idol following backlash from a controversial video.

finalist Caleb Kennedy is no longer in the competition.

“American Idol” finalist Caleb Kennedy is no longer in the competition. The 16-year-old country singer — who made it to the Top 5 on Sunday — has exited the show after a controversial and offensive video recently resurfaced.

Ellise Shafer administrator“American Idol” finalist Caleb Kennedy is exiting the ABC show after a social media post resurfaced depicting him sitting next to and filming someone wearing what appears to be a Ku Klux Klan hood.Variety has confirmed that 16-year-old Kennedy is no longer in the competition, and that Sunday’s episode will feature the show’s top four singers with one contestant elimination.The video in question shows a younger Kennedy sitting next to a person who is wearing a white

An American Idol contestant is coming under fire.

 returned for the «spicy six» showdown on Wednesday, and after some fun performances from the remaining contestants, fans had to bid farewell to Robopine!During Wednesday's show, fans got to see performances from all six of the costumed celebs still in the competition — Robopine, The Piglet, The Black Swan, The Russian Dolls, The Chameleon and The Yeti.Despite a stirring cover of «Water Runs Dry» by Boyz II Men, which showed off his deep well of talent for R&B crooning, Robopine still came up

  returns on Wednesday for the long-awaited Spicy Six showdown! ET is following along throughout the entire episode to break down the night's biggest moments and most revealing clues!Tonight, fans will see some show-stopping performances from The Piglet, Robopine, The Yeti, The Russian Doll(s), The Chameleon and The Black Swan — before saying goodbye to yet another talented singer.Before the double unmasking, America's favorite panel of celebrity «detectives» — Robin Thicke, Nicole Scherzinger,

Donald Trump remains suspended from Facebook — for now.

While we see streaming services snatch up exclusive rights to talent all over the world, it appears that Apple TV+ is wanting to stay in the Tom Hanks business as much as humanly possible.