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Gene Wilder, best known for his comedic roles in Willie Wonka and the Chocolate Factory, The Producers, and Young Frankenstein has died at the age of 83.

Project Greenlight hits a stop sign, Project Redlight; you name the pun, and Matt Damon glumly affirms. The Jason Bourne star reveals that HBO’s revival of his and Ben Affleck’s Project Greenlight has come to an end once more, and might potentially be shopped to another network.

Prince, legendary musician and actor from Purple Rain, has died, according to TMZ. He was 57.

Frank Sinatra Jr. passed away on Wednesday after suffering a cardiac arrest.

Well this leaves a bad taste in our mouths.  A new poll conducted by the Associated Press states that more than half of Americans surveyed are happy with their local supply of drinking water! According to the poll via the Associated Press: only 47 percent of Americans say they're extremely or very confident about the safety of their drinking water, while 33 percent say they're moderately confident

There’s apparently a federal law stopping visitors from “damaging natural surfaces or property of the United States.” Oops.

Mother Monster will sing the national anthem at Super Bowl 50 on Sunday (February 6), the NFL confirms.

Veteran actor Abe Vigoda has enjoyed a career more vast and varied than many of his fellow performers, with a resumé that spans 65 years and includes everything from masterpieces like The Godfather to classic television like Barney Miller. Vigoda has reportedly passed away today at the age of 94, leaving behind an unforgettable legacy of film and television work.

Paris continues to deal with a series of attacks that have killed many and caused chaos throughout the city.

New England Patriots quarterback Tom Brady has won his appeal to have his four-game suspension overturned.

Family members from both the Browns and Houstons gathered in the Atlanta area on Saturday (Aug 1) to pay their respects to Bobbi Kristina Brown, daughter of Bobby Brown and the late Whitney Houston, who died on July 26.

Madonna defended the streaming site, saying, "We want people to understand this is our heart, this is our work, and we want people to recognize that and we want other artists to have a chance.”