Cuba Gooding Jr. to get no-jail plea deal in Manhattan sex abuse case
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Cuba Gooding Jr. is expected to plead guilty Wednesday as part of a no-jail plea deal in his Manhattan sex abuse case.
The deal allows Gooding to avoid a criminal record, giving him a shot at salvaging his career, sources told Fox News Digital.
Roger Allers, co-director of 'The Lion King' and Tony Award-nominated writer of the Broadway musical adaptation, has passed away at age 76.
Christie Brinkley shares photos of handmade mirror created over 20 years from beach finds. The 71-year-old former model posted bikini photos showcasing her artistic creation.
Nikki Glaser quit drinking alcohol after realizing the destructive habit was running her life and leading to dangerous situations. Glaser recently hosted the 2026 Golden Globes.
Lamar Odom charged with DUI in Las Vegas after allegedly driving 41 mph over speed limit and failing to maintain travel lanes Saturday morning.
Ben Affleck and Matt Damon say cancel culture lacks forgiveness and creates permanent outcasts during interview about their new Netflix film "The Rip."
Ashton Kutcher defends Hollywood against beauty criticism ahead of FX thriller "The Beauty," arguing the industry reflects humanity's diversity.
Beverly D'Angelo explains how becoming a mother at 49 to twins with Al Pacino changed her priorities, leading her to reject Hollywood fame and focus on raising her children.
Cindy Crawford shares her most valuable parenting advice to children Presley and Kaia at the WWD Style Awards, emphasizing punctuality as key to success in modeling and any career.
Golden Globes celebrities wore vague pins for Renee Good shooting but delivered few meaningful political statements, revealing shallow celebrity activism trends.
Kiefer Sutherland built a four-decade Hollywood career with breakout roles in "Stand By Me" and "A Few Good Men," later starring as Jack Bauer in Fox's "24."
Timothy Busfield faces child sexual abuse charges as wife Melissa Gilbert is named potential defense witness in the director's upcoming court case.
Kianna Underwood, former Nickelodeon child star known for "All That" and "Little Bill," was killed in a hit-and-run crash in Brooklyn, according to police. She was 33.
Belle Burden writes that ex-husband Henry Davis abandoned custody of their three children after their 2020 divorce, refusing overnight visits and holidays.