Beloved entertainment legend Dick Van Dyke shares his witty perspective on nearing his centenary birthday, revealing his surprising daily routine and enduring passion for performance in an exclusive interview.
Comedian Nate Bargatze's debut Emmys hosting monologue has drawn criticism for being 'painfully boring' and for a poorly received joke about The Big Bang Theory, leaving viewers and critics unimpressed.
Raegan Revord, who plays Missy Cooper in 'The Big Bang Theory' prequel, shares a personal journey of self-discovery and identity in a powerful social media post.
Raegan Revord, known for her role as Missy Cooper in The Big Bang Theory prequel, Young Sheldon, has publicly shared her personal journey with gender identity, identifying as non-binary and using she/they pronouns in a heartfelt social media revelation.
The Big Bang Theory prequel makes television history with its first non-binary character, played by non-binary actor Bria Condon, in a move praised by LGBTQ+ advocates.
British scientists are leading the hunt for a hypothetical 'primordial' black hole, a relic from the Big Bang that could rewrite our understanding of the universe's formation and dark matter.
The iconic TV ad star behind the famous 'Bang! And the dirt is gone' catchphrase leads a surprising double life, working a quirky day job that's a world away from cleaning products.
The Big Bang Theory's Johnny Galecki opens up about his surprising connection to the UK and his love for British culture in an exclusive revelation.
A heartbreaking incident unfolded at Melbourne's Chadstone Shopping Centre as a fire claimed the life of Jae Bang's wife. Authorities are investigating the cause of the blaze.
Astrophysicists uncover chilling evidence that the universe may collapse in a 'Big Crunch', reversing the Big Bang. Could this be our cosmic fate?
The cast of Bad Sisters open up about the shocking finale, fan theories, and whether a second season could happen. Spoilers ahead!
Groundbreaking experiments at CERN reveal new insights into the imbalance between matter and antimatter, potentially explaining why the universe didn't annihilate itself after the Big Bang.