SINGAPORE – After amassing several hits in the last 16 years, American R&B singer Jason Derulo says his next album will be his final one. Titled The Last Dance, the star behind club-friendly pop ...

Isbell's one-man outing behind his 'Foxes in the Snow' album is up there with his band tours for sheer musical electricity. Playing a mid-tour show at Oakland’s Calvin Simmons Theatre (a juke ...

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Character actor Peter Jason, who played Con Stapleton in the drama Deadwood and appeared in a number of John Carpenter and Walter Hill directed films, has died. He was 80 and the cause of his ...

“What also felt different is just the way he talks about her and talked about her from the moment he was with her," Kelce said Charna Flam is a writer-reporter at PEOPLE. She has been working at ...

Jason Kelce admits Taylor Swift has played a major role in helping his brother, Travis Kelce, grow up over the last few years. While appearing on Tuesday’s episode of the “Fitz & Whit ...

Jason Kelce took to the podium at a local Pennsylvania board meeting to discuss a new home he and his wife, Kylie Kelce, are planning on building for their growing family. Last week, Jason, 37 ...

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"He was like Peter Pan," Jason Kelce said of the change he's seen in his brother Travis Kelce on a recent podcast Brooke Sutton/Getty Travis Kelce is adulting, according to his brother Jason Kelce.

Peter Jason, a character actor known for his roles in “Deadwood,” “48 Hrs.” and “Prince of Darkness,” along with his many television appearances, died Thursday in his West Hollywood home.