Alyssa Milano

Alyssa Milano is sharing new details about a car accident she was involved in on Tuesday.

Alyssa Milano is getting candid about one of her lingering COVID-19 symptoms: hair loss. The actress shared in a Twitter video how clumps of her hair are still falling out four months after she first began feeling coronavirus symptoms.

After experiencing COVID-19 symptoms for several months, Alyssa Milano is giving a candid update on her health and speaking out about her frustrating experience with testing.

We’ve got good news for classic TV fans: ‘Who’s the Boss?’ is headed back to the small screen! With ‘80s and ‘90s sitcoms enjoying a renaissance on streaming services, it seems the time is ripe to revisit the beloved series that took the traditional notion of gender roles and turned them around — and at least two of the original...

Despite mounting pressure calling on Walmart to stop selling firearms in the wake of recent mass shootings, two of which happened at their stores, the retail giant said it had no plans to change its gun sale policy. The first of two weekend mass shootings that killed 31 people unfolded at a Walmart store in the border city of El...

A growing number of celebrities who are branching out to host their own podcasts. Notables including Lena Dunham, Chelsea Handler, Alyssa Milano, “Power’s” Omari Hardwick and “Queer Eye” star Karamo Brown are among those who’ve launched their own approximately hour-long, weekly shows this year.

Georgia and Hollywood are worlds away from one another, physically and culturally, but irresistible tax incentives have turned the state into a filming powerhouse dubbed “Hollywood of the South.” Productions as big as Marvel Studios’ superhero blockbusters and shows like “Stranger Things” and “The Walking Dead” call the state home base, and some have not shied away from throwing their...

Actress Alyssa Milano ignited social media with a tweet Friday night calling for women to join her in a sex strike to protest strict abortion bans passed by Republican-controlled legislatures. The former star of “Charmed” and current cast member of “Insatiable,” which is filmed in Georgia, urged women in her tweet to stop having sex “until we get bodily autonomy...

One year after actresses made a major statement about equality at the Golden Globe Awards, Alyssa Milano says that a lot has changed but they still have a long way to go.

As the Woolsey Fire continues to scorch areas of Southern California, one resident describes trying to flee as a “monstrous wave of fire” roared through Malibu. Rick Montanez reports for NBC4 News Nov. 11, 2018.

Celebrities whose coastal homes have been damaged or destroyed in a Southern California wildfire or were forced to flee from the flames expressed sympathy and solidarity with less-famous people hurt worse by the state’s deadly blazes, and gave their gratitude to firefighters who kept them safe.

A fast-moving wildfire in Southern California has scorched a historic movie site, endangered an iconic bachelor pad and forced numerous celebrities to join the thousands fleeing flames that have claimed homes and prompted the total evacuation of the celebrity enclave Malibu. Lady Gaga, Kim Kardashian West, Orlando Bloom, Jessica Simpson and Guillermo del Toro are among numerous celebrities forced to...

Kim Kardashian was forced to leave her home Thursday night after a wildfire started spreading in California.

By the end of her impassioned speech last week in front of a crowded hotel ballroom, Alyssa Milano was choking back tears. The words “Me Too,” the actress and activist told her audience, would continue to ring out as long as society needed them, “reverberating off every closed door, bouncing off every glass ceiling.” “This movement is not going anywhere,”...

Celebrity reaction to the Supreme Court confirmation hearing for Brett Kavanaugh before the Senate Judiciary Committee:

Reactions to a judge on Tuesday sentencing Bill Cosby to three to 10 years in prison for drugging and sexually assaulting a woman was swift across social media

Celebrities, politicians and people around the country are staging walkouts in solidarity with the women who have accused Supreme Court nominee Brett Kavanaugh of sexual assault.

Some of the most vocal proponents of the #MeToo movement and droves of other women have come to the defense of Christine Blasey Ford after President Donald Trump questioned her credibility and wondered why she didn’t report her sexual assault at the time she said it happened. In a slew of unrestrained tweets Friday, Trump contended that if the attack...

After the trailer was released for the new Netflix series “Insatiable,” some on social media voiced concern: Was the dark comedy fat shaming?

Two actresses who star in an upcoming Netflix series that depicts a teenage girl’s transformation from overweight outcast to thin beauty have defended the show amid online claims that the show fat-shames its main character. Actresses Alyssa Milano and Debby Ryan, who appear in the series “Insatiable,” defended the show in a series of tweets. The show tells the story...