Avant shares his ninth studio album, Can We Fall in Love.

The R&B singer wants to bring us back to the days when ballads were the cornerstone of bringing people together. "Because I think people need it," he tells ABC Audio, "I think we all need that right now. We need a sense of direction and I think, if you're not going to get it from the top spot, which is the White House. We need a sense of direction, everybody."

Avant said it was the perfect time to calm people's nerves with last month's groovy release, "Edible," though he says "Nothing Without You," is for his true fans. "This has a lot of feeling and meaning for the people," Avant continues, "And I just felt like it was the perfect time."

More than 15 years ago, Paris Hilton's s** tape was leaked — a personal violation of her privacy that left her family "devastated."

While appearing on Watch What Happens Live with Andy Cohen on Wednesday evening, Paris' aunt Kyle Richards briefly addressed the 2004 scandal.

PARIS Hilton's life changed forever when a s** tape made with her ex-boyfriend was released to the public in the early 2000s.

More than 15 years later, RHOBH's Kyle Richards has revealed her family was "devastated" when her niece Paris Hilton's s** video, featuring Paris and her former lover's intimate rendezvous, was leaked.

Paris Hilton’s s** tape leak back in 2004 left her family "devastated," her aunt Kyle Richards has revealed.

The legendary actor has been dealt a debilitating blow to his earnings during the pandemic and is currently not working.

The Irishman actor's estranged wife, Grace Hightower, asked for an emergency order to raise her monthly American Express card credit limit from $50,000 to $100,000, as revealed by De Niro in court.

A lawyer for Hightower told the judge that her estranged husband had cut her credit card limit and also alleged that she and her two children have been banned from his New York compound.

The legendary actor has stakes in businesses affected by the pandemic

In this EXCLUSIVE look at the July 9 episode of ‘Double Shot At Love,’ the group meddles in Antonio’s love life — and even Pauly and Vinny are intrigued!

The July 9 episode of Double Shot At Love features the group working to find out more about Antonio’s mysterious girlfriend, Nicole. HollywoodLife has an EXCLUSIVE look at the episode, which features the girls giving Nicole a call to invite her to hang out with them in Vegas. “If I was Antonio’s girlfriend, and I saw him literally flirting with EVERY girl in the club, I would chop his d*** off,” one woman says.

There’s a part of Double Shot at Love season 2 episode 4 that brings us all the way to some of the early days of Jersey Shore. How so? Think of this as a sequel to “the letter,” where there was an attempt to clue in Sammi as to some of Ronnie’s actions.

This time around, you’re going to see some of the women in Vegas decide to give Antonio’s girlfriend a call over some of his actions at the club. You see the beginning of the phone call … and of course the sneak peek below ends before you get the end result. What’s so curious about a lot of this at the moment is how Pauly D and Vinny are commenting a lot on the Antonio situation from afar. They are the elder statesmen of this world at the moment, at least in that the two of them understand fully what’s going on here from their past reality TV experience. They’re a little more settled and because of that, they don’t have to deal with some of the drama the same exact way.

The Wonder Years is returning to ABC with a brand new focus.

Nearly three decades after the iconic coming-of-age comedy aired on ABC, the network is working on a pilot for a rebooted version of the classic series about a Black family in Alabama for the 2021-2022 television season, according to The Hollywood Reporter.

The original series aired from 1988 to 1993 and followed a white middle-class family in the 1960s. Fred Savage and Josh Saviano starred as best friends Kevin Arnold and Paul Pfeiffer, respectively, and Danica McKellar played Kevin’s love interest, Winnie Cooper.

The "Empire" co-creator will center this new story on a Black middle-class family in Montgomery, Alabama during the Civil Rights movement of the 1960s.

Fred Savage is returning to the television show that made him a star, albeit in a very different role. The former child star is partnering with "Empire" co-creator Lee Daniels on a re-imagining of his popular "The Wonder Years" series.

The critically-acclaimed hit sitcom ran for six seasons from 1988 to 1993 and is considered one of the greatest television shows of all time. Along the way, Savage became the youngest actor ever nominated for a Lead Actor Emmy at only 13 years old.