Saying she's back on top form, Miley Cyrus resumed her Bangerz tour in London after a series of canceled shows.

The 21-year-old pop star delayed her U.S. dates until August after treatment for a sinus infection went awry and last week postponed two European shows. Cyrus says she suffered a severe allergic reaction to antibiotics.

One of eight circus acrobats who plunged to the ground during a hair-hanging act in the U.S. says she wants to get back in the ring, and she's hopeful her fellow acrobats will someday return, too. But their medical team said Wednesday that two have spinal cord injuries, and only time will tell if they can ever walk again.

"I'm hoping to join back up with the tour and show the world that I'm OK, and I'm hoping some of the other girls will do the same," Samantha Pitard told The Associated Press after being released from a hospital Tuesday.

It's a September wedding for George Clooney and his bride-to-be Amal Alamuddin.

The couple, who were introduced at a charity event last September, are planning on making the one-year anniversary of their first meeting their wedding day.

The usually publicity shy Angelina Jolie has opened up about marriage, her six children, and her experimental twenties in a rare interview with ELLE magazine.

The 38-year-old star of the upcoming Maleficent film has posed for the title’s cover, and reveals that she and fiance Brad Pitt are now "more interested in each other" than ever before.

Former British broadcaster Stuart Hall repeatedly plied two young teenage girls with drink and raped them in his BBC dressing room, a court heard Wednesday.

Hall abused the trust of their families and preyed on their vulnerability, state prosecutors claimed as they outlined their case against the 84-year-old broadcasting veteran.

Alfonso Cuaron, the Oscar-winning director of sci-fi thriller "Gravity", is bringing his star power to Mexico's very earthly debate over controversial energy reform -- and getting the president's attention.

Cuaron, who has not lived in Mexico for years, has taken out full-page newspaper advertisements twice in the past week to challenge President Enrique Pena Nieto to explain the benefits of the legislation.

A U.S. judge has approved the release of five photos that prosecutors entered into evidence in the assault trial of singer Chris Brown's bodyguard.

One image shows Brown posing with two women outside a Washington hotel last year before the alleged assault. Another shows Brown and bodyguard Christopher Hollosy in custody.

"Avatar" actor Sam Worthington is on track to get his New York assault case dismissed after being accused of punching a photographer, who also was arrested.

The Australian actor was due in court Thursday. But electronic court records show the misdemeanor case was resolved April 8 with an agreement that it will be dismissed if Worthington stays out of trouble for six months. The Daily News first reported on the development.

U.S. pop icon Prince fueled his long-running feud with music industry bosses Monday, slamming them for being "always at the beach," while hard-working artists make fortunes for them.

The 55-year-old, who only weeks ago agreed a new deal with Warner Bros and who is due to release a new studio album, said he has had enough of record label supremos living the good life on the back of musicians. 

Oscar-winning U.S. actress Sally Field finally got a star on Hollywood's storied Walk of Fame on Monday, more than three decades after she earned her first Academy Award.

The 67-year-old joked about her roller-coaster career spanning five decades, including her Oscar-winning performances in 1979's "Norma Rae" and 1984's "Places in the Heart."