Joan Rivers

This election year has been witness to some of the most ridiculous, fact-free rhetoric in the history of presidential politics, but just when you thought it couldn't get any more ridiculous than the claim that Trump Tower has the nation's best taco bowls, along comes Alex Jones:

Melissa Rivers got a bit of closure today.

While nothing could replace her mother, the comedic legend Joan Rivers, Melissa announced that the multimillion dollar malpractice lawsuit she brought against Yorkville Endoscopy has been settled.

Just weeks after memorably declaring that Kathy Griffin "sh-t on" her mother's legacy, Melissa Rivers has announced that the controversial style and comedy roundtable show Fashion Police will return to E! - with Melissa as lead host.

Now that the dust has settled from the bizarre Giuliana Rancic-Zendaya debacle, one of the stars who was indirectly involved is speaking out for the first time.

As you may recall, there were concerns that the E! series Fashion Police wouldn't be able to keep up its signature brand of gleefully below-the-belt snark and red carpet fashion commentary following the death of Joan Rivers. 

Ever since Kelly Osbourne quit Fashion Police last month, new rumors about her potential replacement have surfaced daily.

Despite the many viable candidates who have tossed their hats into the ring, however, the one name that seems to be mentioned more than any other is Khloe Kardashian's.

Last month, Giuliana Rancic made a comment about Zendaya's hair that sparked outrage from fans of Fashion Police, and subsequently angered millions of others, as the wildfire of controversy spread across the Internet.

Zendaya accepted Rancic's apology in the most gracious fashion imaginable, and the whole thing should have been over and done with.

It's official - Kelly Osbourne is no longer one of the co-hosts of the long-running E! series Fashion Police. 

TMZ is reporting that Kelly quit the show today amidst escalating tensions with producers.

The queen of the red carpet, Joan Rivers, was snubbed by the Oscars on Sunday night, when the producers neglected to include her in the "in-memoriam" segment.

The Academy Awards' In Memoriam segment paid tribute to a lot of great stars, but the most buzz was generated by one who wasn't included: Joan Rivers.

The Oscar snubs keep coming even at the actual ceremony, apparently.

Four months after the tragic death of Joan Rivers, the late comedian's daughter has filed a multi-million dollar lawsuit against Yorkville Endoscopy and the physicians who performed surgery on Joan prior to her September passing.

According to legal documents, Melissa Rivers alleges gross medical malpractice, stating that doctors didn't perform a tracheotomy on the star, who stopped breathing after undergoing an unplanned biopsy.

As the sports saying goes, Father Time is undefeated. Everybody ages eventually, even Hollywood's rich and famous and attention-seeking reality TV stars.

Not all celebrities are created equal, however. 35 in Hollywood is not the same as 35 in McIntyre, Ga., as the side-by-side photo comparison below illustrates.

In their own times, cable television, the Internet, and reality shows each made it easier than ever to hit the A-list. 

These days it seems that we have more famous faces than ever, and as a result, we mourn the loss of more celebrities each year.

Halloween is just around the corner, but if you still haven't figured out a costume, worry not - we've got your covered.

You can always check out our list of unorthodox "sexy" Halloween costumes, if you want to got the revealing route. Of course, if the cat ears and underwear look isn't for you, why not just steal an idea from a celebrity?

Now that Joan Rivers' cause of death has been determined, the world can stop focusing on the events of her final days and get back to the lifetime of work that made her a household name for generations.

Yesterday, Joan Rivers' cause of death was revealed to be a lack of oxygen to the brain resulting from "predictable" complications during surgery.

When Joan Rivers died following a routine surgical procedure in August, the doctors in charge of the operation were accused of negligence and malpractice by a number of medical experts and media outlets.