Author: Sonja Haller, USA TODAY

Bullet-resistant backpack makers report rush in sales after the mass shootings. But can they stop a bullet? Depends.

After three lawsuits over IVF ‘mix-ups’ in two months, parents are speaking out to say the patchwork of fertility center regulations isn’t enough.

Kirsten Dunst returns to the screen for Showtime’s “On Becoming a God In Central Florida.” She says being a SAHM is exhausting and she would be right.

Celebrity tattoo artist Daniel Stone inked the names of Matt Damon’s four daughters on his arm.

The 6-year-old Georgia boy wore the shirt on his first day of school and hundreds of kids and adults are ordering the shirt he asked his mom to make.

More than two dozen people were killed this weekend in two separate shootings. The 4 S’s help parents prepare for explaining the unfathomable.

The Olympian revealed her initial mixed feelings about pregnancy, which spawned from the fear women sometimes have to choose between family and career.

Store president said the dolls “somehow slipped through the cracks.” City, state leaders say the “Feel Better Doll” is racist and promotes violence.

Armie Hammer’s wife, Elizabeth Chambers, says posting the toe-sucking video wasn’t the actor’s “best move,” but calls son’s foot obsession a phase.

Watch “Now and Then,” “Judy Moody and the Not Bummer Summer,” “Rocky I-V” and a new season of “Trolls.” Both “Hairspray” movies are gone Aug. 1.