Linkin Park are back with the new song "Up From the Bottom" and the lyrics for their latest single are now available. Linkin Park have been keeping a steady creative momentum ever since they added ...

As we know, CBS news anchor Gayle King went on an all-female Blue Origin flight to space along with Katy Perry, and Jeff Bezos’s fiancée, Lauren Sánchez. The flight lasted eight minutes ...

Gayle King's game face might be a little shaky, but that's OK. The television news journalist, 70, launched into space Monday morning on the historic all-female Blue Origin flight that explored ...

CBS host Gayle King responded to the backlash over the Blue Origin space flight on Tuesday and suggested the all-female crew was being held to a different standard than men who've been to space.

Journalist and television personality Gayle King joined a group of high-profile women on April 14—including Katy Perry and Jeff Bezos’ fiancée Lauren Sánchez—on a very brief Blue Origin ...

Gayle King is hitting back against criticism of her brief trip to space. In an interview with "Extra," the "CBS Mornings" anchor, who blasted off Monday for a celebrity-studded space mission ...

Gayle King addressed individuals who were critical of her trip to space. Pic credit: CBS Following her trip to space, Gayle King addressed those who criticized her and others involved in the ...

Breaking News Intern Gayle King clapped back at critics of her Jeff Bezos-funded Blue Origin flight by suggesting they take a trip to space themselves. “I wish people would do more due diligence.

Oprah Winfrey is so proud of her bestie. The billionaire, 71, cried when her BFF Gayle King took off into space on the Blue Origin mission Monday morning alongside five others, including Katy ...

Its crew includes Blue Origin owner Jeff Bezos' fiancée Lauren Sánchez, singer Katy Perry, CBS anchor Gayle King, former NASA rocket scientist Aisha Bowe, civil rights activist Amanda Nguyen and ...

CBS Mornings anchor Gayle King said her 11-minute spaceflight on Monday proved to her that everyone should see the Earth from above—regardless of the high cost of boarding the space-bound rocket.