CNN anchor Anderson Cooper repeatedly choked up on Thursday as he shared his experiences with grief during a panel discussion ...

(Brynn Anderson/AP) Philadelphia Eagles ... in New Orleans. (AP Photo/Charlie Riedel) Philadelphia Eagles defensive back Cooper DeJean (33) celebrates with safety C.J. Gardner-Johnson (8) after ...

Bradley Cooper, who hails from ... in New Orleans. (AP Photo/Gerald Herbert) Obviously Taylor Swift was in the building to cheer on boyfriend Travis Kelce. The pop megastar brought some friends ...

The journalist, whose mom Gloria Vanderbilt died in 2019, is dad to sons Wyatt Morgan, 4, and Sebastian Luke, 3, ...

In his response, Cooper, who lost his mom, Gloria Vanderbilt, in 2019, noted that one of his sons started asking him questions about death, specifically related to Vanderbilt.

Appearing at the On Air Fest in Brooklyn, New York, on Thursday (February 20), Cooper spoke with host Audie Cornish about his All There Is with Anderson Cooper podcast, which explores grief in all its ...

CNN anchor Anderson Cooper and former New Hampshire Gov. Chris Sununu engaged in a tense on-air exchange Tuesday, culminating in a remark from Cooper that quickly went viral: “Don’t be a d–k.” ...

Cooper later apologized to his CNN guest and was even met with compliments in return Anderson Cooper lobbed a surprising name toward a longtime Republican lawmaker while they were live on CNN this ...

CNN's Anderson Cooper clashed with former GOP Gov. Chris Sununu on Tuesday over the Department of Government Efficiency's (DOGE) findings, as the CNN host accused Sununu of putting words in his mouth.

CNN anchor Anderson Cooper called former New Hampshire Gov. Chris Sununu a “dick” during a debate over Elon Musk’s Department of Government Efficiency (DOGE) on live TV Tuesday. Cooper later ...

For the second consecutive night, a CNN host had a blowup at a Republican guest as Anderson Cooper excoriated former New Hampshire governor Chris Sununu for being 'a d***.' On Monday night ...

CNN anchor Anderson Cooper admonished former New Hampshire Gov. Chris Sununu (R) during a debate over federal funding on the cable network this week. “It’s 23 days in here, guys, 23 days.