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Richard Simmons, who built a fitness empire in the 1980s and a reputation as a gregarious health advocate with a bubbly personality, has remained out of the public eye in recent years.
The fitness guru is alive, well, and still fabulously skinny.
The show at Universal Studios Hollywood showcased some really outdated gay cliches and offended many.
The National Enquirer got it wrong, the fitness guru said, and he sent a message of support to the families of victims at Pulse.
The 'Sweatin' to the Oldies' star was 76.
Critics have taken Universal Studios to task for a homophobic production of Bill and Ted's Excellent Halloween Adventure, which features offensive portrayals of minority characters.
Richard Simmons is suing two tabloids for libel after they published stories claiming he was in the process of transitioning.
Remember that time in 2003 when Richard Simmons and the cast of Whose Line Is It Anyway? got a little too sexual for an ABC show?
The tabloid's latest cover of Richard Simmons is the last straw.
Let's parse some of his problematic tweets.
Everyone's favorite talk show host is also one of the world's greatest pranksters. In honor of April Fool's Day, here are her best mischievous moments.
