Bachelor fans were left in shock Monday night, not because of who Arie Luyendyk Jr. chose to call his future wife, but because of how quickly the magical romance ended.
After making a splash with its premiere, CBS debuted episode 2 of its bold comedy about religion, “Living Biblically.” This week, Chip tackled the concept of false idols when he recognized an upsetting attachment to his own cell phone.
Former anchor and legal analyst Adrienne Lawrence filed a sexual harassment and discrimination lawsuit against ESPN this weekend for incidents dating back to 2015.
CNN star Jim Acosta claimed White House Press Secretary Sarah Sanders snubbed him at Monday’s press briefing yet again and seemingly called for “courage” — before she put him in his place.
One current and one former attorney for rap mogul Marion "Suge" Knight have been indicted on charges including conspiring to bribe potential witnesses in his upcoming murder trial, authorities said Monday.
James Comey has found a safe space at Disney’s ABC News -- with the network announcing that the fired FBI boss will give his first interview to “Good Morning America” star George Stephanopoulos on April 15, coinciding with the much-anticipated release of Comey's book.
Just days after “Full House” creator Jeff Franklin was fired as showrunner of Netflix’s “Fuller House,” actress Candace Cameron Bure became the first to speak about the scandal publicly.
Director Eli Roth is pushing forward with his remake of the 1974 action film “Death Wish,” starring Bruce Willis, despite the fact that the current climate surrounding its themes have been called into question after the recent Parkland, Fla. shooting.
The politically charged 2018 Academy Awards were down 20 percent compared to the 2017 numbers, averaging 26.5 million viewers. It's the first time that the Oscars averaged fewer than 30 million people since at least 1974 when Nielsen started keeping track.