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MSNBC’s “The Rachel Maddow Show” opened with a 20-minute segment on the stale story about the alleged Trump dossier and his alleged connections to Russia despite a ton of relevant news.

A Massachusetts museum dedicated to Dr. Seuss says it will replace a mural featuring a Chinese character from one of his books after three authors said they would boycott an event due to the "jarring racial stereotype."

In an interview with The New York Times, pop star Pink slammed the controversial music producer, Dr. Luke, stating he was “not a good person” who “doesn’t do good business.”

Following the reveal that the ninth installment in the unexpectedly popular “Fast and Furious” franchise has been pushed back a whole year, one of the film’s stars is sounding off on social media about the man he thinks is to blame for the delay.

Cleveland Cavaliers star player LeBron James displayed his disdain after the “Keeping Up with the Kardashians” film crew crashed team practice to film Khloe Kardashian’s boyfriend, Tristan Thompson.

Duane “Dog” Chapman gave an update about his wife’s ongoing throat cancer battle on their podcast “Dog & Beth: Looking for Trouble.”

They say you shouldn't hate the player, you should hate the game. But some "Jeopardy!" contestants had viewers fuming with their awful answers, strange strategies and bad behavior. Here are the worst "Jeopardy" villains: 

Roma Downey found herself unable to fall asleep one night as she lay awake in bed next to her husband Mark Burnett while watching the news.

Barbara Eden enchanted audiences across the country with a nod and a blink in the beloved ‘60s sitcom “I Dream of Jeannie” — and 47 years later she’s still celebrated as a beloved TV icon.

Kate's first love wasn't modeling?

Newsweek issued an embarrassing retraction on Tuesday evening about a story that falsely detailed the life of the Vegas shooter's girlfriend, with salacious information that turned out to be fake news.

Newsweek issued an embarrassing retraction on Tuesday evening about a story that falsely detailed the life of the Vegas shooter's girlfriend, with salacious information that turned out to be fake news.

One of Hollywood's biggest power players is being accused in a New York Times report of sexually harassing movie stars, including Ashley Judd, over his decades-long reign over Tinseltown.

Some interviews are considered great for their informative nature, others for how wonderfully wrong they go. This was the case for Harrison Ford and Ryan Gosling as they completely crumbled into laughs while promoting their new film.

Chip and Joanna Gaines of HGTV’s “Fixer Upper” said they were not ending their popular show due to security concerns.

Former pop star Lance Bass had some blunt things to say about gun control in the U.S. and the American Red Cross in the wake of the mass shooting in Las Vegas.

Netflix is raising the price for its most popular U.S. video streaming plan by 10 percent— a move that could boost its profits but slow the subscriber growth that drives its stock price.

Hit animated comedy show “Bob’s Burgers” will be made into a movie that is set to be released in 2020.

The New York Times has reportedly been calling employees of the executive’s production company to ask about his personal behavior.

With the worst mass shooting in American history still fresh in people’s minds, Marvel and Netflix have decided to cancel their panel on the upcoming, and hyper-violent, “The Punisher” TV show at the New York Comic Con.