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Gibson had long been shunned in Hollywood since an anti-Semitic tirade while being arrested for drunk driving in 2006 and a 2011 conviction for domestic violence.

Amy Adams and Tom Hanks are not Oscar nominees this year, but for a moment Tuesday morning both were listed on the official Oscars website as having scored lead acting nominations.

Keep the Kleenex coming.

Here are the five biggest snubs from this morning's Oscars announcement:

It’s far from the first time she’s promoted and out-of-the-box medical treatment.

Erin Andrews revealed she battled cancer through the football season without missing a single game.

The actor explains to ET why the leaked behind-the-scenes footage "does not tell the whole story."

Wynonna is speaking out about the furor.

Chelsea Handler took a swipe at Melania Trump saying she wouldn't interview the First Lady because "she can barely speak English."

Sometimes stars want to cringe with embarrassment. Other times, they just want attention.

The 89th annual Oscar nominations are announced.

Ewan McGregor canceled his appearance on the Good Morning Britain television show because of a dispute with host Piers Morgan over recent women's marches.

It's hard to believe that Woody Harrelson, the actor who played a sociopath in “Natural Born Killers” and smashed zombie heads in “Zombieland” once feared for his life after being held up at gunpoint.

A man who was recently arrested for allegedly impersonating Justin Bieber online in order to get nude photos from minor females is facing child pornography and extortion charges.

See what your favorite celebrities look like before they hit the makeup chair... and after.

The streaming service's new docu-series premiered Saturday at the Sundance Film Festival.

Baby, is that you?

Some unsuspecting customers at an electronics store were scared silly when Paramount Pictures set up a prank inside the store.

NBC won't comment on a "Saturday Night Live" writer's tweet that President Donald Trump's youngest son Barron would become "the first homeschool shooter."

At the dawn of the Donald Trump administration, "Saturday Night Live's" own Trump — Alec Baldwin — will be back as the show's guest host for the 17th time.