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Channing Tatum says he is traumatized after his dreams of playing a Marvel superhero fell apart.

Irish actor Cillian Murphy has said it was "very strange" to film the final series of "Peaky Blinders" without Helen McCrory, as he remembered his "brave" and "magnificent" former co-star.

Two judges on "The Masked Singer" walked off after Rudy Giuliani unmasked himself at the end of a show taping, a source close to the show told CNN Wednesday.

Rihanna has given us another glimpse of her pregnancy.

Four men have been arrested for allegedly being part of a drug trafficking organization that sold deadly fentanyl-laced heroin to actor and producer Michael K. Williams, according to a press release from the United States Attorney's Office of the Southern District of New York.

Though still in its first season, "Abbott Elementary" has captured the hearts of millions.

Neil Young and Joni Mitchell's decision to pull their music from Spotify after podcaster Joe Rogan spread Covid-19 misinformation on the platform has been largely met with support from fellow artists. But it's not as easy for other stars, even those who've been in the music business for decades, to follow suit.

Some former Playboy employees and Playboy Playmates are coming to the defense of Hugh Hefner after the recent debut of A&E's "Secrets of Playboy" docuseries.

Weeks after she announced the postponement of her eagerly awaited Las Vegas residency, Adele has shared a few places where she can be seen.

Dolly Parton and A Tribe Called Quest don't have much in common aside from a propensity for making great music. But now, the beloved country songstress and mythic rap group from Queens might belong to the same class of Rock & Roll Hall of Fame inductees.

Cheslie Kryst's grandfather is struggling to make sense of her death.

After apologizing on social media for her comments about the Holocaust, Whoopi Goldberg opened "The View" on Tuesday by addressing the situation again.

Like a lot of people who discovered David Letterman in high school and college, I didn't quite know what to make of him at first. But a girlfriend (who was in hindsight a lot cooler than I ever was) insisted he was a genius and that I had to stay up and watch.

Thirty-five years after "Dirty Dancing," Fox takes Baby out of the corner (or more accurately, storage) as the basis for an unscripted/celebrity/competition/dancing show, called (what else?) "The Real Dirty Dancing." It's unlikely you'll have the time of your life watching, except perhaps for those who choose to laugh at it rather than with it.

Mickey Guyton, a multi-Grammy-nominated artist, will sing the National Anthem at Super Bowl LVI in Inglewood, California, the National Football League (NFL) announced Tuesday.

Jennifer Garner is coming back to television.

India Arie is the latest prominent artist to announce she'll be removing her music from Spotify because it platforms Joe Rogan, a podcast host who has repeatedly made false claims about the Covid-19 vaccine. Arie's departure from the service is over a different set of comments Rogan made.

Moses J. Moseley, who portrayed one of zombies on "The Walking Dead," has died, his talent manager Gail Tassell confirmed to CNN Tuesday.

Jessica Biel wished husband Justin Timberlake a happy 41st birthday on social media.

"The View" moderator Whoopi Goldberg has provoked outrage for repeatedly asserting that "the Holocaust isn't about race."