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Issa Rae has spoken out about the lack of diversity in TV, revealing that she was once advised to always include a White character in her shows to ensure the project would "blow up."

Adele is opening up about making her upcoming album and finding happiness.

If your family is in to fun with a side of a little scary, The Muppets have got you covered.

Neil Patrick Harris is here to give you tips, hacks and even a few magic tricks in his newly launched newsletter.

Mark Consuelos is leaving "Riverdale."

Not one of the judges guessed the true identity of the Baby on Wednesday night's episode of "The Masked Singer."

Kim Kardashian is just days away from her hosting debut on "Saturday Night Live."

The death of actress Brittany Murphy in 2009 has spurred another documentary looking into the mystery surrounding her final days.

Netflix has said it will edit scenes featuring a phone number in the smash hit show "Squid Game" after a woman in South Korea said she was inundated with thousands of calls and texts.

Andrew Lloyd Webber says he now has a therapy dog, thanks, in part, to the trauma of the "Cats" movie.

With Monica Lewinsky as producer, narrator and self-proclaimed "patient zero" for its premise, "15 Minutes of Shame" is a thought-provoking if slightly scattered documentary, one that looks at the nastiness of online culture, its tendency toward snap judgments and the havoc that can wreak on lives of ordinary people.

Jake Gyllenhaal sounds ready to settle down.

Captain Kirk is headed to space.

William Shatner, who is known for playing Captain Kirk on 'Star Trek,' jokes with CNN's Anderson Cooper about his plans for his space flight with Blue Origin. Watch Anderson Cooper Full Circle on Monday, Wednesday and Friday at 6pm E.T.

For more than a year, Britney Spears has been mentioning "Project Rose" in her various Instagram posts.

ESPN "SportsCenter" anchor Sage Steele has apologized after making controversial statements about vaccine mandates, female sports reporters and former President Barack Obama's racial identity.

Dave Chappelle is back in some familiar hot water.

Leaving "The Resident" after four years was "bittersweet" for Emily VanCamp.

The dragons are coming. The official teaser for "House of The Dragon" has dropped and get ready for all types of action.

CBS takes one step into the unknown and another into the comfort of the past this week, which is about as adventurous as one can expect risk-averse broadcasters to be these days. "Ghosts," a mildly amusing comedy, tries to bring some new life to network's Thursday comedy lineup, while "CSI: Vegas" combines old and new faces around its familiar chalk outlines.