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Jessica Simpson celebrated her daughter's second birthday with doughnuts and a tender Instagram post.

Sharon Stone says she wasn't warned that her genitals would be exposed in the infamous interrogation scene in "Basic Instinct."

Hailey Bieber knows getting married when you're in your 20s may not seem like such a good idea to many people, but for her and Justin Bieber, it worked.

Tayshia Adams knows that being a co-host of the upcoming season of "The Bachelorette" is a big moment for her and the franchise.

When your mom is Beyoncé and your dad is Jay-Z, it's expected that you have to stunt on people at least a little.

"Q: Into the Storm" bears a resemblance to an earlier HBO docuseries, "The Jinx," unfolding like a mystery, as the filmmaker plays mental chess with his subjects. What gives this six-part effort particular heft is the role QAnon has come to play in US politics, becoming, as director Cullen Hoback puts it, "part interactive game, part religion, part political movement."

Anyone with a taste for Cold War dramas will find an intriguing addition to their cinematic library with "The Courier," a fact-based story featuring Benedict Cumberbatch as a Hitchcockian everyman who becomes the unlikely conduit to a Soviet leaker of secrets in 1960. It's the kind of historical tale that, after the closing crawl, will likely send more than a few viewers running to Google to read more.

Westlife are making a comeback that's likely to leave fans raised up and flying without wings.

After Albert Einstein and Pablo Picasso, "Genius: Aretha" is both the most commercial and the best installment of this National Geographic anthology series, powered by Cynthia Erivo's "give her all the awards now" performance as the Queen of Soul. Flitting around in time and covering a great deal of ground, the production earns a big helping of R-E-S-P-E-C-T to all concerned.

Well before the shootings at three Atlanta-area spas which left eight people dead, some in Hollywood were sounding the alarm about violence in the US targeting Asians and Asian Americans.

Actor Armie Hammer is under police investigation after a woman alleged she was violently raped by Hammer in 2017 for several hours and thought she was going to be killed.

If it seems like there are more apologies from celebs these days when it comes to matters of race, it's because there are.

Ryan Reynolds had never seen "Green Lantern" until Wednesday, when he decided to view it for the first time and tweet all about it.

Marvel has seemingly cracked the code for its streaming efforts, seizing on underdeveloped threads and relationships from its blockbuster movies and giving them room (OK, about six hours) to breathe on Disney+. After the risk-taking format of "WandaVision," "The Falcon and the Winter Soldier" feels more conventional based strictly on its muscular premiere, while offering a welcome showcase for Anthony Mackie and Sebastian Stan.

Sharon Osbourne has been speaking out about her confrontation with fellow "The Talk" co-host Sheryl Underwood, but Underwood has addressed it as well.

Demi Lovato wastes no time getting to the details of her 2018 overdose in her new docuseries, "Demi Lovato: Dancing With the Devil."

The newish medium of streaming is perhaps inevitably taking TV to its logical endpoint -- namely, a weird return back to radio. At least, that's the sense watching (or really, listening to) "Calls," an Apple TV+ throwback to Orson Welles' famous "War of the Worlds" radio broadcast mixed with "The Twilight Zone," reminding us that sometimes what you hear is scarier than what you see.

Mama June Shannon has gotten clean and is coming clean about her addiction.

Billie Eilish is blonde and if her social media postings are any indication, it's everything she wanted.

Cardi B famously raps "Cardi don't need more press," but if that's the case, she may want to chill on Twitter.