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Jeff Bridges has offered an update two months after he announced he has lymphoma.

Sharon Osbourne has revealed she's tested positive for Covid-19.

Indya Moore wants to help ensure that every kid gets a gift this year.

The British pop group Little Mix is going through a big shakeup.

The year 2020 will be remembered for many things, but in terms of movies and TV, it will mark the moment when streaming became a flood. While that has huge business implications for entertainment companies, it also means something for consumers and society, as the adhesive of shared cultural touchstones gets that much thinner.

Oh, Christmas tree!

Some musicals and a superhero film made this year's list of America's most influential motion pictures to be inducted into the National Film Registry of the Library of Congress.

Some viewers may not be loving Christian Serratos in "Selena: The Series," but the slain Tejano star's brother has her back.

The Country Music Association has outlined its Covid-19 testing procedure for its recent awards show after Charley Pride's death last week.

Disguised as passionate Jets fans, Timothée Chalamet and Pete Davidson mocked conservative news channel Newsmax on "Saturday Night Live" last night.

Blue Ivy Carter is officially a Grammy-nominated artist.

It looks like fans will have to wait until January for the Verzuz battle between Ashanti and Keyshia Cole.

When she's not helping fund vaccine research or supporting the Black Lives Matter movement or inventing a successful meme, the monarch of country music Dolly Parton is apparently saving lives.

Actor and wrestler Thomas Lister Jr., also known as "Tiny," was found dead in his home Thursday after experiencing Covid-19 symptoms, his manager told CNN.

Disney has announced that a third installment of "Sister Act" is in development, with Whoopi Goldberg reprising her starring role nearly three decades after the original film was hailed by audiences worldwide.

Lin-Manuel Miranda has signed on to write the music for Walt Disney Animation Studios' new animated feature "Encanto."

Britney Spears and Backstreet Boys have a song that will certainly get you moving and grooving this holiday season.

Chris Evans is Buzz Lightyear.

Anyone who has watched a lot of sports movies can practically read the formations, with football serving as its own overpopulated subgenre. "Safety" doesn't deviate from that game plan, but this fact-based Disney+ movie presents a story that's stirring enough to predictably eke across the goal line as an old-fashioned crowd-pleaser, even if it's playing on a venue without crowds.

Knowing the songs isn't knowing the whole story with "The Bee Gees: How Can You Mend a Broken Heart," the HBO documentary you probably didn't know you needed. That's because this infectious film goes beyond mere nostalgia in chronicling the roller-coaster ups and downs of the brothers Gibb, which should make anyone even mildly familiar with the group feel a little "Fever"-ish.