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This Halloween season, scary viewing looks more diverse than ever. Get to know "Lovecraft Country" screenwriter Ihuoma Ofordire and Jay Ellis, whose Black Bar Mitzvah production company is releasing "Black Box."

See some of what's streaming on Netflix, HBO Max, Disney+ and more in November.

If "Baby Yoda" (a.k.a. "The Child") was the big surprise when "The Mandalorian" made its debut a year ago, the second season arrives amid sky-high expectations that seemed difficult to fulfill. Yet the Disney+ series managed to deliver on them with its premiere, which featured numerous creatures and aliens looping back into the mythology of the original trilogy, and yes, another flourish designed to set the Internet ablaze.

Jeff Bridges is thanking everyone who has supported him since he shared his lymphoma diagnosis.

Ariana Grande's latest album is the sixth studio album the singer has released.

Loving gift or creepy?

Do your civic duty, get a cookie -- from Paul Rudd.

"His clothes are dirty, but his hands are clean. And you are the best thing that he's ever seen."

Scarlett Johansson and Colin Jost are officially married.

Roughly fifteen minutes into her first meeting with the "Grey's Anatomy" writers about the new season, showrunner Krista Vernoff said she knew there was no turning their back on Covid-19.

Chicago is a big, wonderful mess of a city, one that President Trump has turned into a political punching bag amid his "law and order" campaign cries. Filmmaker Steve James seeks to capture the Windy City's complexity in "City So Real," a five-part documentary that proves richly detailed but a bit too messy, pulling in disparate stories and characters at the expense of a cohesive picture.

Twelve years ago, it was Will.i.am's star-studded spoken word video "Yes We Can" that provided the soundtrack to Barack Obama's historic run for the presidency.

Only in 2020 would your favorite musician hang out at your house but you're not there to experience it.

It takes who to tango?

Michael Fishman is sharing his story of loss and grief in an attempt to help others.

Undeterred by an ongoing pandemic, Kim Kardashian West has revealed she threw a party for herself and dozens of friends on a private island that swapped social distancing for dancing, bike-riding and swimming with whales. But at least she did it humbly.

Chrissy Teigen is healing from the loss of her child and grateful for the outpouring of support her family has received since, she says in a new essay published Tuesday.

A sneak peek of "Keeping Up With the Kardashians" has confirmed that Khloe Kardashian suffered from Covid-19.

Netflix has cast the actor to play a high school aged Colin Kaepernick in its limited series.

Hold on to your seats, Bachelor Nation, because it looks like a bumpy road is ahead.