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It's a definite "no" for Scott Baio joining his former fellow "Happy Days" cast members for Sunday's planned virtual fundraiser.

Like any sequel, "Borat Subsequent Moviefilm" faces the challenge of what to do for an encore, 14 years and a big box-office haul later. Somehow, though, Sacha Baron Cohen hasn't lost the power to deliver audacious surprises, with enough explosive, not-suitable-for-anywhere laughs to power through the flatter patches this sort of exercise inevitably yields.

Shawn Mendes is just a regular guy.

This season, producers of "The Bachelorette" made a bold move. They decided to film during a pandemic, taking the necessary precautions to ensure that cast and crew stayed safe.

When it comes to her privacy, Emma Roberts had to draw a line.

Twitter may not be loving Chris Pratt these days, but he gets by with a little help from his friends.

The scenery is spectacular in "Rebecca," and that's not even counting stars Lily James and Armie Hammer. Yet this faithful, pretty-but-uninspired adaptation of Daphne Du Maurier's novel doesn't breathe fresh life into the classic, much less eclipse the 1940 Laurence Olivier-Joan Fontaine version that garnered Alfred Hitchcock's lone best-picture Oscar.

The timing of "537 Votes" isn't subtle, focusing on election chaos and chicanery surrounding the 2000 Florida recount weeks before concerns about a repeat two decades later. The HBO documentary, however, provides a contextual, nuanced view -- rooted in the controversy over Cuban boy Elian Gonzalez -- while painting a colorful portrait of the ensuing battle, when the Democrats brought the equivalent of a strongly worded letter to a knife fight.

Spencer Davis, bandleader of The Spencer Davis Group who produced the hits "Keep On Running" and "Gimme Some Lovin'," has died at the age of 81.

Derek Hough returned to the floor on Monday's episode of "Dancing with the Stars" to perform a sexy routine with girlfriend Hayley Erbert.

With Broadway marquees dark, this weekend brings a welcome double dose of the New York stage to TV screens: "American Utopia," David Byrne's free-spirited concert, directed by Spike Lee for HBO; and "What the Constitution Means to Me," Heidi Schreck's not-quite one-woman show, a searing political commentary that finds an at-home forum via Amazon.

On Monday night's season premiere of "The Voice," a contestant named Corey Ward was dealt a tough hand when none of the show's four coaches turned their chairs to take the singer onto the next round.

James Redford, an activist, filmmaker and philanthropist, has died, a rep for his father, actor and director Robert Redford, confirmed to CNN Tuesday.

The last time Rumer Willis appeared on "Red Table Talk" she suggested a topic that host Jada Pinkett Smith took her up on.

Acclaimed actor Jeff Bridges announced Monday on Twitter that he has been diagnosed with lymphoma.

We have yet to see exactly how Clare Crawley's story plays out on "The Bachelorette" this season, but she's trying to tamp down on chatter about at least one thing.

Rapper Fetty Wap says his brother's phone never used to ring three times in a row when he called him, but since his death it now goes straight to voicemail.

"The Underground Railroad" is coming to Amazon and Barry Jenkins delivered a first look at the limited series on Monday.

Wedding bells won't be ringing for Taraji P. Henson and Kelvin Hayden after all.

Twitter has decided that, if given a choice, it chooses to cancel Chris Pratt.