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The nominees for the 23rd Latin Grammy Awards were revealed Tuesday, and Bad Bunny capped off his hot summer.

Live from New York... you know the drill.

You can stay up with Jimmy Kimmel for at least three more years.

The Golden Globes are coming back to television.

A prequel to a prequel, "Andor" brings a gritty tone and look to the "Star Wars" universe, as much the washed-out landscape of "Blade Runner" as George Lucas' far-away galaxy. Yet whatever promise that entails is mostly lost in flabby storytelling, essentially stretching what would have been a 10-minute movie prologue over the first three episodes.

The podcast that shined light on Adnan Syed's case was there Monday when he was released to home detention.

Matthew McConaughey says his father helped teach him about the concept of consent.

Following allegations that he cheated on wife Behati Prinsloo and wanted to name their child after his alleged mistress, Adam Levine is speaking out.

Selma Blair made her debut on Monday's season premiere of "Dancing with the Stars," nearly four years after revealing her multiple sclerosis diagnosis.

Kelly Clarkson isn't forgetting her roots.

Actress Soleil Moon Frye spent one week with Ukrainian refugees and is urging the public to do what they can to help.

Camila Cabello is turning her chair as the newest coach on "The Voice."

Well, that didn't last very long.

The meta aspects of a Hulu comedy about the making of a Hulu comedy quickly pile up in "Reboot," a fictional show about reviving a series from the early 2000s, reuniting the cast and crew with all their insecurities and old grudges. Created by "Modern Family's" Steve Levitan, it's a breezy and very-inside look at Hollywood, with a few too many rim shots but still a fair amount of laughs.

Blake Lively decided that if anyone was going to share her pregnancy photos it was going to be her.

Actress Trina McGee has explained why she was not in the series finale of "Boy Meets World."

Karamo Brown's new talk show, "Karamo," debuts Monday.

Movies are about more than awards, but the films that walk away with Oscars is one of the way of distinguishing years in everything from time-capsule radio contests to greeting cards.

Lea Michele has leaned into being a "Funny Girl."

"House of the Dragon's" fifth episode is actually significant for logistical reasons, essentially marking the end of the chapter before the show time jumps ahead, featuring older versions of some characters and somewhat shuffling the deck.