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Jimmy Kimmel has decided to chill this summer.

Alicia Keys is singing about police violence in her new song, titled "Perfect Way To Die."

A teen gospel singer whose song protesting the killing of African Americans by police went viral has been signed by Warner Records.

"This is not your grandma's Perry Mason" isn't much of a marketing pitch. A better description for this sort-of origin story, however, is "Chinatown" meets "Boardwalk Empire," in a slick, gritty period crime drama that's good enough to make an argument for watching, if not quite an open-and-shut case.

Marking an impressive directorial debut, "Miss Juneteenth" is a straightforward story of mothers and daughters -- of opportunities lost, roads not taken, and hopes and dreams passed from one generation to the next. It's also a terrific showcase for star Nicole Beharie, hitting demand platforms on, yes, June 19, following a run on the festival circuit.

Jodie Landon is getting her own show.

From now on, anyone working for Taylor Swift will have the day off for Juneteenth.

Gabrielle Union helped kick off some conversations about race in Hollywood and now she's got even more to say.

Amanda Kloots spoke at length on Instagram Wednesday evening, answering questions about her husband, actor Nick Cordero.

That's so Raven-Symoné to get married privately.

On June 21, Fran Drescher will officially be 20 years cancer free, and that's cause for celebration.

Grab some ice cubes to pop into your hot chocolate and plan on settling in for "Christmas in July."

"Where's My Roy Cohn?" was a very good documentary about the notorious lawyer and fixer, including lessons -- never apologize and constantly attack -- he taught to a young client named Donald Trump. What sets "Bully. Coward. Victim. The Story of Roy Cohn" apart is the personal connection for director Ivy Meeropol, the granddaughter of Julius and Ethel Rosenberg.

Kristen Stewart is set to play Princess Diana in an upcoming movie that will focus on the late princess' split from Prince Charles.

Watching a horror movie might seem a little redundant to some right now, but "You Should Have Left" has a nifty throwback feel -- as much "The Twilight Zone" as the broader entries for which its production company, Blumhouse, is known. Kevin Bacon plays the guy seeking to unwind in a very creepy house, adding an extra degree of class to this spare and modest exercise.

Things got really bad for Mama June Shannon, the reality star admitted.

Actor Danny Masterson, best known for his role on "That '70s Show," was charged with three counts of rape, Los Angeles County District Attorney Jackie Lacey announced Wednesday.

Kelly Clarkson became embedded in pop culture history in the early 2000s, and we're not talking about being crowned the first winner of "American Idol."

Beyoncé Knowles Carter and her husband Jay-Z are being accused of not giving a Jamaican artist credit for her contribution to their single "Black Effect."

She's back!