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Denzel Washington is being called a "good Samaritan" after coming to the aid of a man in distress in Los Angeles last week.

Amid the widespread outrage over the death of Minneapolis security guard George Floyd, Madonna is coming under fire for a social media misstep.

Nick Offerman wants to help keep people fed during the coronavirus pandemic.

More music has been released by Juice Wrld.

It's finally here!

A 2001 cheating scandal on "Who Wants to Be a Millionaire" would have been an enormous story in the U.S., except that the news broke in the U.K. almost immediately after the Sept. 11 terror attacks. The under-covered aspect of the story brings an extra level of deliciousness to "Quiz," a three-part AMC miniseries that -- final answer -- is well worth the time.

Reuniting Steve Carell and "The Office" producer Greg Daniels, "Space Force" carries such an impressive payload -- from the star-heavy cast to the concept -- it's a shame the actual show isn't better. As is, this too-broad parody has sporadic moments but consistently feels like it's trying way too hard to achieve liftoff, like an "Airplane!" movie gone wrong.

Chris Rock and Rosie Perez have a message for their fellow New Yorkers: wear a face covering.

Ice Cube canceled his appearance on "Good Morning America" on Thursday, directly referencing the killing of George Floyd by Minneapolis police as the reason why.

David Guetta hopes to get you on your feet this weekend.

Ruby Rose is speaking out to thank everyone who participated in the series she left.

Claire Foy and Matt Smith are reuniting on stage. "The Crown" co-stars will perform in a socially-distanced play at the Old Vic in London this June, the iconic theater announced on its site.

Dolly Parton has a new quarantine-inspired tune.

Netflix will not participate in the festival circuit this season.

Katy Perry used the space launch delay to talk about another bump.

As the daughter of Diana Ross, Tracee Ellis Ross' portrayal of a pop diva adds an appealing hook to "The High Note," which casts her as an aging songstress whose career has reached a crossroads. Despite a fairly generic tune, the movie comes together harmoniously enough, augmented in part by characters motivated and connected by their passion for music.

"Jeffrey Epstein: Filthy Rich" begins with an arresting image: Close-up footage of the wealthy hedge-fund manager during a 2012 deposition, as he is questioned about allegedly soliciting minors for prostitution. It's grainy and raw, a fair description of this four-part documentary, which squarely focuses on the story from the alleged victims' perspective.

Jonathan Steingard, frontman for the Christian rock band Hawk Nelson, has gone public with some personal news.

That's one way to escape the coronavirus pandemic.

It may be sunny but Ariana Grande and Lady Gaga say it's gonna be a rainy one.