Watching Issa Rae and Kumail Nanjiani riff off each other is intermittently fun, but that's all there is to recommend "The Lovebirds," a dark, somewhat chaotic romantic comedy. The movie's flight path was redirected to Netflix, which, given its limited appeal, is likely the most hospitable roost for a concept that would have faced box-office headwinds.
"Trading Spaces" designer Genevieve Gorder is talking about using your home to improve mental health at a time when most of us are spending lots of time inside due to the coronavirus pandemic.
Award-winning singer and songwriter Lana Del Rey has confirmed that her latest album will be released September 5 and has hit back at critics who, she claims, have "crucified" her.
"Pioneer Woman" star Ree Drummond's pure, wholesome sense of positivity is such a hallmark of her cooking show that the slightest hint of motherly concern in her voice was jarring as she introduced the first of her "Staying at Home" specials.
Fox was an early architect of the tawdriest forms of reality TV, and appears eager to dredge up its renegade roots with "Labor of Love." It's an attention-grabbing concept -- a 41-year-old woman looking for a guy with whom she can have a baby -- that becomes less fertile after the introductions.
Charlie Carver, who appears in the upcoming "The Batman" film, revealed in a speech that he felt unsafe in school growing up because he is gay and many kids weren't so understanding.
Some big names in Hollywood are partnering with Dr. Anthony Fauci and other experts for a campaign to highlight what they say is a need for a more unified global response to the pandemic.
Gregory Tyree Boyce, an actor who appeared in the 2008 film "Twilight," was found dead in a Las Vegas residence, a spokesperson with the Clark County Office of the Coroner/Medical Examiner confirmed to CNN.