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If anyone understands isolation, it's the character Kimmy Schmidt.

Like most parents suddenly trying to homeschool, Drew Barrymore is experiencing the ups and downs of being quarantined with young kids during the coronavirus pandemic.

Tig Notaro wants to party with you. Kind of.

Angelina Jolie wants us all to check in on each other while we quarantine to stem the spread of coronavirus.

Cameron Diaz made a return to social media Tuesday to share how life is going being a new mom under quarantine.

The world is getting a gift the day before Alex Trebek turns 80 - his memoir.

Despite looking back to the 1970s battle over the Equal Rights Amendment, "Mrs. America" is as fresh and urgent as the half-century of political jockeying that has unfolded since those events. Cate Blanchett heads a sensational cast as conservative activist Phyllis Schlafly, in a limited series -- premiering on Hulu, but produced sibling network FX -- that's among the very best of both.

In a move that will come as sweet relief to British parents, actor Tom Hardy is going to take over bedtime story duty for a week.

Plans to hold the Cannes Film Festival are once again being reevaluated amid the global coronavirus pandemic.

The volume of available content to stream and the urge to binge-watch is at an all-time high in the age of Covid-19. "Tiger King," "The Two Popes," "Uncut Gems," "Phantom Thread," "A Quiet Place" and more are on Netflix, and I hear Apple makes TV now. As a child-free laptop owner lucky enough to be working from home during the UK lockdown, there couldn't be a more open opportunity to broaden my cultural horizons -- or at least have a clue what the rest of Twitter is on about.

Rita Wilson appeared on CBS This Morning on Tuesday to talk about her experience with the coronavirus.

Do you keep thinking about movies that speak to our shutdown/lockdown/shelter-in-place/quarantine lives at the moment?

Millions of graduating students won't have commencement ceremonies this year due to ongoing social distancing amid the coronavirus pandemic, but thanks to a new podcast, they will have commencement speakers.

Be patient, science fiction fans. There's a gift for you this holiday season.

As we continue to adjust to what is probably safe to call the "new normal" of the moment, some celebrities are helping life feel a little less dire.

Two of music's biggest producers have come together to bring joy in the form of entertainment amid the coronavirus pandemic.

Even celebs are struggling when it comes to personal grooming.

"The Bachelor Presents: Listen to Your Heart" premiered Monday night with musical contestants looking for love like Jackson and Ally in "A Star is Born."

Danny Goldman, a veteran actor who voiced the character of Brainy Smurf in the popular 1980s animated series "The Smurfs," has died, his longtime agent Doug Ely confirmed to CNN.

We all need some feel good TV right now and thankfully, Brad Pitt is here for Season 1, Episode 1 of "Celebrity IOU" on HGTV.