CNN Entertainment

The iconic rap group Public Enemy had an internal struggle over the weekend that ended with founding member Flavor Fav being fired.

The Recording Academy, best known for its Grammy Awards, announced Monday that it has fired its former president and chief executive officer, Deborah Dugan.

Marie Osmond says none of the money she's made over her lifetime will be left to her children.

Lady Gaga is far from "Shallow" now.

ABC went back in the archives for the newest "Bachelorette."

James Lipton, the creator and longtime host of "Inside the Actors Studio," has died, according to a statement from Ovation TV.

Shannen Doherty is getting by with a little help from her friends.

Netflix is leaning into their comedy game.

Actress Racquel Bailey made a big gesture when she paid for billboards with her face on them to get Tyler Perry's attention last year. Now, she is featured on Perry's TV show "Sistas."

Drake fans woke up this morning more in their feelings than ever.

Hilary Duff says the "Lizzie McGuire" revival can't be "real and relatable" if it has to be a family friendly show.

Offset is going on set, and this time it's not for a music video.

Bad Bunny does whatever he wants. And his latest album, which dropped Saturday at midnight, is a testament to that.

Oscar-winning actor George Clooney says Nespresso still has "work to do" after an investigation claimed to uncover child labor at six of its suppliers in Guatemala.

The dangers of vaping are not just smoke, and an upcoming episode of "Raven's Home" aims to get that messages across to its young viewers.

France's equivalent of the Oscars -- the Cesars -- was thrown into turmoil Friday after director Roman Polanski won top awards, prompting walkouts from actresses and protests outside the venue.

"Superstore" will have to continue without its super star America Ferrera.

It's been six years since Tracy Morgan was critically injured in a crash, but he has not forgotten a woman who helped care for him.

Despite potentially facing more than two decades in prison, Harvey Weinstein is "not giving up on life," according to his spokesman, Juda Engelmayer.

The race is off for now at CBS' "The Amazing Race" due to the coronavirus.