Henry Cavill plays the title role in "The Witcher," but giving a pulse to this dreary medieval fantasy series is too much of a job even for Superman. Netflix is surely hoping the show will scratch the "Game of Thrones" itch, while merely demonstrating how difficult that brand of magic is to conjure.
Jimmy Fallon and The Roots' Tariq Trotter hopped on a schoolbus to rap with a few famous muppets in a "The Tonight Show Starring Jimmy Fallon" segment.
Camille Schrier, Miss Virginia, was crowned Miss America 2020 on Thursday night at the Mohegan Sun Earth Expo & Convention Center in Uncasville, Connecticut.
James Corden is known for driving the streets of Los Angeles with wildly famous artists in his Carpool Karaoke segment, but he rarely gets such a personal look into the life of a star as he did on Thursday night's "Late Late Show" appearance.
Popstar Camila Cabello has apologized for previously using "horrible and hurtful language" after racially insensitive social media posts she allegedly made as a teenager resurfaced online.
Adapting Andrew Lloyd Webber's musical "Cats" for the big screen was always going to be a gamble, but reviews from the critics have been especially damning.
Mark Hamill has dropped a big hint about the new "Star Wars: The Rise of Skywalker," and has people buzzing that pop star Harry Styles may make a cameo in the movie.
Disney has a long history of dog movies -- "Old Yeller" still gets you every time -- and dips back into that well with "Togo," a hard-to-resist movie for Disney+. Willem Dafoe plays the man in this fact-based story about the famous Alaska serum run, but it's a Siberian husky who steals the show and does most of the heavy lifting.
"Cats" isn't quite the unmitigated disaster that some feared -- or perversely hoped -- but it's not good, delivering a mostly incoherent adaptation of the long-running musical. An eclectic roster of stars claw out a few meager moments, but as screen experiences go, this is a memory best forgotten.
"A Christmas Carol" remains one of the most oft-adapted stories in literature, and there have been numerous attempts to do something different with it. Few, however, have gone as dark or dreary as a new three-part production from the BBC, which FX is presenting as one (very) long movie that should be of interest to serious devotees of the story, and few others.
Chrissy Teigen loves to entertain. But when John Legend told her he invited his fellow coaches and contestants from "The Voice" over for a last minute dinner, she hit the roof.
