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It's rough out there on those streets. Especially on "Sesame Street."

Julianne Hough is mourning the death of her beloved dogs, Lexi and Harley.

Nostalgic for the '90s and have a couple million dollars lying around? This might be the place for you.

Reg Watson, the creator of popular Australian soap opera "Neighbours" has died, according to the show's Twitter account.

Kanye West -- a vocal supporter of President Donald Trump who once called slavery a choice -- brought his Sunday Service performances to one of the country's most prestigious historically black colleges Saturday.

Actress Ruby Rose is sharing her journey with depression, saying she's struggled with a series of mental health issues her entire life.

Oscar nominated actor Robert Forster has died after a battle with brain cancer.

Hey, Taylor Swift fans, the pop star just teased a new concert from a tiny desk.

The Eagle on "The Masked Singer" performed "I'd Do Anything for Love," but he won't do that -- if that is staying on the show.

Jane Fonda was taken into police custody Friday in Washington, DC, while participating in a climate crisis demonstration.

The California Highway Patrol has determined that a crash which left actor Kevin Hart injured was caused reckless driving.

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Timothée Chalamet with a bowl cut doing Shakespeare is quite the departure from his other roles.

"Masters of the Air," the long-awaited next WWII television series from Steven Spielberg's Amblin Television and Tom Hanks and Gary Goetzman's Playtone, will be taking flight at Apple.

"Why We Hate" can't entirely make up its mind about what it wants to be: case studies of modern polarization and partisanship; a historic dive into the roots of bigotry and violence; or a science-driven, anthropological exploration of the topic. The result is an intriguing but somewhat muddled multi-part series, distinguished by a producer roster that includes directors Steven Spielberg and Alex Gibney.

"The Office" is as popular as ever thanks to streaming, but don't count on that to stir a reboot.

Described as a "ripped from the headlines" movie, Lifetime's "The College Admissions Scandal" is "inspired by" the Varsity Blues cheating and bribery story, which gets at the truth of the issues in occasionally heavy-handed but overall, kind of delicious fashion.

The big question for "El Camino: A Breaking Bad Movie" is whether it justifies returning to a series whose finish, if not completely closed-ended, was wholly satisfying. The answer is a qualified no, as the initial rush from seeing Aaron Paul back in the role -- coupled with an assortment of clever callbacks -- don't fully warrant cooking up this sequel.

Welcome back Harry Styles, we have missed you.

President Donald Trump's musical selection during a rally in Minneapolis didn't sit well with Prince's estate Thursday night.