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The fatal seizure that Disney Channel star Cameron Boyce suffered was caused by epilepsy.

"The Lion King" won't hit theaters for more than a week, but Beyoncé and Disney celebrated the world premiere screening on Tuesday night by releasing a new song from the film that's sure to lift your spirits.

Donald Glover is really committed to his role as Simba in "The Lion King."

There is no way to soften the blow. As of now, we are not getting a "Breaking Bad" reunion.

Rip Torn, an Emmy Award-winning actor who starred in "Men in Black" and HBO's "The Larry Sanders Show," has died, according to his publicist Rick Miramontez. He was 88.

A group of celebs have joined a growing cry for rapper A$AP Rocky to be released from a Swedish prison.

The Human Rights Foundation is applauding Nicki Minaj's decision to back out of a concert in Saudi Arabia.

Fox's "The Masked Singer" shares videos of season two costumes.

Seriously, "Love Island," five nights a week of this -- a "Bachelor in Paradise"/"Big Brother" love child?

Kristin Davis is the proud mother of two black children, but she knows that she can never fully understand what they most go through in this world.

Lady Gaga knows the world already has plenty of beauty brands. She still wants to introduce you to hers.

Just one year ago, Ariana Grande was falling in love with comedian Pete Davidson. A few months later, she'd be mourning the loss of her former boyfriend, rapper Mac Miller, and dealing with PTSD from a terror attack at her 2017 Manchester concert that killed 22 people and injured hundreds.

Victor Boyce is grateful, even as he remains in "this nightmare I can't wake up from" in the aftermath of the death of his son, Disney Channel actor Cameron Boyce, at age 20.

The most powerful trigger in "Stranger Things'" nostalgia arsenal remains, as always, the eclectic, still-pervasive pop music landscape of the '80s.

It's 1985, and the only thing Hawkins, Indiana, has more of than bizarre supernatural/pseudo-scientific phenomena is a plethora of pop culture touchstones. One can be a major "Stranger Things" fan and either be too young to have any memories of the over-the-top decade in which Season 3 is set, or emerged from the Reagan Era with too-fuzzy recall, perhaps owing to when you didn't "Just Say No."

The original Ariel is reportedly defending the casting of Halley Bailey in the new "Little Mermaid."

Aziz Ansari is back and he's been observing white people.

Angelina Jolie faces a new enemy in "Maleficent: Mistress of Evil": Michelle Pfeiffer's Queen Ingrith.

Samuel L. Jackson reportedly has joined the cast of the "Saw" reboot.

Guillermo just added another gig to his resume.