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It's a sunny Saturday afternoon in Los Angeles and Kim Kardashian West is sitting in a conference room of a law office, blinds drawn, surrounded by law books, an array of highlighters, pens, binders and notebooks filled with her handwritten notes. On the other end of a sprawling conference room table are a pile of letters addressed to West from inmates who are hoping she will take interest in their case in an attempt to have their life sentences commuted. It's in this quiet room, removed from the distractions that come with being one of the most famous women in the world, that Kardashian West meets once a week with two attorneys who are helping her prepare for the California state bar exam.

Katharine McPhee and David Foster have tied the knot.

Seth Meyers day drinking with Rihanna was so last week. For this week's installment of late-night hosts hanging out with musicians who are way cooler than them, Jimmy Fallon took Nicki Minaj on a date night to Red Lobster.

If you listen close to the music wafting off the beach this summer, you may hear a voice you haven't heard in a while: Whitney Houston.

The music festival Summerfest is investigating after a performer, Lizzo, said a security guard "tackled and attacked" her team after a performance in Milwaukee on Thursday night.

A public memorial has been scheduled Saturday in Hawaii for the "Dog the Bounty Hunter" star Beth Chapman.

Madonna will launch an exclusive limited-run SiriusXM music channel, "Madonna's Madame X Radio," July 1, a SiriusXM spokesperson tells CNN.

This is not your average cup of Joe.

Allison Williams and her husband Ricky Van Veen are splitting after four years of marriage.

Ozzy and Sharon Osbourne want President Trump to hop off their "Crazy Train" and get on someone else's.

"One Day at a Time" is coming back, thanks to viewers.

Lena Headey could be headed for Showtime.

Roger Ailes was a larger-than-life figure, and Russell Crowe rises to that challenge with an epic performance in "The Loudest Voice," capturing the bravado and bombast of the Fox News founder as well as his well-documented abuses. The result is a compelling if flawed condensation of Gabriel Sherman's book, worth watching for anyone interested in the political-media nexus where Ailes reigned.

Some people might be pressed, but Cardi B definitely isn't.

Please "Believe" that Jake Owen will not allow people to diss the LGBTQ community.

Hours after Beth Chapman died her husband, Duane "Dog" Chapman, said she spent her final hours on earth worrying about her family.

Who ya gonna call? Paul Rudd, apparently.

Idris Elba wrote a song inspired by his villainous character in the "Fast & Furious" spin-off "Hobbs & Shaw."

Say halo to the new "Charlie's Angels."