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This will be Lauren London's first Father's Day without Nipsey Hussle, her boyfriend and the father of her child.

Movie stars, reality stars and comedians will make for an unpredictable audience at Monday's 2019 MTV Movie & TV Awards.

Actress and comedian Tiffany Haddish postponed her June 22 show at the Fox Theatre in Atlanta because of Georgia's controversial abortion law.

Taylor Swift gave a surprise performance Friday night at the Stonewall Inn and wished the crowd at the site of the LGBTQ rights landmark a happy Pride Month.

André 3000 does whatever he wants.

"Batman" swooped into theaters on June 19, 1989, helping set the stage for more blockbuster superhero movies as well as more adult, ambitious takes on the comic-book fare that, this century, has become the dominant movie genre in box-office terms.

It's barely been two months since Coachella 2019 happened, but advance tickets for next year's festival are already on sale on its website.

Not feeling the upbeat summer bangers that seem to be dominating the charts? Ariana Grande's got you.

Toronto Raptors super fan Drake is celebrating his hometown team's NBA championship in an epic way.

Britney Spears has just won a major legal victory.

If you thought your therapy bills were high, meet Danny Torrance.

Kate Mara is opening up about a painful miscarriage she suffered before giving birth to her daughter with Jamie Bell.

The image of the "TV dad" has certainly evolved over the years, and taken a bit of a beating off screen since the days when Bill Cosby's ugly sweaters set the standards.

Cuba Gooding Jr. has been charged with forcible touching, a misdemeanor, relating to an alleged groping incident in New York City last weekend.

Billy Porter has released a new single called "Love Yourself" in celebration of World Pride.

Tom Hanks set out to prove he's got a naughty streak on Thursday's "Jimmy Kimmel Live!"

There's no faster shortcut to "edginess" than pushing the envelope in depicting teenagers engaging in sex and drug use, usually in a way designed to give parents nightmares. Bringing something fresh to the formula is another matter -- especially when the class is so crowded -- for new series in separate wastelands: HBO's "Euphoria," starring Zendaya, and Netflix's "Trinkets."

Samuel L. Jackson was tasked with making his character John Shaft in "Shaft" a more understanding of gays and women.

Another Hollywood marriage bites the dust.

"Murder Mystery" only half lives up to its title. Yes, there are several murders, but there's no mystery in why Netflix would enthusiastically reunite Adam Sandler and Jennifer Aniston -- last seen together in "Just Go With It" -- even in a comedy as generic as this one.