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Chris Pratt and Katherine Schwarzenegger are married
'Billions' reshuffles the deck in twisty season finale
The Tony Awards in pictures
Marcia Cross hopes speaking out will save others
Now that Alec Baldwin's done, here's who could play Trump on 'SNL'
See Jennifer Lopez duet with her daughter
Maluma returns to his roots in YouTube doc
Chris Brown and Drake release new song
I'm a black man with a teenage son. I can't bring myself to watch 'When They See Us'
The Jonas Brothers really love their wives
You know what really sparks joy? Taking a sledgehammer to your ex's stuff.
'Swamp Thing' gets canceled after airing a single episode
Bradley Cooper and Irina Shayk have split, source says
Kate Spade's husband posts moving tribute to the late designer
'Big Little Lies' should gift us more sequels
LBGTQ TV: A history of gay characters
The 50th anniversary of the Stonewall Riots is a milestone for the gay-rights movement, one being commemorated with everything from parades to documentaries. It's also a moment to look back at TV's history chronicling that fight -- one characterized by boldness among producers, often curbed in its early days by the timidity of sponsors.
Alec Baldwin says he's 'done' playing Trump on 'SNL'
Madonna releases jarring 'Dark Ballet'
'Late Night' pulls back the curtain on late-night TV
Written, produced by and starring Mindy Kaling, "Late Night" is such an interesting premise as to make one wish it had been more ambitious about pulling back the curtain on a late-night TV show. As is, the movie stands out most for Emma Thompson's performance as an imperious talk-show host, who receives an unexpected jolt after making what she freely admits is a "diversity" hire.
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