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James Corden may seem like an old pro when it comes to hosting awards show, but even he gets nervous.

Marcia Cross wants to end the shame surrounding anal cancer.

N'Sync star, Joey Fatone, is saying bye, bye, bye to his wife of 15 years, Kelly Baldwin.

Country singer Granger Smith's 3-year old son has died following a tragic accident.

Tom Ellis is really excited about the renewal of "Lucifer."

The Beyhive is out in full force, and its stings are unrivaled today.

If you ever want to know what it takes to put together one of the most impressive casts ever assembled for a television miniseries, it would be worth digging through Meg Liberman's archives.

Chris Evans blasted a group of men planning to hold a "Straight Pride" parade in his hometown of Boston as "homophobic" on Wednesday.

Lin-Manuel Miranda announced some big news Thursday about the film adaptation of his hit musical, "In the Heights."

Wes Studi is set to make Oscar history.

Tyler Perry wants you to know that a billboard isn't going to land you a role in his shows.

Dolly Parton has never been on any of the rides at her own theme park, Dollywood. She's more interested in maintaining her fabulous look.

Madonna has shared her thoughts on a New York Times Magazine profile about the singer that was clearly not to her liking.

Life was apparently not healthy in the early days of "Grey's Anatomy."

Zac Brown was feeling some type of way at the CMT Music Awards last night.

The CMT Music Awards were presented Wednesday night.

Lisa Marie Presley is "grateful to be alive today."

"Tales of the City" was groundbreaking when Armistead Maupin began writing it in the 1970s, and still felt very much that way when it became a PBS miniseries in 1993. After two follow-ups, the show makes a much-belated return, this time as a woefully uneven Netflix version that makes "Tales" look stale, proving even with the near-mystical 28 Barbary Lane, you can't always go home again.

"Big Little Lies" wasn't crying out for another season, and frankly has to overcome some skepticism about doing one. Casting Meryl Streep has gone a long way in that regard -- making "Big's" list of big names even bigger -- while creating a cat-and-mice game that's again considerable fun, if unlikely to quite match the original's beguiling mix of soapiness, humor and mystery.

Liam Payne was 14 years old when One Direction rose to fame, and it wasn't an easy transition for him.