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Marsai Martin might want to work a little harder.

Not everyone can keep up with Kacey Musgraves' yee-haw energy.

Ariana Grande took to Instagram to share photos of her brain scan that she says shows post-traumatic stress disorder.

Hilary Fetch is pretty sure she broke her VHS tape of "The Lion King" from watching it one too many times.

Waka Flocka Flame was at an Atlanta recording studio where three men open fire, injuring at least one person, police said.

When Joaquin Phoenix took on the role of Jesus in the new film "Mary Magdalene," he did many of the expected things: Grew long hair, adopted an intense and otherworldly stare, even meditated on a mountaintop.

Amber Heard has outlined the abuse she says she experienced by her former husband, Johnny Depp, as she fights a $50 million defamation suit he has filed against her.

The Emperor is back, and with him, a new hope for "Star Wars: Episode IX."

Veteran British comedian Ian Cognito died on stage Thursday evening during a stand-up performance.

Wendy Williams is getting divorced.

Donald Glover fans, this is your weekend!

Nipsey Hussle practically lived some days at his Marathon Clothing store, and it's where he would ultimately die.

"Les Misérables" is hardly lacking for adaptations, from multiple movies to the long-running musical. Yet Victor Hugo's durable 19th-century soap opera gets a lavish, inordinately expansive makeover with a new six-hour production featuring Dominic West and David Oyelowo, one that fleshes out characters and situations normally given short shrift on screen.

YouTube star Olivia Jade Giannulli is "devastated" by the allegations her parents are facing in the college admissions scandal.

It was a farewell tour fit for a hometown son, a beloved rapper and a community activist.

Holden Matthews, 21, has been charged in connection with fires at three historically black churches in Louisiana.

"Hellboy" rises again, and without putting too fine a point (or pointed horn) on it, it's a bloody mess. David Harbour slides into the title role, in a movie that contains moments of cheesy, dark humor but which ultimately veers about so unevenly as make sitting through it approximate its hero's subterranean origins.

Not only will the Los Angeles Staples Center be packed for Nipsey Hussle's memorial on Thursday, but throngs are also expected to line the streets to bid him farewell.

During Nipsey Hussle's public memorial service on Thursday, Minister Louis Farrakhan referred to the rapper as "Nipsey Russell."