Beginning April 14, the world will tune in to watch the Starks, Daenerys Targaryen's armies and some wayward Lannisters do battle with an undead army and a zombie dragon.
The burgeoning wave of nature documentaries increasingly contains a concerted environmental message: If you enjoy watching these remarkable animals in their native habitats, start thinking seriously about the planet and what humanity is doing to it.
Beth Chapman, who is battling cancer, was hospitalized this weekend, according to a statement on her husband Duane "Dog" Chapman's official Facebook page.
A new, profanity-laced audio clip from 2006 reveals that former "View" host Elisabeth Hasselbeck attempted quit the talk show during a commercial break after an exchange with Barbara Walters left her angry at being "reprimanded" on the air.
For Marvel Studios, all roads have led to "Avengers: Endgame." More than a decade and 21 films in the making, the fourth Avengers film finally arrives in theaters this month with almost impossibly high expectations -- both for audiences and the box office.
Picking up almost immediately where its much-ballyhooed first season concluded, "Killing Eve" deftly continues the cat-and-mouse game that made this BBC America series one of 2018's most pleasant surprises -- an espionage caper loaded with dry wit, dark comedy and two splendid central performances.
Taraji P. Henson talks to her "Empire" co-star Jussie Smollett "all the time" and has no reason to believe he won't be back on the show if it returns for another season.
Jussie Smollett "will not be intimidated into paying" $130,106.15 to reimburse Chicago for investigating his claim he was the victim of a hate crime, his attorneys say.
Thursday was the deadline for actor Jussie Smollett to pay the $130,106.15 bill sent to him by the city of Chicago, to cover the cost of the investigation into his claim he was the victim of a possible hate crime.
Steph Curry reacted to Nipsey Hussle's sudden and untimely death in an interview with CNN's "World Sport" on Thursday, ruminating on the rapper's legacy, "his message of integrity" and the impact he had on his community.
Terri Wilder recalls the day clearly. It was October 6, 1991, and she was working on a masters degree at the University of Georgia when a friend asked her to go to Atlanta to see a band called Nirvana.
