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One of R. Kelly's alleged victims says he is trying to retaliate against her for speaking out in the Lifetime docuseries "Surviving R. Kelly."

Alicia Keys will host the upcoming Grammy Awards

It was a joke on the show, but now "Family Guy" producers say they aren't joking.

Chris Pratt and Katherine Schwarzenegger are headed to the altar.

Kim Kardashian West confirmed on "Watch What Happens Live with Andy Cohen" that she and Kanye West will be having a baby boy.

Gretchen Carlson is choosing to be positive.

Talk about a whirlwind of emotions.

"Star Trek" continues to beam up new commitments from CBS All Access, with the network's streaming service confirming it's developing a spinoff series that would star Michelle Yeoh as a character introduced in "Star Trek: Discovery."

An egg just got over easy on Instagram.

Science-fiction-type shows come in threes this week, with Fox's modestly intriguing "The Passage," CW's "Roswell, New Mexico" and Syfy's "Deadly Class," which is another case of what might be called "The Remedial Hogwarts School of Television."

French Montana is clarifying some remarks he made about R. Kelly.

After months of speculation and rumors, the NFL announced that Maroon 5 will be headlining the Super Bowl LIII halftime show in Atlanta.

Newly wed Miley Cyrus shared a love letter to husband Liam Hemsworth in honor of his birthday.

Hollywood's award season festivities continued Sunday with the Critics' Choice Awards.

Do you have too much stuff? Is your house a loosely-joined collection of garbage piles among which you tread, as dazed and rudderless as a possum in a landfill? Are you tied to your material possessions because you have chosen to fill the empty parts in your life with consumerism and thus your soul is scattered among promotional t-shirts and expired tubes of body lotion?

The wintry wait for "Game of Thrones" isn't over, but fans at least officially know when the suspense will end.

Missy Elliott is officially the hottest 'round.

Dwayne Johnson has hit out at a British tabloid for publishing what he calls a "100% fabricated" interview that quotes the American actor criticizing millennials and "smacking down snowflakes."

Nick Vallelonga, the Golden Globe-winning writer of the critically acclaimed drama "Green Book," has apologized for a 2015 tweet containing a false, Islamophobic statement.

The Critics' Choice Awards are Sunday night and the historical comedy-drama "The Favourite" appears to be, well, the favorite.