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It may be just another sad love song for Toni Braxton and Birdman.

The particularities of copyright law may not seem like the most fascinating of subjects, but if you like good movies, literature, art and poetry -- especially it when they're easy to find and possibly even free -- then you'll want to hear this.

Bam Margera is banking on a third stint in rehab being what he needs.

Kanye West kicked off 2019 by reaffirming his admiration for President Donald Trump and generally riling up Twitter.

No, she wasn't ready.

It's a good thing you will probably already be off for the Fourth of July.

It's a new year. You need some new books.

The embattled comedian asks, just because "you went to a high school where kids got shot, why does that mean I have to listen to you?"

Judge denies the actors request to waive arraingment appearance.

It wasn't too late for Justin Bieber to say sorry to JoJo Siwa.

If the Golden Globes promos are any indication, Andy Samberg and Sandra Oh know they have big shoes to fill.

Can the Rock -- or masked celebrities singing -- produce another reality TV hit? The major networks, desperately in need of one, clearly hope so as they ring in 2019.

Dwayne "The Rock" Johnson brought his mother to tears with his Christmas gift choice.done

CNN's Max Foster reports how Meghan Markle, the Duchess of Sussex, has become a favorite target of the British media.

British actress Dame June Whitfield -- perhaps best known for her role in the sitcom "Absolutely Fabulous" -- has died at age 93.

Netflix seems to be flying so high over the reception to its just-released psychological horror film "Bird Box" that it's breaking a long-held tradition of staying largely mum on viewership.

The promise of interactive entertainment has usually outstripped the reality, which winds up feeling like a gimmick. Netflix has picked the right vehicle to test those waters with the macabre anthology "Black Mirror," but its stealthily dropped effort "Bandersnatch" proves to be more of an interesting experiment than a creatively successful one.

Even before Felicity Jones transformed into Ruth Bader Ginsburg for her new film "On the Basis of Sex," the actress felt a kinship with the Supreme Court justice.

Angelina Jolie for president?