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Even in his 90s, nothing gets past Mr. Feeny.

Ava DuVernay is turning her lens on the life of Prince.

Hilary Duff and boyfriend Matthew Koma have announced the birth of their first child together.

Mary Lou Retton shared on Monday night's episode of "Dancing With the Stars" that she is no longer married.

After much back and forth, it appears that Nicki Minaj and Cardi B are ready to move forward.

Pharrell Williams isn't too happy with President Donald Trump.

Despite his A-list celebrity status, George Clooney spent this past weekend like most new parents -- changing diapers.

Alexandra Pelosi has built a career as a sort of liberal anthropologist, traveling among the mysterious tribe known as "conservatives" and reporting back to her people. But the act wears thin -- and shallow -- in her latest HBO documentary, "Outside the Bubble: On the Road With Alexandra Pelosi," in which the filmmaker engages Trump supporters on a variety of issues.

There's plenty of streaming content to be thankful for in November and not a turkey in the bunch.

We get it: 50 Cent and Ja Rule don't get along.

Who wore it better, Joe Jonas or Sophie Turner?

Jimmy Kimmel and Matt Damon showed their "frenemy" status again. This time at the World Series

Are we losing Apu Nahasapeemapetilon?

The most telling moment in "The Facebook Dilemma" -- a two-part Frontline documentary -- comes near the end, when the five Facebook employees made available for interviews all parrot the same talking point, acknowledging that the company was "too slow" to respond to manipulation of its algorithms. The moment betrays a grasp of crisis public relations, but the robotic echo makes pledges to fix the problem sound unconvincing.

Demi Moore is sharing the struggles she experienced early in her career.

In an emotional appearance on "Carpool Karaoke" with James Corden, singer Michael Bublé said his "whole life ended" after he received the news about his son's cancer diagnosis.

Jermaine Dupri knows plenty of people are not going to like what he has to say about Kanye West.

What are the ingredients of a good scary movie?

There's a "Clueless" remake reportedly in the works, and to take a line from the '90s cult classic, we are "totally buggin' " over this news.

"Ray Donovan" took a plunge into the unknown -- quite literally -- in its season-five finale. But as the series returns, the Showtime drama is wading into somewhat different waters, bringing with it an additional layer of baggage as the series makes the move to New York.