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Professional wrestler Leati Joseph Anoaʻi, better known by his stage name Roman Reigns, has announced that he is stepping away from the ring due to an ongoing fight against leukemia.

Ryan Murphy has revealed his young son battled cancer and announced major donation to the hospital he feels saved his son's life.

Television and film actress Selma Blair announced that she has been diagnosed with multiple sclerosis.

The comedian also wonders why more white players aren't kneeling during NFL protests.

Seinfeld actress Julia Louis-Dreyfus was awarded the Mark Twain Prize for American Humor, where she said finding funny moments helped her through her recent battle with breast cancer.

Speaking to CNN about Kanye West, actress Jenifer Lewis broke down in tears.

First it was "Iron Fist." Now it's "Luke Cage."

Harvey Weinstein, the disgraced movie mogul whose alleged sexual assaults sparked the international #MeToo movement, may be sentenced to a lifetime of shame and ridicule. Legal experts, however, now indicate he may never see the inside of a jail, let alone go to trial to face his accusers.

Kristin Chenoweth is bringing some Broadway flair to Christmas this year.

Netflix has released a horror series that is apparently so scary it is making viewers vomit and nearly pass out.

Some award-winning musicians are uniting to help bring families separated at the border back together.

The Super Bowl halftime show was originally seen as a clever way to capitalize upon the world's biggest TV stage. For the NFL, it offered the chance to retain more of the game's audience during the extended break, and maybe increase tune-in among younger viewers. For artists, it was a massive promotional opportunity. Win-win.

After telling Ellen DeGeneres about her crush on actor Michael B. Jordan, US Open champion Naomi Osaka got quite the birthday surprise from him on Twitter.

Ariel Winter has teased which character is set to die on her hit ABC series, "Modern Family."

Cardi B is kicking off the holiday season a bit early with some good will.

"Wanderlust" is one of those series with a New York Times Sunday Styles feature baked into its DNA, provocatively contemplating how middle-aged married people deal with the monotony of monogamy -- in this case, by finding excitement, and perhaps renewed interest in each other, through sleeping with other people.

The jokey-sounding title does a bit of a disservice to "My Dinner With Herve," an HBO movie worth seeing solely for "Game of Thrones" star Peter Dinklage's portrayal of Herve Villechaize. Poignant in places, clunky in others, there are classic "A Star is Born"-esque themes in the "Fantasy Island" second banana's tragic tale, a treatise on the benefits and toll of life as a public curiosity.

No, Kim Kardashian and Kanye West did not breakup.

The idea of doing a sequel to the original "Halloween" 40 years later -- ignoring all the screen mayhem in between -- is pretty inspired. Alas, that largely exhausts any freshness in a movie that, after the first sight of Jamie Lee Curtis and initial strains of that eerie musical score, draws heavily on the old bag of tricks, built around slicing and dicing unsuspecting teenagers.

Warning: This story contains spoilers about the series premiere of "The Conners."