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Late one night last October, after months of grueling reporting about Harvey Weinstein, New York Times reporter Megan Twohey took a break by logging onto Facebook. That's when she saw it.

Comedian Amy Schumer and model-actress Emily Ratajkowski were among more than 300 people arrested Thursday in protests over Supreme Court nominee Brett Kavanaugh.‏

Mike "The Situation" Sorrentino, best known for starring on MTV's "Jersey Shore," has been sentenced to prison for tax evasion.

The post-apocalyptic zombie world will go on even after Rick Grimes -- the character played by Andrew Lincoln -- exits this season, at the star's request. But since "The Walking Dead" stumbled through the past two seasons, season nine opens in prove-it-to-me mode, at least for those who see Rick's departure as a good time to consider closing the books on this AMC hit.

Fans may be divided, but two of the stars of "Buffy the Vampire" are in support of a reboot.

Add "Doctor Who" to the list of venerable pop-culture icons receiving a gender makeover, with Jodie Whittaker -- the 13th person to play the alien Time Lord -- becoming the first female version of the character in the new season that premieres this weekend.

"Star Wars Rebels" was a creative bright spot in that cinematic universe, chronicling the years before the first movie, "A New Hope." Making the jump to a similar period in the run-up to the current trilogy and "The Force Awakens," "Star Wars Resistance" paints with a much brighter, more colorful palette, but at least initially settles for more pallid characters and situations -- the kind that don't immediately suggest this is the animated show you're looking for.

Lady Gaga and Bradley Cooper shine as performers in "A Star as Born." But will this soundtrack -- and trailer song of the summer "Shallow" -- go down as one of the greats? Here's a look at its competition.

Cardi B accused Nicki Minaj of trying to mess with her money, pointing to that as one of the reasons behind their infamous New York Fashion Week run-in.

Ben Affleck posted an Instagram statement Thursday in which he revealed that he recently completed a 40-day stay at a treatment center and continues his outpatient care for alcohol addiction.

Harvey Weinstein, the man once synonymous with Hollywood whose alleged behavior started one of the most important conversations in the industry's history, began his epic fall from power one year ago.

The author of the bizarre interview featuring Drew Barrymore in EgyptAir's magazine, "Horus" has now come forward to say the article is in fact, real.

The actress and the singer look nothing alike, but that doesn't stop them from being mistaken for one another.

The final season of "Game of Thrones" isn't airing until 2019, but the race is already underway to find the next king of television.

Stephen Colbert addressed allegations of workplace misconduct against the senior vice president of talent for CBS Televisions Studios, Vincent "Vinnie" Favale, during "The Late Show with Stephen Colbert" on Wednesday night.

One of the former stars of "The O.C." is joining the cast of the show that also helped to put California's Orange County on the map.

Rambo is going country.

The insurance company that paid Kim Kardashian West after she was robbed of millions of dollars' worth of jewelry in Paris two years ago is suing her former bodyguard.

Kate Hudson is now a mom of three.

"Venom" bites, all right, but not with any consistency, and seldom in the manner intended.