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"Top Chef" host Padma Lakshmi has penned an essay in which she says she was raped at 16 and remained silent about it.

If you have questions after watching the "This Is Us" season premiere, you're not alone.

Bill Cosby, the man once fondly known as "America's dad," is going to prison. And while it's a lesson we have learned time and again in the past, it's hard to think of a more profound juxtaposition in terms of the need to separate the public image from the private man.

Some people were apparently not too thrilled that Pete Davidson and Ariana Grande fell in love.

Some celebrities embraced #BelieveSurvivors Monday in support of Christine Blasey Ford and Deborah Raminez, who have accused Supreme Court nominee Brett Kavanaugh of inappropriate sexual conduct, which he denies.

Now here's a little story all about how the "Fresh Prince of Bel Air" hit a milestone birthday September 25.

"One Tree Hill" filmed in Wilmington, North Carolina and some of the show's stars are raising money for victims of Hurricane Florence.

Viewers of the American reality series, "The Bachelor," are often told to buckle up for "the most dramatic rose ceremony ever." Now, the show's Vietnamese version has actually delivered.

Carrie Underwood just became the first female country artist to have four No. 1 albums at the top of the all-genre charts, according to Billboard.

Fall TV is underway. Previewing some of this week's new network series premieres:

"Murphy Brown" and "Magnum P.I." return to the CBS lineup this week, giving the network an it's-the-'80s-all-over-again one-two marketing punch. These are, however, very different makeovers -- the first a contemporary, Trump-referencing revival that occasionally suffers from over-reaching for topicality; the latter a light, blue-skies reboot, on a network whose lineup already features similar updates of "Hawaii Five-O" and "MacGyver."

North West has continued her foray into fashion.

The LGBTQ experience is being contemplated through an intriguing filter -- the social mores and homophobia that characterized the end of the 19th century -- via a trio of independent films devoted to historical figures opening in a three-week span.

"Saturday Night Live" has added a new cast member.

If Taylor Swift was a South Korean artist, she would be in deep trouble.

Kanye West has a message for Nick Cannon, Drake and Tyson Beckford: Keep my wife's name out of your mouths.

Jane Fonda's life is so filled with drama that her illustrious screen career feels a bit short-changed by "Jane Fonda in Five Acts," an HBO documentary that opens with audiotapes of President Nixon badmouthing the actress and only gets more interesting from there.

For some advice on a delicate situation, Secretary of State Elizabeth McCord is going to turn to three people who know what it's like to deal with a tough decision on the season premiere of "Madam Secretary."

Robert Redford has at least one regret.

Former rap mogul Marion "Suge" Knight pleaded no contest Thursday to manslaughter in connection with the death of a man during a hit-and-run incident after a confrontation on the set of the movie biopic "Straight Outta Compton."