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Sanaa Lathan was ready for her role in her upcoming Netflix film, "Nappily Ever After."

Netflix's deluge of original series is such that it's now doubling up on high-profile premieres, with the same-day arrival of "Maniac" -- starring Jonah Hill and Emma Stone -- and "The Good Cop," featuring Tony Danza. Each falls short for disparate reasons, as the first show has moments but suffers from a surplus of arty ambition, while the latter feels too much like the third or fourth best series on USA network.

Rihanna just keeps adding more work, work, work to her plate.

Alec Baldwin isn't a permanent cast member on "Saturday Night Live," but it sounds like fans can expect to see him back this coming season as President Donald Trump.

Michael Moore weaves together threads spanning his entire filmmaking career in assembling "Fahrenheit 11/9," which is both its emotional strength and its structural weakness. The director connects multiple strands in building a case for activism around the election of Donald Trump, but it's an at-times disjointed, scatter-shot journey -- one designed to antagonize his critics, and get those who feel they're slowly going mad watching cable news to nod along.

Good news Marshmallows: "Veronica Mars" is coming back.

Demi Lovato's mother, Dianna De La Garza, says she didn't even know at first that her daughter had suffered an overdose.

"This is Us" creator Dan Fogelman has inadvertently provided a stark lesson on key differences between TV and movies with "Life Itself," the new film that he wrote and directed. Featuring similar emotional beats, the movie suffers by cramming all that melodrama into a confined space, heightening the sense of manipulation to what feels like absurd levels.

Heather Locklear took a moment in the midst of her grief to try to inspire.

It hasn't even been officially announced, but that hasn't stopped the "Misery" over Maroon 5 possibly headlining the Super Bowl LIII halftime show in music-rich Atlanta.

Korean boy band BTS will make history next week as the first ever K-Pop group to speak at the United Nations.

Cary Joji Fukunaga has been given license to thrill after being named as the director of the next James Bond Film.

Bert and Ernie are still just roommates.

Your return trip to 'Downton Abbey' has been booked.

Just when you thought Jennifer Garner couldn't be more adorable.

Justin Bieber made an unexpected appearance outside Buckingham Palace in London to the delight of surprised fans and passersby Tuesday.

A group of Prince fans reportedly are asking the US attorney for the District of Minnesota to convene a grand jury to investigate the singer's death.

It looks like Lindsay Lohan won't be reprising her famous role as Casey Stuart in "Life-Size," but co-star Tyra Banks is telling fans not to count her out.

Jessica Simpson had to set the record straight last year that she was absolutely not pregnant.

Drawing from a trove of diaries and audiotapes, "Love, Gilda" is a bittersweet, nostalgic ode to Gilda Radner, one of "Saturday Night Live's" original Not Ready for Primetime Players, who died far too young. Deeply personal, this first-rate CNN Films documentary -- making a pit stop in theaters before its date with primetime -- also has something to say about the male-dominated world of comedy that Radner inhabited.