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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.

She's reportedly not in on a Spice Girls reunion, but by God Victoria Beckham dancing in a club to "Spice Up Your Life" will do for now.

The Emmy Awards featured their share of surprises -- putting prognosticators on their heels, and spreading the wealth among a number of networks. There was also a welcome mix of old and new, which is one of the unique challenges that TV faces, from recognizing that much-talked-about new series to paying homage to a long-running show in its final year.

According to Roseanne Barr, her character on "The Conners" will be killed off in a sadly topical way.

There was a joke at Monday night's Emmy Awards that you only would have been in on if you are an "Atlanta" fan.

Soon-Yi Previn has broken her silence to defend husband Woody Allen against allegations of molestation and to accuse her adopted mother Mia Farrow of abusing her emotionally and physically as a child.

"Black-ish" actress Jenifer Lewis wore a red and black Nike shirt on the Emmys red carpet Monday night as a message of support for the company's decision to promote Colin Kaepernick.

The first trailer for Marvel's first female led superhero film has arrived.

See photos of the stars as the make their way down the red carpet for the 2018 Emmy Awards.

The 70th Primetime Emmy Awards, hosted by Michael Che and Colin Jost, air Monday on NBC.

There was something old, something new, something borrowed and a few losers blue at Monday's Emmy Awards.

There were two near-takeovers at the Emmys on Monday, as streaming services expanded their impact on the awards, while "Saturday Night Live" permeated the ceremony. The former likely magnified the issue of viewers watching a parade of winners from relatively little-seen programs -- with "Game of Thrones" a notable exception -- and the latter yielded a flawed, haphazard show, which badly overplayed some of its bits.

"Game of Thrones" reigns again.

Betty White proved once again she's a national treasure.

One year after "The Handmaid's Tale" became the first series on a streaming network to win best drama at the Emmy Awards, "The Marvelous Mrs. Maisel" and Amazon have done the same in the best comedy category.

We did not see it coming and it was beautiful.

There was plenty of talk about diversity in Hollywood on Monday night at the 70th Primetime Emmy Awards, but the talk did not translate into wins for performers of color.

Asia Argento on Monday gave Rose McGowan 24 hours to retract her statement that she knew Argento slept with actor Jimmy Bennett when he was a teen.