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Imagine if one day Jennifer Lawrence was walking the red carpet in Los Angeles and the next she vanished completely with no word about where she was.

Actor Tom Arnold is accusing reality producer and MGM Television Chairman Mark Burnett of attacking him at a pre-Emmys party Sunday night.

As someone most at home in a pair of broken-in jeans and a faded t-shirt, Anthony Bourdain once joked that putting on a suit to go to an awards show felt like making a court appearance.

Prepare to have another jolly holiday with Mary.

Richard Gere has gone from "American Gigolo" to a great American dad.

Michael Moore believes President Donald Trump is an "evil genius" who will manage to get re-elected.

Actress Eliza Dushku quietly got married last month.

The problem with saying who should win at the Emmys is that such choices inevitably come at the expense of someone else, who often will, and is just as deserving.

"Modern Family" fans should prepare to grieve next season.

If you think of award shows as high school, the big problem is that the popular kids and the smart, cool kids often wind up sitting at different tables.

Ariana Grande has broken her silence about the death of rapper Mac Miller, her former boyfriend and someone she called her "dearest friend" in a social media post on Friday.

An Olympian, a teen Disney star and one of "The Dukes of Hazzard" will all be vying for the Mirrorball trophy.

Things just keep getting sweeter for Geoffrey Owens on the career front.

With the Emmy Awards just days away, here's a look at how things could shake out in 18 different categories.

The romance surrounding space travel gets a workout and then some in "The First," a Hulu series that -- despite the combination of Sean Penn and "House of Cards" producer Beau Willimon -- never comes close to achieving liftoff. Sluggishly paced and too familiar in its character beats, it's the sort of prestige project that surely looked good on paper but fizzles once exposed to air.

"Designing Women" could be coming back to TV.

Aziz Ansari is back doing what he does best.

It may be seven years since the final "Harry Potter" film was released, but Daniel Radcliffe is still happy to engage with a little Potter-themed internet riddikulus-ness.

The title character might be a notorious alien killing machine, but "The Predator" manages to misfire on practically every level. Seeking to relaunch the long-running franchise, this latest sequel crumbles underneath a wearisome mix of gore and broad comedy, yielding a laundry list of shortcomings from which it's possible to run, but not hide.

Is Henry Cavill hanging up his Superman cape?