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Demi Lovato has entered rehab, sources close to Lovato told CNN.

Pink was not ready to get the party started in Australia over the weekend, after a virus landed the singer in a hospital.

Bye, bye, bye "Brady Bunch" house.

LeBron James has Fox News host Laura Ingraham to thank for the title of his new project.

Get ready to say goodbye to Carrie Mathison.

Charlotte Rae, a gregarious actress with a prodigious career on stage, screen and TV, died on Sunday at the age of 92, her son Larry Strauss told CNN.

The support for Demi Lovato has been unwavering since her apparent overdose and now that she has spoken out even more people are rallying around her.

"Better Call Saul" is TV's version of a Russian nesting doll, slowly adding layers to the "Breaking Bad" prequel, inching toward its logical expiration date. As the new season demonstrates, the AMC show has grown richer in the process, even if the pacing at times remains a trifle sluggish.

When "Crazy Rich Asians" hits theaters next week it will already be making a bit of history. But supporters of the film want it to make more.

After weeks of speculation, American Vogue has unveiled its September issue cover star and it is, as rumored, Beyoncé. The cover photographer Tyler Mitchell is the first African American to shoot a Vogue cover in the magazine's 125-year history.

Set your phasers to stunned: Sir Patrick Stewart is returning to his celebrated role of Captain Jean-Luc Picard for a new "Star Trek" series.

Pop star Demi Lovato addressed fans for the first time since her apparent drug overdose last month.

Carrie Underwood is shutting down speculation that the "gruesome" injury she sustained in a fall last year was a ruse to cover a plastic surgery.

What happened to Therra Gywn Jaramillo in the checkout line wasn't crazy -- it was Ludacris.

Harvey Weinstein is seeking the dismissal of sexual assault charges against him, according to court documents obtained by CNN.

This is part one of a two-part series.

This is the second and final part of a series on mothers in TV writers' rooms. You can read the first part here.

The live-action "family movie" has become an especially elusive commodity, especially now that every member has distinct programming options on a variety of screens. Disney largely threads that needle with "Christopher Robin," a movie that -- once it gets going -- should entertain kids with the antics of Winnie the Pooh and company, while for parents squiring them, spending time with that beloved, silly old bear is no bother at all.

With so many videos of people dancing to Drake's "In My Feelings," you would think an actual music video wouldn't even be needed.