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Mandy Moore is back behind the mic.

Their "Love Story" started at a Taylor Swift concert so it just made sense that they would get engaged there.

It's a baby home run for Kate Upton and Justin Verlander.

The first official photograph of British actress Olivia Colman in her new role as Queen Elizabeth II in the third season of the Netflix series "The Crown" was revealed on Twitter Monday, accompanied by just one word -- "patience."

Nancy Sinatra, the first wife of singer Frank Sinatra, died Friday at the age of 101, her daughter said.

Scarlett Johansson has opted to withdraw from a film in which she was set to play a transgender man after her casting drew criticism from the LGBTQ community.

Harvey Weinstein was misquoted in a published article claiming the disgraced movie mogul had admitted offering acting jobs to actresses in exchange for sex, Weinstein's attorney Ben Brafman said Friday.

Your tears still likely haven't dried from watching the second season of Netflix's "Queer Eye," but the Fab Five soon will be hard at work on a new season.

Henry Cavill has apologized after backlash over statements he recently made during an interview with GQ Australia.

Fans have been begging for it, and now it's really happening.

After an appealing debut five years ago, "Hotel Transylvania 3: Summer Vacation" suggests the animated monster franchise is at the risk of overstaying its welcome. Although still visually pleasing, the latest adventure seldom sparks to life, even by the standards of its undead protagonists.

Key Bush administration officials essentially play themselves -- through the extensive news clips used -- in "Shock and Awe," a movie which documents the run-up to the Iraq war, and Knight Ridder's heroic role in vigorously probing the motivations behind it -- in a pretty banal, heavy-handed manner.

Stan Lee wants fans to know he's returned and plans on staying in better contact.

Anthony Bourdain and the program he hosted on CNN were honored Thursday with multiple Emmy nominations, a little more than one month after his death.

Nominations for the 70th Primetime Emmy Awards were announced Thursday morning and the nominees are feeling the love.

There's a scene in Bo Burnham's "Eighth Grade" where the main character, Kayla, scores an invite to a pool party thrown by a popular peer and attended by everyone the shy girl wishes she could emulate.

John Legend is one step closer to achieving EGOT.

While Netflix and HBO battle it out for Emmy supremacy -- with the streaming service edging the pay channel in total nominations, the first time anyone's done that this century -- voters can take a bow for a slate of nominees that both spread the wealth and mostly got it right, barring a few notable exceptions and oversights.

Sandra Oh has made Emmy history.

Nominations for the 70th Primetime Emmy Awards were announced Thursday morning and there are some familiar contenders.