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The '90s-nostalgia fix we've been waiting for may soon happen.

George Clooney wrote an open letter to the survivors of the Parkland school shooting, praising them for making him "proud of his country again."

"Barry" invites comparisons to "Get Shorty," focusing as it does on a hit man who's suddenly and somewhat inexplicably bitten by the acting bug. But this HBO series from Bill Hader and "Silicon Valley's" Alec Berg turns into something more interesting, a bittersweet dramedy that's uncomfortably funny and simultaneously dark and tense.

Chris Evans seems to be getting ready to hang up his Captain America shield.

Queen Latifah announced on Thursday that her mother, Rita Owens, has died.

Director Wes Anderson makes his second foray into stop-motion animation with "Isle of Dogs," a movie filled with enough competing influences to resemble a dog's breakfast, yet which contains so many pleasing elements as to overcome its somewhat scattershot narrative.

Matt Bomer grew up in a conservative household in Spring, Texas, and knows what it is to feel different.

Kevin Smith famously shed a bunch of weight a few years ago and now has lost even more.

Bill Murray thinks the students of Parkland, Florida have the capability to enact powerful change.

Are you ready for it?

Frank Avruch, who was best known for playing Bozo the Clown, died Tuesday at the age of 89, according to his manager Stuart Hersh.

A costume department employee who worked on the now-canceled Fox series "The Grinder" has accused actor Fred Savage of harassment, discrimination and assault and battery.

Unlike her heart, three weeks of Celine Dion's Las Vegas shows won't go on.

Warning: The following contains spoilers about "The X-Files" season finale.

An Israeli production company is launching a reality TV show for the #MeToo era.

Jimmy Fallon used his "Tonight Show" platform to call on gun control advocates to participate in this Saturday's March for Our Lives demonstrations.

Chrissy Metz says she suffered years of physical and emotional abuse by her stepfather when she was growing up.

Remember when Macaulay Culkin was so intensely private that he was way off the radar?

John Oliver's parody book about Vice President Mike Pence's family pet has sold out.