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"The Shape of Water" has another trophy to add to its haul.

Lady Gaga has canceled the remaining dates of her Joanne World Tour due to "severe pain," Live Nation announced Saturday.

Students at the Ron Clark Academy were thrilled to find out they were all going to see the upcoming movie "Black Panther," and their reaction has gone viral online.

Logic's performance at this year's Grammys was potentially a life-saving one.

Rihanna seems to have found an ally in French President Emmanuel Macron.

Dennis Edwards, the former leader singer for The Temptations, whose gritty voice carried some of the biggest hits of the Motown era, has died, according to his booking agent Rosiland Triche. He was 74.

The highly-anticipated blockbuster film "Black Panther" is apparently not eagerly awaited by everyone.

The drowning of actress Natalie Wood has long been one of Hollywood's great mysteries but authorities say they are now investigating her death as "suspicious" after new witnesses came forward.

Yes, a football game will be played Sunday but we are really here for the star power.

NFL ratings have declined, ESPN has become a drag on parent Disney's earnings, and the way people consume TV continues to evolve, threatening existing business models.

Chile's Oscar nominee for best foreign-language film, "A Fantastic Woman" is one of those movies that derives power from its simplicity, conveying the discrimination against its transgender heroine in a way culls from a long history of such portrayals and yet somehow manages to feel fresh and relevant.

Here's a sign of how far the world has come: Some fans are upset that "Fantastic Beasts 2" is not going to let Dumbledore be openly gay.

"Jeopardy!" contestants fail to answer football related clues.

The call for Recording Academy president Neil Portnow to step down reached a fever pitch on Thursday when prominent women in the music industry issued a letter demanding sweeping changes.