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No lie: "Big Little Lies" is officially coming back for another season.

Meghan Markle is not only joining Britain's real royal family, she could also have a part in the fictitious one.

When Steven Tyler co-wrote Aerosmith's hit "Janie's Got a Gun" almost 30 years ago, he knew he wanted to help young women who had been abused.

The Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences has established new standards of conduct for its members after allegations of sexual misconduct have roiled Hollywood in recent months.

A man who police said did some work for singer R. Kelly is now wanted for allegedly burglarizing two Atlanta area homes rented by the singer.

The upper lips remain admirably stiff in "The Crown," but Season 2 takes what was a fine Netflix drama and polishes it to a high gloss -- presenting its stories more crisply, while providing a stronger showcase for its regal core cast.

As a writer and producer on "Jimmy Kimmel Live!" as well as Kimmel's wife, Molly McNearney should have been the first to know about his moving monologue about their son's health issues.

"I, Tonya" announces up front that it's based on "irony free, wildly contradictory" interviews with the participants, yielding a darkly satiric comedy with the tenor of a Coen brothers movie. Elevated by Margot Robbie and Allison Janney's shimmering performances, this entertaining account of those strange events earns the sort of high marks for creative interpretation that its protagonist complained eluded her.

We have "Mean Girls" the musical, and now Lindsay Lohan wants a big-screen sequel.

Historic residences don't get much more regal than Buckingham Palace in London.

Comedian Chelsea Handler is among the thousands who have had to flee their homes over the last three days as several wildfires burn in Southern California.

Hugh Jackman apparently was neither shaken nor stirred by the possibility of playing James Bond.

YouTube's top viral video in 2017 was a singing man in an oyster costume.

A former contestant from "The Voice" is denying a rape accusation made by another female singer.

Johnny Hallyday, France's rock 'n' roll icon has died, the French president's office said in a statement on Wednesday.