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Try not to be shocked that Taylor Swift wrote a song about a guy.

Amber Tamblyn reached out to the woman who accused her husband, David Cross, of making racist comments and said she believes her.

Thank you Calvin Klein, because Jake Gyllenhaal as a dad is everything.

Ed Sheeran is reportedly opening up about how substance abuse factored into his hiatus from music.

The late Hugh Hefner broke ground with Playboy, and now the first issue of the magazine since his recent death is doing the same.

R&B legend Toni Braxton opens up about the challenges that almost ruined her career and why she supports President Trump.

Julia Louis-Dreyfus wants everyone to know she's a fighter.

Blac Chyna is suing the Kardashian-Jenner family.

In what's already been an absurdly busy year for Stephen King adaptations, "1922" -- a taut, exceedingly spare Netflix movie based on the prolific author's novella -- is a reminder that when it comes to King, bigger isn't always better.

Quentin Tarantino, the famed director and frequent Harvey Weinstein collaborator, said in an interview that he had heard accounts of abuse by Weinstein and regrets not acting on it.

The Los Angeles Police Department has opened an investigation into Harvey Weinstein after a person has come forward with an allegation of sexual assault against the disgraced movie mogul.

Channing Tatum is stepping down from a film project he had in development with The Weinstein Company.

The wildfires that have raged across the western U.S. add a sobering element to "Only the Brave," a square-jawed true story about the Granite Mountain Hotshots, a local firefighting crew. Filled with male bonding and macho bravado, it's a polished, old-fashioned account of heroism, one whose familiar beats and episodic nature somewhat blunt its dramatic spark.