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Lynda Carter wants James Cameron to "stop dissing" "Wonder Woman."

"SNL" is coming off one of its best rated and critically lauded seasons ever. So, can they do it again?

Parents of victimized children -- one missing, the other murdered -- are at the heart of two dramas debuting Sunday, ABC's serialized "Ten Days in the Valley" and CBS' tech-informed procedural "Wisdom of the Crowd." While each show boasts a cable-credentialed stars in Kyra Sedgwick and Jeremy Piven, neither makes much of a case for a spot in anybody's DVR lineup.

Nick Kroll and Stephen Colbert are having some fun in their quest to help Puerto Ricans in the wake of Hurricane Maria.

Everyone whose love of ABC TV shows from the '90s hasn't gone extinct will be pleased by three new additions to the Hulu streaming library.

The tennis superstar has snapped back in a big way since giving birth.

Tom Cruise needed a win after "The Mummy" unraveled, and he gets one with "American Made" -- a clever, truth-is-stranger-than-fiction dark comedy about a TWA pilot who wound up embroiled in the Iran-contra affair, and in bed with everyone from the CIA to Pablo Escobar's drug cartel.

Go ahead and stomp your Manolo Blahniks in frustration.

Vice presidents have each others backs.

Rihanna criticized President Donald's Trump response to the humanitarian crisis in Puerto Rico following Hurricane Maria, suggesting that the President is not paying enough attention to the disaster occurring on the island.

Marvel's Midas touch with blockbuster movies has proved more elusive in the realm of television, as ABC's "Inhumans" gets off to a clunky start while Fox's "The Gifted" -- a different sort of family drama, culled from the "X-Men" universe -- has more to recommend it but still looks decidedly mortal.

Ariel Winter is learning about the hazards of a being a celebrity pursuing higher education.

Stephen Colbert and actor Nick Kroll offered to donate money to help hurricane relief efforts in Puerto Rico whenever a celebrity posts an awkward picture from their teen years tagged #PuberMe.

The Wall Street Journal is giving up on printing newspapers for Asia and Europe.

The founder of Playboy made several appearances in TV shows, including "Sex and the City" and "The Simpsons."

Beyoncé is rallying her gente in the name of hurricane relief with a new-ish song unveiled Thursday.

At least one Kardashian/Jenner sister is talking about their new baby.

Pete Davidson says he was formally diagnosed with borderline personality disorder last year.

"Hamilton" creator Lin-Manuel Miranda and his father, Luis Miranda, made a passionate plea for help for the hurricane-ravaged island of Puerto Rico.