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Actress Sarah Jessica Parker will be leading a special tour of her beloved New York City next Friday.

To borrow a word that Cardi B is now somewhat famous for, she's looking to be a part of the music industry "forever."

The mystery surrounding "A.D." may have been solved, but "Pretty Little Liars" isn't done just yet.

Not planning a trip to a Disney theme park in the near future? You could just go to one of the company's revamped stores instead.

President Trump tweeted Tuesday morning that they NFL ratings "are way down." The numbers for the league's most recent games say otherwise.

Not exactly bold in going where "American Crime Story" went before, NBC plunges into dramatizing true crime under the "Law & Order" banner. Despite the me-too-ism of it all, the result is a slick, impressively cast trip down memory lane, saddled with the unwieldy title "Law & Order True Crime: The Menendez Murders."

It's scary how much great content is streaming in October.

Ezra Klein, who founded Vox three years ago, is handing off the editor in chief reins to his deputy Lauren Williams.

Last year, rapper B.o.B. used Twitter to jump on the 'flat Earth' bandwagon, and it looks like he's been riding it ever since.

Warning: This post contains spoilers about the premiere of "Star Trek: Discovery."

Kylie Jenner appears to be having some fun with her fans.

In "Battle of the Sexes," Sarah Silverman plays a woman who stands with tennis champ Billie Jean King in the fight for women's rights, and in real life, the actress and comedian applauds other sports figures she thinks are taking similarly worthy stands.

Megyn Kelly launched her daytime makeover on Monday with "Megyn Kelly Today," conspicuously trying to reintroduce herself in the mold of Oprah Winfrey or Ellen DeGeneres -- complete with a caffeinated, cheering studio audience -- while establishing distance from her time as a Fox News anchor.

For more than 80 years, the Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences has been designating one film the best motion picture of the year. Some of the winners have become classics, while others have been forgotten by all but trivia diehards.

Did national anthem protests and President Trump's harsh criticism of them hurt the NFL's ratings on Sunday? Maybe. Then again, maybe not.

Grab a cup of coffee. Joe Biden wants to discuss the news.

There's nothing like sibling love.

Television trends have become diluted by abundance, but if this fall is any guide, there's still a perceived appetite for elite military teams kicking terrorist butt.

CBS mixes a familiar TV strategy with a bolder one in "Young Sheldon," a spinoff of its long-running hit "The Big Bang Theory" that departs from the network's traditional multi-camera sitcom format. The experiment at least initially looks like a bright idea -- yielding a breezy, likable series, closer in tone to "The Wonder Years" or ABC's family comedies.

Two concerts held Sunday highlighted America's current political climate.