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Drew Barrymore had just done "E.T." when they planted her in front of a wind machine for "Firestarter," probably the most memorable visual of that 1984 movie. But nothing by Stephen King can stay dead forever, which explains a new do-over that can barely generate enough heat to qualify as a thriller.

Gwyneth Paltrow was involved in an announcement this week that some people thought was, well, pardon the intended pun, crap.

Reality TV star Kelly Osbourne has announced that she is pregnant with her first child.

The next round of the Eurovision Song Contest is upon us.

Of course he did.

Kendrick Lamar has released the artwork for his highly anticipated album, "Mr. Morale and the Big Steppers," which is scheduled for release Friday.

"Top Gun: Maverick" director Joseph Kosinski is sharing why original female cast members from "Top Gun" were not invited to participate in the film's sequel.

Rebel Wilson says she didn't really date in her twenties as she was focused on making it in Hollywood.

Ashley Judd and her family wanted the world to hear from them how Naomi Judd died.

Grammy-winning rapper Young Thug's lyrics are being cited as evidence in a sweeping 56-count gang indictment, again raising a debate over whether lyrics are protected free speech.

Nimbly mixing nostalgia and full-throttle action, "Top Gun: Maverick" soars higher than it has any right to, constructing a mostly terrific sequel 36 years later (including a Covid release delay), using a good but not great movie as its jumping-off point. That might not be enough to take your breath away, but as brawny summer entertainment goes, it comes shockingly close.

Maria Alyokhina, a member of the punk group Pussy Riot, which has long protested Russian President Vladimir Putin's regime, said she escaped the country disguised as a food courier.

Stevie Wonder is sounding the alarm about deteriorating civil rights in America.

With the added bonus of dueling Mr. Darcys for "Pride and Prejudice" aficionados, "Operation Mincemeat" unites Colin Firth and Matthew Macfadyen in an extraordinary true story of World War II espionage, built around Winston Churchill's statement that in war, truth should be accompanied by "a bodyguard of lies." Here, the deception hinges on a corpse, with thousands of lives hanging in the balance.

There have been other stories about fertility doctors who abused their positions, and even a short-lived Fox drama built around the idea. Condensed into a documentary premiering on Netflix, "Our Father" captures the pain and betrayal associated with that, while diluting the message by shooting and scoring the production using horror-movie conventions.

Wynonna and Ashley Judd are working with CMT and Sandbox Live to honor their mother late mother, Naomi Judd with a televised memorial.

Hilary Duff is feeling comfortable in her skin.

Amanda Seyfried as Karen Smith in "Mean Girls " has a special place in the heart of pop culture.

Halsey has revealed that they have received multiple diagnoses since giving birth last July.

After an intense competition in the first round of semifinals, ten countries have been selected to move on to the next stage of the Eurovision Song Contest.