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"Saved By The Bell" star Mario Lopez talks to CNN's Brooke Baldwin about his experience on the show and his favorite trends of the decade ahead of the premiere of CNN's original series "The Nineties."

Tom Holland dons the Spidey suit as the web-slinger returns to theaters this weekend. David Daniel reports.

We can thank Beyoncé for Jay-Z's new album in more ways than one.

Maria Menounos is stepping down as co-anchor of E! News in the wake of surgery to remove a brain tumor, the network said Monday.

With seafaring foodies seeking more gastronomic sophistication than the humdrum buffets of yore, cruise lines have increasingly turned to a winning recipe for palate-pleasing success: The celebrity chef-helmed restaurant.

Jamie Horowitz, president of national networks for Fox Sports, has been ousted from the network abruptly.

The love for Adele is such that when she can't sing, her fans will step up to sub for her.

Rumer Willis has reason to celebrate.

Al Jazeera is fighting back against demands that the government of Qatar should close down the media network.

Photos of celebrities who have been diagnosed with cancer

Transforming into Spider-Man isn't as empowering as you might think.

President Trump is wrestling with challenges both at home and abroad -- but on Twitter he's wrestling with CNN.

President Trump on Sunday tweeted a video of a WWE broadcast that had been edited to show him beating up a man with a CNN logo on his face.

President Donald Trump defended his use of Twitter on Saturday after several days of controversial tweets.

Adele may be dropping the mic, literally.

Another day, another member of the Kardashian Kamp high-heel-deep in controversy.

Jay-Z dropped his new album "4:44" at midnight on Friday and sent the Internet into a frenzy.

The co-founder of the Fyre Festival was arrested and charged with one count of federal wire fraud on Friday, according to the Manhattan US Attorney's Office.

There's not much in the world of "UnREAL" that fazes the unflappable power producer Quinn, played by Constance Zimmer.

After the election of Donald Trump, "House of Cards" creator Beau Willimon had to dramatically shift his view of what the future looked like in his next work fiction.