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Tig Notaro has no reservations about serving up deeply personal comedy in her inspired-by-real-life Amazon series "One Mississippi." For that reason, it's easy to feel like you know the comedian well. But a word of caution: The line between actual and imagined is blurred enough on the series, you might not know her as well as you think you do.

Actor Daniel Day-Lewis has officially announced his retirement.

If the stars of "Drake & Josh" and social media are to be believed, the beloved Nickelodeon series won't be getting a reboot anytime soon.

Pamela Anderson cares a great deal about both the vegan lifestyle and Julian Assange.

Ashton Kutcher hopes his wife Mila Kunis won't DVR-cheat on him.

In a surprising development that sent a disturbance throughout the "Star Wars" galaxy Tuesday night, the franchise's upcoming Han Solo prequel film lost its directors.

No one believes you, Daniel Day-Lewis.

You might be surprised at some of the celebrities who are pals. Here are photos of some odd couplings.

"GLOW" is a breezy but slight look back at the mid-1980s and the made-for-TV oddity that was "Gorgeous Ladies of Wrestling." Alison Brie's central performance practically lifts the whole thing on her shoulders, but as cable comedies go, it's at best a middleweight.

Rapper Prodigy, one half of the influential hip hop duo Mobb Deep has died, according to a co-author on one of his books, Kathy Iandoli.

"Persuasive" was a word that came up often on Monday night at the Television Academy in North Hollywood, where Norman Lear spoke at an event that honored his past and continued contributions to TV.

Mark Wahlberg and Anthony Hopkins star in the latest installment of the toys-turned-movie-franchise.

This is not a drill: you have until September 26 to stock up on tissues.

Inch by inch by inch, the Trump administration is rolling back press access, which means less information for the public.

It seems "Melodrama" isn't just the title of Lorde's new album.

Jonah Hill's new bod might be the biggest surprise of the summer.

Tucked in the western edge of Death Valley National Park, Rainbow Canyon -- or Star Wars Canyon, as some call it -- is an aviation geek mecca.