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The only thing standing between Rupert Murdoch and his dream media deal is the British government.

If you didn't get a chance this weekend to pop over to the pop-up "Donald J. Trump Presidential Twitter Library" in New York City, Comedy Central has you covered.

In the wake of the Grenfell Tower disaster, singer -- and proud Londoner -- Adele has paid a visit to some of the city's firefighters, hailed as heroes for saving residents from the deadly blaze.

He's more than a chubby funnyman, says Mel Robbins. And Hill knew what he was doing when he shed the pounds, following a pretty basic plan anyone can use.

Late-night hosts Stephen Colbert, Seth Meyers and Trevor Noah mocked Trump's attorney Jay Sekulow after he seemed to contradict himself in a series of weekend interviews.

On "The Late Show," Stephen Colbert and comedian Seth Rogen trolled Donald Trump Jr. with direct messages on Twitter.

Miles Teller, best known for his role in the "Divergent" franchise, was arrested early Sunday morning on a misdemeanor for public intoxication, according to the San Diego police department.

Carrie Fisher had multiple drugs in her system when she went into cardiac arrest on a flight and later died, according to a full autopsy report.

Summer and sharks have proven to be a pretty potent combination, which is the main draw in "47 Meters Down," an old-fashioned "B" movie that offers its share of reasonably effective thrills, even if it gets predictably light-headed long before its over.

Beyoncé and Jay Z have welcomed twins, a source close to the couple tells CNN.

CBS has announced the new cast of "Big Brother."

For one kindergarten class, "Wonder Woman" is already changing the way they view the world.

It's a match made in reality TV heaven.

Four months after a catastrophic accident, Jamie Lynn Spears' daughter has reached a milestone.

Beyoncé isn't the only one who can deliver.

Stephen Furst, the actor who played the hapless, beanie-wearing frat boy Flounder in the 1978 movie "Animal House," has died at age 63, his son, Nathan Furst, told CNN on Saturday.

For those who grew up with Bill Cosby's comedy, feelings of sadness shouldn't be confused with sympathy in appraising a legacy that -- whatever the eventual outcome of the criminal case against him, in which a jury on Saturday failed to reach a verdict -- has already been forever tarnished.