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Warning: This post contains spoilers about the "Grey's Anatomy" season finale.

"Scandal" star Kerry Washington dropped by "The Daily Show" and explained to host Trevor Noah what real-life events forced her show's writers to rework the storyline.

On "The Late Late Show," Harry Styles and James Corden sang and reenacted romantic comedy scenes.

In 1979, none of the promotional material for the film "Alien" showed moviegoers even a glimpse of the titular creature.

A doorman with in-law problems. A deaf store clerk who has a bedroom beef with her boyfriend. And a cab driver who likes to let loose and hates spoilers. On the surface, these people have nothing in common, but in Season 2 of "Master of None," they're a key component in an episode that pays tribute to New York City and the ties that bind us.

Chris Cornell, lead singer of Soundgarden and Audioslave, died Wednesday night, his representative told CNN.

Bobby Moynihan is taking his final bow on "Saturday Night Live" this week.

Alan Thicke's sons are gearing up to battle their father's widow, Tanya Callau Thicke, over his estate.

The last song Chris Cornell ever sang on stage was a cover of Led Zeppelin's "In My Time of Dying." The last song he ever released is a promise to persevere and thrive.

"Unbreakable Kimmy Schmidt" is back for another season of insane humor, high-profile cameos and a dash of music.

An Indiana mayor wants an apology for how his city was portrayed in a recent "Chicago P.D." episode.

When celebrities speak, it seems like the world listens. Here are just a few examples of celebrities shaping public health discussions, for better or worse.

President Trump is having lunch with network news anchors Thursday ahead of his first overseas trip since taking office.

In 1990, "Twin Peaks" was clearly ahead of its time. Now the program returns with a new edition on Showtime, rejoining a TV landscape that has caught up with and embraced its quirky charms.

It's a brand-new "Bachelorette."

President Donald Trump is once again practically live-tweeting "Fox & Friends."