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Move over Carmen Sandiego. "Saturday Night Live" is looking for Kellyanne Conway.

The late night talk show host Stephen Colbert is the target of an online campaign aimed at getting him fired over jokes he made about President Donald Trump this week. CNN commentators Judy Gold, Paul Callan and Danny cevallos weigh in on what should happen next:

Barely a month after Kendall Jenner appeared in a Pepsi commercial that drew such a concerted backlash that it was withdrawn, she's again at the center of controversy.

Kamau Bell visited Chicago and spoke folks, from activists to gang members. Bell says the people of Chicago deserve better but the question is: Is anybody listening to them?

Country music star Loretta Lynn, 85, suffered a stroke Thursday at her home in Hurricane Hills, Tennessee, and has been hospitalized, according to a statement on her website.

President Trump's friendship with Rupert Murdoch could soon become a liability for the Justice Department.

Right now there's a severe overreaction to the FCC chairman's comments about Stephen Colbert.

If you are a free sandwich, Liam Neeson will look for you, he will find you and he will eat you.

"Saturday Night Fever" director John Badham lost a job thanks to his now classic film.

There was no better demonstration of Marvel's box-office magic than turning the obscure "Guardians of the Galaxy" into a major hit in 2014. The sequel, perhaps inevitably, lacks that sense of discovery, delivering some fun moments while getting a bit bogged down in an uneven narrative and a surplus of daddy issues.

Mixed in with the star sightings and Golden Popcorn trophies at Sunday's MTV Movie and TV Awards will be a bit of messaging.

That hot "Harry Potter" play is flying across the pond.

When are people going to learn not to come for Ariel Winter?

Lawyers for women who have accused Fox News of harassment and discrimination will travel to Britain in a bid to persuade regulators to block Rupert Murdoch's acquisition of pay-TV group Sky.

Jay Cutler is leaving the NFL field for the NFL booth.

"Citizenfour" director Laura Poitras and WikiLeaks founder Julian Assange sound like a tantalizing documentary combination. Yet Poitras' long-gestating and evolving "Risk" invites almost as many questions as it answers, providing insight into Assange's eccentricities but shedding little light on the most pressing issues that currently surround him.

Nikki Reed and Ian Somerhalder now have a new blood tie.

Olivia Pope knows a thing or too about being a "nasty woman."