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In true Hollywood fashion, the threat of a strike by the Writers Guild of America against the major studios looks like it's going to be a cliffhanger.

Kevin Spacey is hosting the Tony Awards.

The latest source of angst for Breitbart came late last week, when Trump tapped former Republican Congressman Spencer Bachus to serve on the board of directors for the Export-Import Bank.

And you thought you were having a good week.

Kate Upton debuted her Britney Spears impression on "Lip Sync Battle" Monday night.

Many Prince fans are preparing for a day of mourning on the one-year anniversary of his death later this week.

"Fargo's" "Wow, they did it again" second season has given way to a more mundane and familiar third installment -- pleasurable enough, but initially feeling more like a retread of what's come before than anything that builds on it.

Opioid painkillers -- some in prescription bottles with the name Kirk Johnson on them -- were found in several places in Paisley Park following Prince's death last year, court documents unsealed Monday showed.

Netflix believes one of these series may give them their best shot at competing with CBS-owned Showtime's "Homeland.''

It was a FaceTime call. Like old time friends, Lady Gaga and Prince William opened up about mental health.

The host of Infowars is in an ongoing custody battle with his ex-wife, who says Jones is too volatile to have joint custody of their children.

A little more than a week after getting sued by perhaps his biggest star, Tomi Lahren, Glenn Beck has filed a counterclaim.

What's the fate of the "Furious"?

Some of the most famous songs in American pop culture are also the most often misunderstood. Here are 10 of them.

Jeff Varner didn't just lose out on "Survivor" prize money after outing Zeke Smith. He has also, he says, lost his job.

Boris Epshteyn, the combative former White House spokesperson, has joined the conservative local news operator Sinclair Broadcasting Group.

Kim Kardashian-West and Kanye West attempted to put to rest any public perception of family tension over Easter weekend.

"24: Legacy" is ending with more of a whimper than a bang. Along with "Prison Break," its tepid performance -- after the high hopes associated with a post-Super Bowl introduction -- indicates the limitations of programs built on TV nostalgia, and the missteps networks can make with reboots.

For its first live show coast-to-coast, "Saturday Night Live" brought out Jimmy Fallon as Jared Kushner and Melissa McCarthy's Sean Spicer as the Easter Bunny.

Just when you thought Sean Spicer's awful week couldn't get worse, along comes "Saturday Night Live."