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She never appears on screen, but Selena Gomez still has good reason to be touting her new Netflix series, "13 Reasons Why."

In olden TV times, the tumultuous romance of F. Scott and Zelda Fitzgerald would have been turned into a movie, or maybe a miniseries. Today, it's been sliced somewhat awkwardly into a 10-part Amazon series, "Z: The Beginning of Everything," with Christina Ricci lending star power to a handsome but not great trip along the wrong side of paradise.

Actor and performance artist Shia LaBeouf has been charged with misdemeanor assault and a harassment violation after getting in a scuffle during an anti-Trump rally early Thursday morning, according to New York Police Department spokesman Sgt. Thomas Antonetti,

This is not a drill.

Actress Mary Tyler Moore, whose eponymous 1970s series helped usher in a new era for women on television, died Wednesday at the age of 80, her longtime representative Mara Buxbaum said.

It was one of the most-important and most-watched TV shows of the 1970s, a vehicle for a female actress playing a single working woman. The premise was unusual and the setting -- a Midwest television station's newsroom -- was unique, with the laughter underscoring social points still relevant today.

The impact that Mary Tyler Moore had on television as an art form -- as well as a business -- eclipsed even her super-luminous star quality.

The death of iconic actress Mary Tyler Moore has sent waves of sadness through Hollywood and beyond.

Butch Trucks, the co-founder and drummer for the Allman Brothers Band, passed away at his home Tuesday night in West Palm Beach, Florida, Truck's booking agent Page Stallings told CNN. He was 69.

See photos of iconic actress Mary Tyler Moore, who died Wednesday, January 25, at the age of 80.

When Mary Tyler Moore auditioned for the role of Laura on "The Dick Van Dyke Show," series creator Carl Reiner famously put his hand on her head, walked her down to producer Sheldon Leonard's office and said, "I found her, here she is."

In a 2003 interview with Larry King, Mary Tyler Moore and Dick Van Dyke talk about how they met and their time working together on "The Mary Tyler Moore Show."

Archie Comics meets "Twin Peaks" in "Riverdale," a surprisingly good adaptation that takes the familiar exploits of the cartoon gang, sexes them up -- including a central murder mystery -- and brings them into the 21st century.

Pop superstar Madonna says she is not planning to expand her family.

The leaked video involving a reluctant canine has likely blunted enthusiasm for "A Dog's Purpose," but that controversy is separate from what a strange, wildly uneven film it is. The intent, clearly, was to tap into the "Marley & Me" audience, but if the question is, "Who's a good movie?," well, not this.

Aaron Paul talks about the "Breaking Bad" reboot rumors that were so convincing that he almost believed them.