Author J.K. Rowling returned to London for the premiere of her next magical movie "Fantastic Beasts and Where to Find Them" which is set in 1920's New York.
Hailee Steinfeld became a child star to watch in "True Grit," and delivers on that promise in "The Edge of Seventeen," a coming-of-age movie that owes a debt to John Hughes films but establishes its own voice for the selfie-and-sexting generation.
Prince's companies NPG Records and NPG Music Publishing say the Jay Z multimedia company, Roc Nation, is streaming dozens of Prince songs through the Tidal music service even though it has the rights to only one of his albums.
Matthew McConaughey is a pro when it comes to undergoing physical transformations for his film roles and in his latest movie "Gold," he's nearly unrecognizable.
Opening the first "SNL" since the election, Kate McKinnon, dressed as Hillary Clinton, performed an emotional rendition of Leonard Cohen's "Hallelujah."
USA Network delayed the premiere of "Shooter" twice, each time because of a real-life event that made the sniper-themed drama seem awkwardly timed. That's a lot of grief, public-relations-wise, for a show that isn't good enough to merit it.
