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President Obama and the first lady dance to Michael Jackson's "Thriller" at their last White House Halloween trick-or-treat event.

Justin Bieber wrote an apology letter to fans via twitter for walking off stage during an October 23 show in Manchester, UK.

Disney is on a live-action roll and not looking to stop it any time soon.

If the cast of Marvel's "Doctor Strange" is to be believed, moviegoers better prepare themselves for a next-level experience.

Marvel Studios has churned out hit after hit since 'Iron Man' in 2008 -- but its continued success relies on more obscure heroes from its comic archives.

"Stranger Things" first took over Netflix this summer and now it's taking over Halloween.

Actor Michael Douglas has painted a grim picture of his former co-star Val Kilmer's health, but Kilmer insists he's conducting business as usual.

Damien Chazelle spent six long years trying to make his musical love story, "La La Land." But these days, he's thankful for the bumps along the way because they all led him to the two stars who would make his movie a reality -- Ryan Gosling and Emma Stone.

Celebrities from Katy Perry to Beyonce spent the weekend showing off their outrageous Halloween costumes.

Michael Phelps may have kept his first wedding private, but he and Nicole Johnson are being more open about their second.

If you think "American Horror Story" has done it all, think again.

Bob Dylan apparently isn't going to leave the Nobel Prize committee hanging.

Spooky or nah?

As far as Dana Calvo is concerned, there's really no better time she could have asked for Amazon to premiere her new show, "Good Girls Revolt."

Rapper Phife Dawg of A Tribe Called Quest was working on a new solo album when he died of complications from diabetes in March.

NBC has officially picked its next live musical and the show's star. But it didn't have to look far.

Shannen Doherty moved Chelsea Handler to tears.

The concierge who was held at gunpoint with Kim Kardashian West has revealed more details about the robbery.

Leonardo DiCaprio is hoping to push climate change onto the political agenda with the release of his new documentary. CNN's Neil Curry reports.