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OWN put on two new dramas this summer, and on paper they're virtually identical. Yet "Queen Sugar," which premieres this week, is much superior to "Greenleaf," a testament to how sharp writing, a good cast and more sober approach can elevate a familiar concept.

Pamela Anderson's call to kick porn is not being received well.

Jackie Chan is set to receive an honorary Oscar in November to honor the martial arts movie star's "distinctive international career."

Renée Zellweger knows just how tough the choice her character, Bridget Jones, faces in "Bridget Jones' Baby" is.

For some people Labor Day Weekend isn't just about soaking up the last rays of summer. It's all about EDM (electronic dance music).

Despite Mark Ruffalo's attempts to defend the casting of Matt Bomer as a transgender woman in his upcoming movie, "Anything," he is still facing backlash.

Chance the Rapper couldn't contain his enthusiasm when Beyonce crashed his backstage interview at the MTV Video Music Awards.

To close out his appearance on "The Late Show with Stephen Colbert," Democratic Rep. John Lewis of Georgia went crowd surfing.

Rob Kardashian is finally speaking out about his life, his love and his health.

Hailee Steinfeld, 19, hopes her new movie, "The Edge Of Seventeen," will accomplish something important: showing teens they're not alone.

Video from Fullscreen's "Keeping Score" series shows soccer goalie Hope Solo's reaction after learning she was suspended from the US national team.

The list of celebrities participating in this year's Stand Up To Cancer telethon has just gotten even more impressive.

Congressman John Lewis is a civil rights icon who isn't afraid to get close to the people.

Hailee Steinfeld talks about her upcoming movie 'The Edge of 17.'

In the midst of his latest legal troubles, Chris Brown is still working.

After three failed attempts at finding love on "The Bachelorette" and "Bachelor in Paradise," ABC named Nick Viall the next Bachelor.