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Cheryl Boone Isaacs encourages moviegoers to make their own judgments after seeing "Birth of a Nation"

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London's Secret Cinema has convinced hundreds of thousands of people to pay $100 to see a movie, often without telling them the title in advance.

Ed Henry, the former White House correspondent for Fox News, is returning to the network after a nearly four-month break after a tabloid revealed he'd cheated on his wife. He'll start Monday as a general assignment reporter.

Seeking to link Donald Trump to the "alt-right" and its media icons, Hillary Clinton on Thursday delivered a speech criticizing Trump over his embrace of extreme conservative media, rhetoric and conspiracy theories.

It's a wrap for Dr. Drew Pinsky's show on HLN.

SItes that support Donald Trump -- and the tough immigration policies he's backed -- are staying silent about the shift in his rhetoric on the issue.

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Dwayne "The Rock" Johnson topped Forbes' list of highest paid actors by raking in $64.5 million last year.

The Video Music Awards are coming back to the city where they started, but going for the first time to one of the city's premiere venues, Madison Square Garden.

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'SNL' star Leslie Jones was reportedly targeted by hackers who released her personal information.

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The New York Yankees have offered to pay for Doc Gooden's drug rehab treatment after allegations arose that the former ball player was suffering from substance abuse issues.

Nike unveiled a new commercial for its "Unlimited" campaign, and it's all about some of the strongest female athletes in the world.

As controversy continues to swirl around "The Birth of a Nation's" Nate Parker, the American Film Institute has postponed an event with him.

Andrea Tantaros' lawsuit against Fox News depicts the network's public relations department as a dirty tricks operation, one that will stop at almost nothing to smear enemies, including Fox employees.

Harvey Weinstein is standing by "Birth of a Nation" director Nate Parker as the up-and-coming filmmaker continues to deal with fallout from a years-old rape allegation that threatens to derail his movie's Oscar hopes.

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Staking its future on video, BuzzFeed has announced that it will split into two units: a new, video-focused BuzzFeed Entertainment Group and BuzzFeed News.