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Few television comedies are more synonymous with the '60s than "The Andy Griffith Show."

The actress is doing summer right.

Tara Reid left little to the imagination at the Las Vegas premiere of "Sharknado: The 4th Awakens."

“American Wife” author and veterans' activist Taya Kyle is joining FOX News Channel as a contributor.

Shannen Doherty talks exclusively to ET about her heartbreaking cancer battle.

Michael Douglas’ troubled son Cameron has been quietly released from jail after nearly seven years — and is planning to write a tell-all book about his descent from the privileged scion of a Hollywood dynasty to a solitary-confinement jail cell.

The newest entry into the 'Harry Potter' world is finally out.

When HBO signed Jon Stewart to a four-year production deal after his departure from “The Daily Show,” details were scant about what fruit that deal might bear.

Britney Spears threw a bit of unintentional shade at Taylor Swift.

The 'Scream Queens' star says she's emotionally and physically in her best place.

Bella Thorne got her eyebrows tattooed over the weekend, and she documented the entire process on Snapchat.

Gloria DeHaven, one of the last surviving stars from Hollywood’s golden age who made her screen debut in the Charlie Chaplain Modern Times and went on to be featured in several hit MGM musicals and numerous television roles, has died in Las Vegas.

Cynthia Nixon never really liked Nancy Reagan.

Longtime Weather Channel meteorologist Dave Schwartz has died after a long fight with cancer. He was 63.

Cox wasn’t the only one who got political at the Teen Choice Awards.

Candace Cameron Bure, most notably known for her role as DJ Tanner on “Full House” told FOX411 she doesn't like being called a teen heartthrob.

Hillary Clinton’s political campaign once famously ran an ad featuring a ringing phone at 3 a.m., asking Americans who they wanted leading their country during a time of crisis.

Canadian businessman and "Shark Tank" star Robert Herjavec has married his former "Dancing with the Stars" partner Kym Johnson.

Jessica Alba, Ne-Yo and a group of teenagers called for an end to gun violence.

The 'Vice' singer relied on fans to help her get through an emotional concert on Friday.