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India Arie is the latest prominent artist to announce she'll be removing her music from Spotify because it platforms Joe Rogan, a podcast host who has repeatedly made false claims about the Covid-19 vaccine. Arie's departure from the service is over a different set of comments Rogan made.

Moses J. Moseley, who portrayed one of zombies on "The Walking Dead," has died, his talent manager Gail Tassell confirmed to CNN Tuesday.

Jessica Biel wished husband Justin Timberlake a happy 41st birthday on social media.

"The View" moderator Whoopi Goldberg has provoked outrage for repeatedly asserting that "the Holocaust isn't about race."

Love is even sweeter the second time around for Jennifer Lopez and Ben Affleck.

Actress Rachel Zegler has responded to criticism of her casting as Snow White in an upcoming live-action remake.

Alec Baldwin has settled a lawsuit about a dispute with a man over a parking spot in New York City, according to attorneys involved in the case.

Let's talk about Bruno.

Hoda Kotb and her longtime love Joel Schiffman have split.

Nick Cannon announced on his daytime talk show Monday that he and model Bre Tiesi are expecting a baby boy together.

Halsey is going back on tour.

Sarah Michelle Gellar may have given her share of stellar performances during her acting career -- but even she probably couldn't pull off playing rapper Big Sean.

Rihanna has debuted a baby bump.

Dear Readers, the actress who portrays Penelope Featherington on "Bridgerton" kindly requests that you refrain from talking to her about her body.

Actor Howard Hesseman, best known as the hard rocking disc jockey Dr. Johnny Fever on the sitcom "WKRP in Cincinnati" has died, according to his manager Robbie Kass.

Supermodel Bella Hadid says lacking boundaries "sexually, physically, emotionally" led to her being abused in a number of unhealthy relationships.

A look at some of the shows and movies streaming on Netflix, Amazon, Hulu and Disney+ in February.

The second part of Janet Jackson's highly anticipated documentary aired Saturday night on Lifetime and in it she got candid about some of her life's most controversial moments.

The title perfectly captures the tone of "We Need to Talk About Cosby," conveying the reluctance and unease felt by Bill Cosby's longtime fans as accusations of sexual assault dismantled his legacy. In that sense, director W. Kamau Bell has made a four-part docuseries as much about what happens when heroes let you down as the man himself.

Prince Harry and Meghan Markle have expressed their "concerns" to Spotify over Covid-19 misinformation on the platform, joining a growing group of personalities putting pressure on the streaming service amid a dispute about Joe Rogan's controversial podcast.