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In the opening sequence of "Definition, Please," 8-year-old Monica Chowdry is asked to spell one final word correctly before she can be declared the Scripps National Spelling Bee champion.

Two fans of the actress Ana de Armas are suing the studio Universal Pictures for allegedly duping them into renting a film because they believed she would be in it due to trailers and promotional material.

The Playboy mystique and Hugh Hefner's legacy receive a serious debunking in "Secrets of Playboy," a 10-part A&E network docuseries that explores the dark side of the lifestyle Hefner sought to embody. Somewhat bloated in its format, there are plenty of disturbing revelations scattered here for those with the patience to reach them.

Evan Rachel Wood powerfully speaks out about the abuse she says she experienced in a new documentary.

Christina Aguilera is opening up again about her former "Mickey Mouse Club" co-star Britney Spears' 13-year conservatorship coming to an end.

Pete Davidson and Colin Jost are just a couple of boat guys.

"Billions" might have lost its Axe, but it returns with the same cutting dialogue, and in many respects, its original formula.

When Joshua Gillespie was holed up in the hospital as a kid, where he stayed frequently in between surgeries for his rare heart condition, his best friend was a 3-and-a-half-year-old monster with red fur and a vibrant imagination.

After postponing the start of her Las Vegas residency, Adele surprised a group of disappointed fans with a video call at Caesars Palace.

Actor and director Regina King's son, Ian Alexander Jr., has died by suicide, her representative confirmed to CNN Saturday.

Hilary Duff leads the ensemble cast of "How I Met Your Father," a nostalgic spin on the sitcom "How I Met Your Mother."

Priyanka Chopra and Nick Jonas have welcomed their first child.

Some would-be concertgoers are disappointed Adele has postponed her Las Vegas residency -- just one day before it was set to begin. But last minute event changes in the pandemic may be the new norm, according to one industry expert.

The first look at Peacock's Joe Exotic and Carole Baskin limited series can only be described with one word: paw-some.

The pandemic has claimed another eagerly awaited tour.

Louie Anderson, an Emmy winner whose career spanned from stand-up and game show host to starring roles in TV and film, died Friday in Las Vegas from complications related to cancer, his publicist Glenn Schwartz confirmed to CNN.

Christina Aguilera is revisiting her roots in "La Fuerza," her first Spanish title in more than two decades, out Friday.

Thomas Rhett is hitting the road.

Dakota Johnson and Andrew Garfield reunited recently for a good laugh about the first time they met.

Best known for "Friday Night Lights," producer Jason Katims has crafted another small coming-of-age gem with "As We See It," adapting an Israeli series about a trio of 20-somethings on the autism spectrum, trying to find purpose and independence. Heartbreaking and touching in its central characters' vulnerability, this Amazon series deserves to be seen and celebrated.