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Of course they did.

The UK's flagship music awards ceremony, the Brits, will go ahead with a 4,000-strong crowd, no social distancing and no masks next month, as part of a government trial that offers a peek at how large events can operate in a post-pandemic world.

Kim Kardashian West may be a tad bit late to the "Bridgerton" fan community, but she's all in now.

Wednesday marks the fifth anniversary of the death of musical icon Prince, and the world has not felt the same since he left us.

Hulu has some legen--waitforit--dary news for those missing "How I Met Your Mother."

When the "Army of the Dead" trailer dropped last week, fans were quick to notice how sexy comedian Tig Notaro looked in the preview.

Chrissy Teigen is not only back on Twitter after taking a bit of a break, but she's also breaking news about her friendship circle.

Musician Ezra Furman has revealed she is a trans woman and a mother, telling fans she is "very proud" to "have come to know it and be able to say it."

Apple has kindly given us our first sneak peek at the second season of "Ted Lasso."

Kate Winslet has revealed that her daughter Mia Threapleton was able to "slip under the radar" and follow in her mother's acting footsteps without people knowing the pair are related.

Before the Grammys, producer Ben Winston -- eyeing recent history for such events during this pandemic year -- conceded that he was anticipating a major rating decline, a prediction that came true.

Demi Lovato apologized after her complaints about a frozen yogurt shop caused a backlash from those wanting her to chill out.

Suri Cruise is growing up fast.

Anderson Cooper is turning to the "Jeopardy!" G.O.A.T. Ken Jennings for some advice on his guest-hosting gig for charity.

In years past unless you made it to a theater multiple times, you probably didn't get a chance to see all the films nominated for best picture at the Oscars.

"Cruel Summer" is set in the 1990s and shares its name with a Bananarama song from the '80s, but its bingeable qualities make it nicely suited to the 2020s. How well that will translate to Freeform, the Disney-owned cable network, could be another matter, but this time-twisting soap opera certainly doesn't suffer from a lack of narrative ambition.

The nominations are in and "WandaVision" has come out on top.

The Academy of Country Music Awards, celebrating the best in country music, are being presented Sunday.

The "Downton Abbey" film is getting the band back together.

There's no one way for documentary fare to acknowledge Earth Day, but the programs generally fall into one or more of four distinct buckets in regard to the health of the planet: Depressing, vaguely hopeful, star-studded, and celebrating the natural world to highlight what we might be losing.