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"Star Wars: The Last Jedi" arrives too late to save Hollywood from a tumultuous, no-good, very-bad year, and the uncertain future that goes with it.

Fans of K-pop superstar Kim Jong-hyun are expressing their grief at the loss of the 27-year-old singer who died Monday in an apparent suicide at a studio apartment in the Gangnam district of Seoul.

Just eight days into the New Year, Meryl Streep took the stage at the Golden Globe Awards and started 2017 off with a defiant bang.

Fox's "A Christmas Story Live!" didn't quite bring the holiday cheer on Sunday night.

The Trump administration is getting its second primetime parody with "Our Cartoon President," an animated Showtime series produced by Stephen Colbert, presenting the cartoon version of the president featured on his CBS late-night show.

If you have an appetite for British history, torture and Kit Harington -- in roughly that order -- then "Gunpowder" is the miniseries for you. For viewers, it's a relatively small investment, told in three one-hour installments. For HBO, it's a shrewd and calculated one, picking up a project produced by and starring one of its "Game of Thrones" stalwarts.

How about some cinnamon rolls with that apology?

Tavis Smiley, who was recently called out by PBS over "troubling allegations" about his conduct, staunchly defended his behavior and his integrity Monday and upbraided the network that suspended the distribution of his show.

Tina Brown, the former editor of Vanity Fair and The New Yorker, mocks an apology by celebrity chef Mario Batali after he was accused of sexual misconduct.

Dustin Hoffman is facing more allegations of sexual misconduct.

Russell Simmons is denying new allegations of sexual misconduct, including multiple accusations of rape, after a group of women told their stories to the New York Times and the Los Angeles Times.

ABC has pulled "The Great American Baking Show" after one of the show's judges was accused of sexual misconduct.