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Amazon may be trying to offer an alternative to HBO's upcoming drama "Confederate."

When it comes to lamenting life in the public eye while exploiting it, members of the Kardashian/Jenner TV-industrial complex are accomplished to having their cake and eating it too.

President Trump has launched a "real news" video series on his Facebook page, part of his longstanding effort to dismiss the news provided by the mainstream media.

The brother of the late Tejano singer Selena is a wanted man.

A spokesman for the family of Seth Rich -- a murder victim whose death has become the center of a conspiracy theory -- said "all [the family] really want at this point is for this to go away."

Chester Bennington was officially laid to rest over the weekend, but that hasn't stopped fans from continuing to pay tribute to the Linkin Park singer.

Why is Attorney General Jeff Sessions promising a crackdown on leaks out of the government?

Kathy Griffin is once again attracting attention because of a head -- but this time it's her own.

Trevor Noah and Jimmy Kimmel poked fun at the Summer Olympics being held in Los Angeles in 2028.

The White House worked with Fox News and a wealthy Republican donor to push a story about the murder of Democratic National Committee staffer Seth Rich, according to an explosive lawsuit filed Tuesday.

Bobby Moynihan is beginning a new chapter for his career with CBS sitcom "Me, Myself and I," but letting go of the grind of "Saturday Night Live" has been harder than he thought.

Rick Damigella looks at the upcoming fantasy-adventure epic starring Idris Elba and Matthew McConaughey, based on King's best-selling novel series.

It turns out Drake Bell "was just being cranky" when he spoke against Josh Peck.

Actress Billie Lourd says her life has changed in the months since losing her mother, Carrie Fisher and her grandmother, Debbie Reynolds.

One contestant found himself on the hot seat on Monday night during "The Bachelorette 2017: The Men Tell All."

Nothing really says "family values" quite like starring in a reality TV show that turns spending quality time with the kids into a money-making endeavor. So Rob Lowe and his sons join the legions of ghost hunters that populate cable with "The Lowe Files," a goofy bit of Scooby-Doo-like hijinks for the A&E network.