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Tupac Shakur lived much of his life in the limelight, but a letter that has surfaced from his past seems to offer rare insight into one of the late rapper's relationships.

"Hawaii Five-0" producer Peter Lenkov is defending the network on which his series airs after news about a pay equity battle with two of the show's actors went public.

Gavin Russom is on a new path that has nothing to do with LCD Soundsystem's new album.

Andrew Garfield's reported remarks about how he prepared to play a gay man aren't going over well.

Ava DuVernay's exploration of America's criminal justice system will continue with a new project about the Central Park Five on Netflix.

Patton Oswalt has found love again.

Celine Dion is known for penchant for haute couture, but her latest look is extremely stripped down.

Lauren Conrad is a mama.

When Luis Fonsi wrote "Despacito" two years ago, it didn't make the cut on his album but he believed the song was special.

Like any actor, Lewis Tan likes to play the central character in a story.

Featuring a who's who of music stars that have crossed Dr. Dre and Jimmy Iovine's paths, "The Defiant Ones" is a slick, ambitious four-part HBO documentary, charting the parallel rise and friendship of the two producers. While occasionally guilty of pushing his protagonists' legendary reps a bit too hard, director Allen Hughes delivers a pair of Horatio Alger stories in one fascinating package.

An exclusive with Stella McCartney, who designs tennis dresses for some of the top tennis players, including former world number one Caroline Wozniacki.

Kumail Nanjiani stars as himself in "The Big Sick," a rom-com based on how he met his wife, Emily V. Gordon. Rick Damigella reports.

There's a new Muppet in town on "Sesame Street," and he's promoting gender equity.

President Trump is wrestling with challenges both at home and abroad -- but on Twitter he's wrestling with CNN.

The Reddit user who initially claimed credit for President Donald Trump's tweet that showed Trump tackling CNN issued an apology Tuesday for the video and other offensive content he posted -- one day after CNN identified the man behind the account and attempted to make contact with him.

Troll Kelly Clarkson at your own risk.

Ed Sheeran sounds like he's done with Twitter, and he has at least one famous defender.