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It's been 20 years, but the director of "Batman & Robin" is really sorry.

Dave Chappelle is taking the stage with a little help from some of his fellow comedians and a few musicians who have appeared on his famous Comedy Central show.

Justin Bieber is on one of the hottest songs of the year, but he doesn't know the words.

Ben Higgins is speaking out about life inside the the "Bachelor" franchise.

The 2017 Tony Awards are back at New York's Radio City Music Hall on Sunday night with Kevin Spacey at the helm.

Reporters covering the U.S. Senate have been told they can no longer film interviews with senators in the hallways outside their offices, an abrupt break with precedent that has set off alarm bells for journalists and media watchdogs.

Chris Ruddy has been the CEO of Newsmax for many years, but now he wears a second hat. He's very much in demand as a Donald Trump commentator.

Naomi Campbell has her own art of the deal.

Stephen Colbert and Seth Meyers joke about President Trump's Cabinet meeting. After the President touted his administration's accomplishments, Cabinet secretaries lavished praise on him.

Go ahead and toss your Oprah Winfrey for president bumper stickers.

Can Korean pop music still be considered Korean if it no longer features any Koreans?

To promote her new album Witness, Katy Perry has been live streaming her life on YouTube 24 hours a day since Thursday from a home in Los Angeles. I've found myself surprisingly captivated, tuning in throughout the weekend to watch her get her makeup done, be interviewed, and even sleep.

"Witness" Katy Perry's tell-all.

Bill Cosby arrived at court arm-in-arm with his wife Camille on Monday, marking her first appearance at the comedian's trial for aggravated indecent assault.

For those enjoying the aerial displays of Golden State/Cleveland, ESPN provides a glorious reminder of the NBA's greatest rivalry in "Celtics/Lakers: Best of Enemies," a five-hour documentary that wraps those memorable series in historical and sociological context. If it's not "O.J.: Made in America" in scope and impact, this high-scoring "30 for 30" effort is the next best thing.

Production of ABC's "Bachelor in Paradise" has been suspended after allegations of misconduct, according to a spokesperson for the show.

The Public Theater in New York City lost two sponsors Sunday due to controversy surrounding its rendition of William Shakespeare's "Julius Caesar," which includes the gory assassination of a ruler who resembles President Trump.