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The victims said the assailant was wearing a red bandana. Wyclef had on a red bandana.

Stephen Colbert's conservative alter ego is resurrected and mocks President Trump's budget plan during a segment called "Werd" on "The Late Show."

Its been more than a decade since Dave Chappelle abandoned his hit TV series and walked away from a $50 million deal.

We always knew Missy Elliott's music would save lives one day, and this week New York Presbyterian Hospital confirmed our suspicions.

The Anne Frank Center for Mutual Respect is demanding an apology from Tim Allen after the actor compared being a conservative in Hollywood to living in Germany in the 1930s.

The 1996 movie "First Wives Club" refers to roles available to women as "babe, district attorney and 'Driving Miss Daisy.'" A similar line occurs in FX's new drama "Feud: Bette and Joan," in which aging star Joan Crawford describes an actress' career stages as "ingénue, mother and gorgon."

Meryl Streep, venerable actress, multiple award winner, super hero to liberals -- and star of a meme.

Paris Jackson is stepping out from the shadow of her famous father.

Woody Harrelson's stoner reputation is about to end.

Richard Simmons does not want a "last bow."

"The Big Bang Theory" just got a big renewal from CBS and Warner Bros. Television.

"Beauty and the Beast," Disney's live action remake of its beloved 1991 animated film, made an estimated $350 million worldwide this weekend.

There's a lot of things to love about Adele -- not the least of which is her willingness to do on stage what most people would only do in the privacy of their bedroom: their best windswept impersonation of Beyoncé.

Fans aren't the only ones who break down over "This Is Us."

The newest resident of "Sesame Street" has orange hair and a fondness for her toy rabbit.

Kim Kardashian discussed the Paris robbery she experienced last October for the first time during Sunday night's episode of "Keeping Up with the Kardashians."

Donald Trump's presidency is shaped by Fox News.