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"Remember, you're in the funny business. You're not in the 'me' business."

Charlize Theron is "inspired" that more Hollywood actresses are demanding stronger on-screen roles for women.

The Jackson family matriarch is accusing her nephew of abusing her.

The "divisive nature" of President Donald Trump's travel ban "terrifies me in a way," Oscar-nominated actor Dev Patel said Wednesday.

Singer Jason Derulo is claiming he was the victim of racial discrimination by American Airlines employees.

"The Lego Batman Movie" is OK, but more than its wildly successful predecessor, well short of awesome. Beginning and finishing with considerable cleverness and energy, the project sags in the middle, as sustaining such a high level of goofiness is a building job this Dark Knight can't fully master.

Drew Barrymore credits her new show, "Santa Clarita Diet," with helping her through a dark period in her life.

Jessa (Duggar) Seewald and her husband Ben don't have a name yet for their baby, but they have plenty of emotion about his birth.

Todd Chrisley knows there is lots of speculation that he is gay and he is so fine with that.

There's only one rule in comedy, most comedians will tell you. It must be funny.

The 8-year-old daughter of Jamie Lynn Spears is doing "better and better" following an ATV accident, according to her family.

Kate McKinnon is ready to get messy as the voice of Ms. Frizzle in Netflix's upcoming revival of "The Magic School Bus."

This year's South by Southwest event is packing plenty of star power.

Madonna is a new mom again.

Selena Gomez's new series for Netflix, "13 Reasons Why," has been a passion project of hers since she was a teen. That's because, Gomez admits, the theme of the show, about a teenage girl struggling emotionally, "hits very close to home."

Lady Gaga is aware that some less than kind comments were made about her physique during her Super Bowl halftime performance.

Dear world: Your first look at Netflix's "Dear White People" series has arrived.

Actor Richard Hatch, who was known for his role as Captain Apollo in the TV series "Battlestar Galactica," died Tuesday, according to his manager Michael Kaliski.