The JonBenet Ramsey case's mini-renaissance continues, with CBS' four-hour documentary about the murdered beauty-pageant tot followed by the Lifetime movie "Who Killed JonBenet?" Mostly straightforward, the project employs one device -- having the slain girl narrate her story -- that leaves a bad, sleazy taste all around.
Singer Michael Bublé and Argentine actress Luisana Lopilato are putting their professional commitments on hold after revealing their 3-year-old son is battling cancer.
The Country Music Association is pushing back on reports it deleted social media posts about a performance by Beyoncé and the Dixie Chicks at this week's CMA Awards.
Ryan Reynolds offered Prime Minister Justin Trudeau some ideas on how to expand Canada when they met at a White House state dinner, but Trudeau wasn't too keen on the plan.
Oscar-winning "Gravity" director Alfonso Cuarón's film crew members say they were attacked and robbed by city workers while shooting his latest project in Mexico City on Tuesday. But the city says the incident was a "brawl."
The dominant themes of Mel Gibson's filmmaking career have been extreme violence, history and religion. Small wonder that the actor would find a project that combines them all to begin his comeback climb with the fact-based war drama "Hacksaw Ridge," ending a decade-long directing hiatus.
Marvel braves a stumble with each dip into its grab bag of second-tier, less-recognizable characters. But it won't come with "Doctor Strange," an extremely entertaining and sure-footed adaptation that manages to conjure more than enough magic to easily pass its spell check.
Like her character in Disney's "Beauty and the Beast," Emma Watson loves books. So much so, she shared one of her favorites with the people of London by leaving copies across public transit this week.
Twenty years have passed since Ewan McGregor had his breakthrough performance in the drug trip indie hit "Trainspotting." He returns to the role in the film's sequel.
Broadcast television networks are doing a better job than ever at bringing lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender and queer characters into the storytelling fold, according to a new report from GLAAD.
