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Soon after Donald Trump's vile remarks about women surfaced on video, women started sharing their own stories of sexual assault and harassment.

While hosting "Saturday Night Live," "Hamilton" creator and star Lin-Manuel Miranda went after GOP nominee Donald Trump during his opening monologue.

Angry comments piled up on Billy Bush's Facebook page from viewers who were disgusted by the contents of a tape in which Trump brags in graphic terms about being able to grope women "when you're a star."

The videotape of Donald Trump that is shaking up the presidential election sat forgotten on a shelf at NBC's "Access Hollywood" until just a few days ago.

Paisley Park, the home and recording studio of Prince, opened its doors to the public Thursday for the first time since the musician died in April.

Watch an exclusive clip of President Barack Obama getting candid with Grammy winner Macklemore in a new MTV documentary about the opioid crisis in America.

Don't call Issa Rae an overnight success.

For strangers to the bestseller on which "The Girl on the Train" is based, seeing the movie might prompt them to wonder what all the fuss is about. The film version is a solid if unspectacular thriller, one that hinges on a time-bending whodunit that's twisty, to be sure, but whose payoff falls well short of the ride getting there.

A group of anti-rape activists held a candlelight vigil on the eve of the release of "The Birth of a Nation."

As proof that creative auspices and name recognition don't always correlate with quality consider the HBO comedies premiering Sunday, as "Insecure," featuring newcomer Issa Rae, tops Sarah Jessica Parker's not-so-triumphant return, "Divorce," by a mile.

It's unclear when E!'s cameras will once again be keeping up with the Kardashians.

Jay Z is one busy man and on Thursday he announced his next project.

Have you heard "The Fixer Blues?"

Rapper Fetty Wap appears on a 2015 tune titled "$ave Dat Money."

Mariah Carey's loyal "lambs" got to see her collaborate with a Lyon on "Empire" Wednesday night.

The Rolling Stones are going back to their blues roots.

It hasn't happened on the show yet, but fans of "Criminal Minds" know that the character of Agent Aaron Hotchner is no more.