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"War Dogs" stars Jonah Hill and Miles Teller talk about how they brought the true story of two unlikely arms dealers to life.

"What a difference a year makes," Rosie O'Donnell wrote in the caption of an Instagram photo with her daughter, Chelsea.

"Fear the Walking Dead" and "The Strain" both deal with society unraveling in the face of a virus-like supernatural threat. But the AMC and FX programs, which return on successive Sundays this month, demonstrate how similar concepts can go in very different creative directions.

Here's a perfect one for a Throwback Thursday: Adam West, Burt Ward and Julie Newmar are reprising their famous "Batman" roles in the new animated film "Batman: Return of the Caped Crusaders."

Amber Heard has made good on her promise to give the millions she received from her divorce settlement with Johnny Depp to charity.

A collection of short stories from author J.K. Rowling's Harry Potter archives are being released as e-books.

For those unfamiliar with "Ben-Hur" -- or who only remember that it involves a chariot race and Jesus -- a new scaled-down movie version might be deemed harmless. Anyone hoping to find something even remotely worthy of the 1959 epic that won 11 Oscars, on the other hand, is advised to steer clear.

Chris Pratt wants people to know his true style is more sweat than swagger.

John Krasinski is "gunning" for Alec Baldwin's career. No, seriously.

Dolly Parton tells Christine Romans how she finds inspiration in the "crazy" election, writing songs for the new album Pure & Simple.

Hollywood's most relatable celebrity, Chrissy Teigen, posted a photo on Snapchat of the stretch marks on her thighs.

The word "relatable" isn't often used to describe supermodels -- unless we're talking about Chrissy Teigen.

Brian Lowry reviews the reboot of 'Ben-Hur,' which premieres in the U.S. August 19.

Blake Shelton is sorry.

Caitlyn Jenner's "I Am Cait" will not be having a third season, CNN confirms.

In a new era of video streaming, the movie theater is facing stiff competition, but new interactive tech is getting moviegoers back into the theater.