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From secret girlfriends to not-so-secret sex, "The Bachelorette" does not disappoint when it comes to over-the-top moments.

Robert Herjavec and Kym Johnson are married.

Shortly after being crowned the new Miss Teen USA, Karlie Hay of Texas got her first, tumultuous introduction into the national spotlight.

The Teen Choice Awards aired Sunday night and from Justin Timberlake's rousing speech to Jessica Alba's emotional tribute to gun violence, it had to have been one of the best yet.

The deaths of reality TV star Toya Wright's two brothers have led to a flood of condolences on social media.

With so much discussion about the toxic influence of money on politics, Alexandra Pelosi's latest HBO documentary, "Meet the Donors: Does Money Talk?," could hardly be better timed or more relevant.

By now you should know the "Harry Potter" drill.

It's a big weekend for Harry Potter fans.

"Fresh Off the Boat" star Constance Wu says she is sick of Hollywood "whitewashing" heroism.

For most of us, our knowledge of John F. Kennedy Jr. is bookended -- and defined -- by two tragedies: there is the image of him saluting his slain father, and then there is his own tragic death in 1999 at age 38. A new documentary, "I Am JFK Jr.," does an admirable job of puttying in the gap between those events.

The results are in -- and they are not good for a number of would-be heirs claiming a cut of Prince's estate.

Grab your Kleenex.

Former professional football player Ed Hartwell has spoken out on his breakup with "Cosby Show" star Keshia Knight Pulliam.

How is the summer almost over already?

Rapper, producer and business mogul Dr. Dre will not face misdemeanor gun charges stemming from an incident that happened outside his Malibu home earlier this week, a Los Angeles District Attorney spokesperson told CNN.

Pregnant "Cosby Show" star Keshia Knight Pulliam is speaking out about the end of her brief marriage.

Every now and then, facts get a little mixed up with fiction.

Much like its title character, "Jason Bourne" is an efficient automaton of a movie, stripping away any pesky qualifiers -- "Identity," "Supremacy," "Ultimatum" -- and getting down to what the whole exercise is about in the bare-bones title.

Syfy caught lightning in a bottle with the first "Sharknado" in 2013. Now the latest installment "Sharknado: The 4th Awakens" proves that the network still has ample incentives to milk as much as it can out of the franchise, even as the returns on it diminish -- and also shows just how hard it will be to kill this social-media-powered monster.