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Nate Parker fought to make his film "The Birth of a Nation" and now he wants to share it.

Laverne Cox is demanding equality for the LGBT community. The "Orange Is the New Black" star spoke to CNN at the season four premiere in NYC Thursday night and choked up while discussing the mass shooting in Orlando last weekend and how legislation like the "bathroom law" in North Carolina are hindering the progress she and her show have made.

"Something's Coming" from famed director Steven Spielberg.

Folks are already betting on how Javier Muñoz will be received as the replacement for Lin-Manuel Miranda in the smash hit Broadway musical "Hamilton," but he's a man who has already beaten the odds.

Taylor Swift and Calvin Harris seem to want to erase their shared past. Just after "The Sun" published pictures of Swift kissing actor Tom Hiddleston, we discovered something else: Swift, the queen of Instagram with more than 81 million followers, has deleted all traces of her former boyfriend, deejay Calvin Harris, from her account. He has done the same.

Rapper and actor Common has a little something to remember from his time filming the upcoming movie, "Suicide Squad."

This will make your day. Amy Schumer and Vogue editor-in-chief Anna Wintour switched lives, in a video produced by Schumer on the heels of her first ever Vogue cover.

This is "Wicked" good news. The fabulously successful Broadway hit is being made into a movie.

Oprah Winfrey is writing her first cookbook, "Food, Health and Happiness: 'On Point' Recipes for Great Meals and a Better Life."

Stephen Colbert slammed Donald Trump during last night's episode of "The Late Show," comparing the Republican presidential frontrunner to a Nazi.

Angelina Jolie was a 15-year-old aspiring actress when she had a photo shoot with Harry Langdon in Los Angeles.

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Michael Curtiz directed many of Hollywood's most classic films, but is best remembered this time of year for 'White Christmas.'

Every film tells a story. But certain movies, like the "Star Wars" series, do more than just entertain -- they inspire.

Judy Smith's real-life scandals

How HBO's 'Veep' is just like running for president...

The legendary Don Rickles remembers his friend, fellow comedian and icon in her own right, Joan Rivers.