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Justin Bieber used some technical difficulties to talk about his wife Hailey Bieber's recent health scare.

Seeing exes Ben Affleck and Ana de Armas on screen together will be an undeniable attraction (if not of the "Fatal" variety) for "Deep Water," but that shouldn't obscure the simple pleasures of this erotic thriller directed by Adrian Lyne, a crafty veteran of that genre. While the movie falls apart toward the end, the mystery -- and crackling central performances -- cruises along at a low boil much of the way.

If there were awards for most-annoying characters, "WeCrashed" would have a mantle full of them. As is, this meaty showcase for Jared Leto and Anne Hathaway is wrapped in a somewhat malnourished limited series, with the misfortune of coming at the tail end of several better productions about high-stakes startups whose founders flew too close to the sun.

"Saturday Night Live" may be treading lightly around the volatile situation involving cast member Pete Davidson and musician Kanye West, but Davidson's "SNL" castmate Chris Redd has some jokes ready when the time is right.

The Rock & Roll Hall of Fame announced on Thursday they will keep singer Dolly Parton on their 2022 nomination list, despite Parton's request to withdraw her name.

Anna Sorokin, whose life as a fake German heiress is dramatized in the hit Netflix series "Inventing Anna," is speaking out from behind bars.

Kanye West has been suspended from Instagram after he posted a racial slur directed at "Daily Show" host Trevor Noah, a spokesperson for Meta confirmed to CNN.

Netflix has a delicious new true crime treat for devotees of that genre.

A series built around a US civil war is bound to get attention, especially in these polarized times. But "DMZ" merely uses that backdrop as a device to introduce another dystopian drama based on a DC graphic novel, basically "The Walking Dead" meets the '70s artifact "The Warriors." The result is an uninvolving miniseries that, at four parts, feels either too long or not nearly long enough.

Amy Schumer titled her sketch comedy series "Inside Amy Schumer," which would actually be a better moniker for "Life & Beth," a Hulu dramedy that Schumer created and stars in, in addition to writing and directing most of the episodes. Personal but ponderous, it's a flawed trip down memory lane where children bear the lingering burden of their ill-equipped parents.

Insert the obligatory "Oops, she did it again" reference here.

Before he became president of Ukraine, Volodymyr Zelensky was a successful actor and comedian.

Kylie Jenner is opening up about her postpartum recovery six weeks after welcoming her son, Wolf.

Lisa Kudrow is thinking about treating the world to a "Romy And Michele's High School Reunion" sequel.

The Orange County Sheriff's Office issued its final report into the death of Bob Saget on Tuesday and said it will comply with a court ordered permanent injunction blocking the release of additional details of the comedian's untimely death.

Anna Sorokin, the fake German heiress Netflix's "Inventing Anna" is based on, remains in Immigration and Enforcement custody, a spokesman for the agency said Tuesday.

Kamala Khan's Ms. Marvel, a beloved recent addition to the superhero comic canon, is joining the Marvel Cinematic Universe (MCU) this summer. And based on the trailer for her new self-titled Disney+ series, she's every bit as endearing and relatable as her comic iteration.

Evan Rachel Wood delves deeply into allegations of domestic abuse against former boyfriend Marilyn Manson in "Phoenix Rising," a detailed chronicle of the "Westworld" star's evolution from acting to activism. Yet an equally sobering aspect of this two-part HBO documentary involves Wood's upbringing in Hollywood, and her memories of being sexualized in movies at an early age.

Sandra Bullock has a new movie coming out, but she's planning on stepping back from acting.

Rihanna and her pregnant belly may be setting a new standard for maternity fashion.