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Sting says his 1985 song "Russians" is more relevant than ever due to the war in Ukraine.

Actor Johnny Brown, who played building superintendent Nathan Bookman on the 1970s sitcom "Good Times," has died, according to an Instagram post from his daughter, Sharon Brown.

In Batman lore, the police summon the hero by projecting a magnified Bat-signal across the night sky. That's a fitting metaphor for the character's much-debated history in movies, which has cast an unusually large shadow thanks to fans convinced, in their minds, precisely how the Dark Knight should be depicted.

In mystery thriller "The Tourist," Jamie Dornan stars as a man who wakes up from a horrible car accident with no memory. And attempting to discover who he is leads to not only some danger, but also more questions.

Roy Orbison had his signature specs, Johnny Cash his all-black suits and Dolly Parton her massive blonde mane (and bust, which she likes to joke about before anyone else gets the chance).

"Pieces of Her" assembles another one of those small-boned thrillers that Netflix serves up in abundance, teasing out a fairly disposable mystery just good enough to get you to the end. The twisty mother-daughter tale is derived from Karin Slaughter's bestselling novel, one that operates on twin timelines, a format that's certainly all the rage.

It makes sense that Hollywood has rallied around Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky.

"Proud Ukrainian" Mila Kunis and her husband, Ashton Kutcher, have pledged to match up to $3 million in donations to help refugees fleeing her native country amid the conflict with Russia.

Colin Farrell is back in a big way. He appears in two movies released on Friday, "The Batman" and "After Yang."

"Lucy and Desi" puts a big heart around Lucille Ball and Desi Arnaz, not only as the beloved stars of "I Love Lucy" and one of Hollywood's great power couples, but as TV pioneers. Drawing upon personal recordings and home videos, director Amy Poehler has served up a warm valentine that leans into celebrating their lives and away from the tabloid fodder.

Essence Fest is returning to an in-person event this summer with a star roster.

Pete Davidson might be headed to space.

Brad Pitt stars in a highly stylized new movie "Bullet Train," playing an assassin who boards a bullet train filled with trouble.

Darren Criss is grieving is his older brother, Charles Criss.

Famed Russian soprano Anna Netrebko will no longer perform at the Metropolitan Opera in New York City this season or next after she refused to publicly distance herself from Russian President Vladimir Putin, according to a statement from the Met.

Sean Penn says he and his colleagues ditched their car on their way out of Ukraine.

Maksim Chmerkovskiy shared an emotional reunion with his wife at the Los Angeles airport on Wednesday.

Although "Star Wars'" current TV standard-bearers have been accused of what's sometimes derisively known as "fan service," it's hard to imagine a more brazen practitioner than "Star Trek: Picard," a show that exists primarily to rekindle nostalgia for "Star Trek: The Next Generation." That's not all bad, but season two once again finds the Paramount+ series moving at a warp factor of slow speed ahead.

There's a new voice come to the daytime talk show scene.

Kelly Rizzo, the widow of late comedian and actor Bob Saget, is thanking those who have reached out to her to express their support since is sudden death in January.