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Norman Lear and Jimmy Kimmel kicked off the third "Live in Front of a Studio Audience" special with a moment made for live TV -- but not for censors.

The beauty of being Will Smith is that if you decide to scratch items off your bucket list, National Geographic and Disney+ will dutifully mount and chronicle your adventures. Enter "Welcome to Earth," which allows Smith to explore the world with those who do so professionally, in what amounts to a cheerful exercise in nature programming for beginners.

According to Rebel Wilson, not everyone on her management team was excited about her weight loss journey.

Television host and actor Nick Cannon shared with his talk show audience on Tuesday that his youngest child, Zen, has died.

Something pleasant lies ahead.

Now we know Mr. Big really is Team Carrie.

Olivia Rodrigo is planning on hitting the road in 2022.

In a grand science fiction tradition, "Don't Look Up" uses a disaster-movie framework as a metaphor for a reality-based crisis, with a huge comet hurtling toward Earth as a surrogate for indifference to addressing climate change. Yet this star-studded, extremely provocative satire at times veers off course itself, partially undermining its admirable qualities with the broadness of its tone.

Pete Davidson and Machine Gun Kelly love a good manicure.

Neo and Trinity have still got it.

Colton Underwood is happy and in love.

Canadian rapper Drake withdrew on Monday from the Grammy Awards, removing his two nominations for music's highest honors, sources close to the musician said.

BTS fans, Christmas has come early -- members of the K-Pop band finally have personal Instagram accounts.

The Roy family is rich in Critics Choice nominations.

It's a wrap for two of the stars of Bravo's "Vanderpump Rules."

Charlie Cox is here to stay.

"Superman" star Henry Cavill has revealed that not all heroes wear capes -- some just have fluffy paws.

While promoting his new Spider-Man film, Tom Holland confirmed he has another big role coming.

If a goal of the Sept. 11 terrorists was to undermine American values, "The Forever Prisoner" makes the case on that score, at least, the bad guys won. Focusing on the treatment of Abu Zubaydah, a former associate of Osama bin Laden held in detention since 2002, director Alex Gibney's HBO documentary argues the US response marked "our retreat from the ideals we claim to be fighting for."

The blueprint for "Landscapers," a four-part British miniseries airing on HBO, turns out to be considerably sturdier than the construction, somewhat wasting the dream pairing of Olivia Colman and David Thewlis. It's still an interesting detour into bizarre true crime, but so stylized as to blunt the overall impact by being too cute for its own good.