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Seth Meyers is a dad again!

The government of Malawi has defended its decision to invite the former heavyweight champion boxer Mike Tyson to become the country's official cannabis ambassador following a backlash over his conviction for rape in the 1990s.

Thanksgiving weekend is theoretically all about family. Yet in terms of entertainment options -- to consume with them or as a means of escaping them -- the prevailing theme is heavily tilted toward nostalgia, with projects rooted in the 1960s, '70s and '90s.

After an accidental Thanksgiving invite in 2016 introduced Jamal Hinton and Wanda Dench, they celebrated yet again.

There are a few surprises in "The Beatles: Get Back."

The holiday season is officially underway, but it has been since last month over on the Hallmark Channel.

Bryan Adams' plans were once again disrupted by Covid-19, as the musician tested positive for the virus a second time in a month.

Madonna has hit out at Instagram for removing photos from her page because part of her nipple was showing.

Britney Spears sitting down with Oprah Winfrey for a televised conversation would undoubtedly generate huge interest.

Claire, a Scottish deerhound, is a history maker.

There is no excess on Thanksgiving.

The next season of "Euphoria" looks pretty "irresponsible."

Jessie J is mourning a pregnancy loss.

The Macy's Thanksgiving Day Parade tradition returns to the streets of New York City this year.

What's synonymous with Thanksgiving? For some people, it's turkey, family reunions, travel tie-ups and pie-induced napping. But for others, Thanksgiving means something else: The National Dog Show.

There's a slow burn happening between Kim Kardashian and comedian Pete Davidson.

Longtime "General Hospital" cast member Steve Burton says the soap opera fired him from the show for refusing to get vaccinated.

An alum of Beyoncé's media and management company will lead one of the country's most prestigious ballet companies -- a significant move in a historically White-dominated world.

We all need some post-Thanksgiving dinner viewing time -- or just some silence from our families while we sit together and watch a movie. And what's better than a cheesy holiday tale to distract us from the world?

The cast of "Corba Kai" went out of their way to make a superfan of the show feel very special. That superfan just happened to be actor Andrew Garfield.