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Singer/actor and recently returned "The Voice" coach Nick Jonas has revealed details following reports he was hospitalized over the weekend.

Congratulations and best wishes to the newly married Ariana Grande.

Prince Harry has spoken about mental health in the trailer for an Apple TV+ documentary series with Oprah Winfrey, which aims to destigmatize the topic.

Even though Emma Watson has almost 60 million followers on Instagram and almost 30 million on Twitter, she hasn't posted since last June and last August respectively.

Bella Hadid made it clear this weekend where her support lies when it comes to the Israeli-Palestinian conflict.

It was Janet Jackson's 55th birthday over the weekend, but Kim Kardashian West got the gift.

Miss Mexico Andrea Meza was crowned Miss Universe at the 69th annual pageant, which was delayed last year due to Covid-19.

The MTV Movie & TV Awards are being presented Sunday.

J. Cole is having quite the weekend with not only the Friday release of his album, "The Off-Season," but also his debut in the Basketball Africa League (BAL).

Henry Cavill is "very happy in love, and in life" and would be "enormously grateful" if you would be happy for him.

The MTV Movie & TV Awards, a popular vote and popcorn trophy celebration of the best entertainment of the year, will take place Sunday.

Extreme Championship Wrestling (ECW) pro wrestler Jerome "New Jack" Young has died at 58, his wife, Jennifer Young, confirmed on Facebook.

Money, money, money. I just like saying it.

Bill Maher sounds more concerned with missing his show than testing positive for Covid-19.

According to "The Resident" showrunner and executive producer Andrew Chapman, there was a time when the medical drama took some heat from those in the field.

Robert De Niro injured his leg on location, but the show will go on.

R & B singer Tank is speaking out about losing his hearing, in an effort to help others who may face similar problems.

"Pride" offers an off-the-beaten-track history of LGBTQ experiences and activism in the US from the 1950s to the present, with different filmmakers undertaking each decade/episode. Even diced up that way it's a lot to cover, most effective when it comes to highlighting key individuals and moments than connecting those dots.

Following his dramatic TV turn in "Fargo," Chris Rock expands his portfolio again with "Spiral: From the Book of Saw," an extension on the eight-movie-old "Saw" franchise. But this attempt to stitch together the horror staple and a "Seven"-like detective thriller flatly misfires, yielding a not-sequel that finally feels like putting lipstick on a pig mask.

"The Woman in the Window" dispenses with an on-screen nod to Alfred Hitchcock's "Rear Window" early, explained by its protagonist's love of old movies. Yet sitting through this baffling, long-on-the-shelf thriller starring Amy Adams, the clips mostly serve as a subtle cue you'd be better off watching those films instead of this poor reason to stay indoors.