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Despite the Grammys announcing some changes, The Weeknd says he still isn't rocking with them.

"The Simpsons" writer John Swartzwelder is finally talking about his days writing 59 iconic episodes of the show.

Britney Spears is tired of all the documentaries being made about her life, specifically when it comes to her court-ordered conservatorship.

According to the head of Marvel, Benedict Cumberbatch was slated to appear as Dr. Strange in the final episode of the Disney+ series "WandaVision."

Before you get to Cinco de Mayo, May the Fourth be with you.

"American Idol" featured a Disney night on Sunday, with 10 artists from Season 18 given a second chance to win the final spot in the Top 10.

"Saturday Night Live" has set the stage for its final hosts of the season.

Rebel Wilson had to share over the weekend.

Jean Trebek sees a great lesson in how her late husband continued to work even while he struggled with pancreatic cancer.

Musician Billie Eilish says she is taking back her power by speaking out against systemic abuse, body positivity and the unrealistic expectations placed on young women.

Billie Eilish is trading in her baggy pants and hoodies for catsuits and corsets.

Oscar-winning actor Olympia Dukakis died Saturday in New York City. She was 89 years old.

Actress Esmé Bianco is accusing singer Marilyn Manson of sexually assaulting, coercing through drugs and beating her multiple times during their relationship a decade ago, according to a lawsuit filed Friday.

Elliot Page has said that transition surgery was "life-saving" and led him to feel comfortable in his body for the first time, during an interview with Oprah Winfrey.

Halle Berry definitely saw the conversation about her new bob at last Sunday's Academy Awards.

Gwyneth Paltrow's Goop Cruise is finally going full steam ahead after its much-hyped debut was canceled thanks to the coronavirus pandemic.

BAFTA, the British Academy of Film and Television Arts, has suspended British actor and producer Noel Clarke following allegations of sexual misconduct.

"The Mosquito Coast" comes together as the product of several puzzling choices, beginning with the decision to again adapt Paul Theroux's 1981 book, and then to situate it in a contemporary setting. The result is a creepier-than-perhaps-even-intended limited series, which most charitably plays a poor man's "Breaking Bad: Family Edition."

Morgan Wallen is a finalist in five categories at this year's Billboard Music Awards, but don't expect to see him at the show.