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"The Silence of the Lambs" characters can't seem to stop talking, certainly not in television, which has given us the 2013 series "Hannibal" and now "Clarice," which starts promisingly enough but quickly fizzles over subsequent episodes. After a credible set-up drawing upon its origins, the show looks like a standard CBS crime procedural, and risks becoming a pretty flavorless dish.

"Bachelor" host Chris Harrison is apologizing after defending a frontrunner on the current season of the show who has come under scrutiny for photos that have surfaced from her past on social media.

Bruce Springsteen was arrested in a national park in New Jersey in November on charges of driving under the influence, according to a spokeswoman for the Gateway National Recreational Area in Sandy Hook, NJ.

Carole King's hit album "Tapestry" is celebrating its 50th anniversary.

Jared Leto is the Joker in "Zack Snyder's Justice League" and it's terrifying.

Britney Spears does not appear in the new, buzzy documentary about herself, and for its director, that's a problem.

Go ahead and brush the "Dirt Off Your Shoulder," the 2021 Rock & Roll Hall of Fame nominees are a "Tapestry" of "Simply The Best."

Cynthia Erivo is putting on the crown of the Queen of Soul in the new trailer for National Geographic's "Genius: Aretha."

Mary Wilson, a founding member of "The Supremes" has died at the age of 76, her publicist told CNN.

Don't come for Halle Berry.

There was a moment filming "Judas and the Black Messiah" that star Daniel Kaluuya will not forget.

At the end of her performance of her single "I Know The End" on "Saturday Night Live" this past weekend, Phoebe Bridgers attempted to smash her guitar.

Celebrities began vocalizing their support for Britney Spears following a new documentary that aired on Friday.

In case you missed it, Cadillac aired a Super Bowl commercial on Sunday that was a sequel to "Edward Scissorhands."

Chris Hemsworth's stunt double is tired of eating seven meals a day to try to keep up with the Hollywood actor's ever-increasing size.

The Weeknd has kept us guessing for months.

Bob Saget has nothing but love for his "Full House" family.

Patton Oswalt just wants the simple things back when the pandemic is over.

Radio and others may have dropped him, but Morgan Wallen's music is still selling.

As advertisers considered the delicate balancing act this year's Super Bowl required -- striking just the right tone amid a period of stark cultural and political divides and public-health unease -- many blue-chip brands opted to sit this one out.