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Conchata Ferrell, a beloved longtime character actress whose vast list of credits included roles in TV series like "Two and a Half Men" and films like "Edward Scissorhands" and "Erin Brockovich," has died, according to Dan Spilo, her manager.

If there's a solid reason for staying out of the sun like a vampire, it's Elvira's stunning face.

Kristen Bell is talking about Dax Shepard's recent relapse after 16 years of sobriety.

Stevie Nicks has effectively ended the "Dreams" TikTok challenge.

"Blackpink: Light Up the Sky" not surprisingly contains its share of material simply aimed at the K-pop group's fans, affectionately known as "Blinks." Yet there is a deeper undercurrent to this Netflix documentary about the sacrifices and stresses placed on these young women, reminiscent of the training regimens that Olympic athletes face in pursuit of gold and glory.

Demi Lovato wants to use her voice for more than just singing.

Stevie Wonder released two new songs Tuesday with the launch of his new label, So What the Fuss Records.

Once upon a time, "The Crown" Season 4 trailer made us lose our minds.

Megan Thee Stallion makes her living having a way with words and she's got some strong ones in a New York Times opinion piece published Tuesday.

"The Bachelorette" really may be headed into its most dramatic season ever.

Interactivity has become a bit of an overused gimmick, including "Black Mirror: Bandersnatch" to "Unbreakable Kimmy Schmidt" on Netflix. Still, such stunts are only as good as their execution, and the Warner Bros. Animation delivers with "Batman: Death in the Family," which, with the Robert Pattinson movie delayed, might be the only version of Batman fans see for a while.

"Driving While Black: Space, Race and Mobility in America" is an extremely rich and detailed PBS documentary, exploring the long history of restrictions on Black movement, from slavery through the present. As part of that journey, the two-hour film addresses not only modern-day issues of policing but deeper ones about the American Dream denied.

"Totally Under Control" is, in some ways, a greatest-hits collection of Trump administration failures and missteps pertaining to Covid-19, but with an extraordinarily timely kicker in the president's own diagnosis. Director Alex Gibney and his collaborators also earn degree-of-difficulty points for having assembled this documentary during the pandemic, designing a remotely operated "Covid-cam" to safely record interviews.

"The Batman" is back.

"Dr. Death" is reportedly getting a new star.

As the Los Angeles Lakers became NBA champions Sunday night, there were two people whose presence was especially missed.

If "The War With Grandpa" sounds like the argument that you're dreading over Thanksgiving dinner, happily, it's not. Instead, this slightly naughty family comedy gets a mild lift from its casting, starting with Robert De Niro as the aforementioned grandpa, who has the audacity to move into his 12-year-old grandson's room.

Matthew McConaughey and the crew did "Alright, alright, alright" Sunday night during a virtual table read of "Dazed and Confused."

Jennifer Aniston is in love.