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Actress Sharon Stone shared her sister's experience with Covid-19 on Instagram, and she said people who don't wear masks are to blame.

If you picked up some weight while quarantining, you can look to Rebel Wilson for inspiration.

It's an explosion of pink.

Cardi B has a list of things she wants for the country and she has shared them with Joe Biden.

Machine Gun Kelly is really, really off the market.

Kelly Ripa can totally relate to missing your colorist.

A rare copy of Ed Sheeran's first demo album is being auctioned -- and somewhere out there, he is dying of embarrassment.

Elizabeth Debicki is set to play Diana, Princess of Wales in the final seasons of "The Crown," makers of the hit Netflix series announced on Sunday.

As part of her ongoing campaign to tackle America's mass-incarceration problem, Kim Kardashian West is now fighting for the release of New Orleans rapper C-Murder.

Earlier this week, supermodel and food maven Chrissy Teigen announced she was pregnant with her third child with singer John Legend.

"Clueless" is coming back, and this time, the spotlight is on Dionne Davenport.

Ryan Reynolds has one simple request for young Canadians in British Columbia: Please don't kill his mom.

Some of those eagerly awaiting a planned live-action version of "Avatar: The Last Airbender" on Netflix are now calling for a boycott.

Doh! Politics have really gotten serious when a beloved but fictional animated character feels compelled to defend herself against a real-world slight.

Country singer Dolly Parton is making it clear that she supports the Black Lives Matter movement.

Singer Lauryn Hill's daughter Selah Marley recently shared her take on what she says was a traumatic childhood and now her mother has explained her perspective.

The ice cream truck jingle of your childhood is about to get an upgrade -- and RZA is behind it.

At some point last month, during my sixth episode of "Going RV" of the day, I knew I'd fallen too deep.

Behold the Legend.

A strange brew of race, history and horror, "Lovecraft Country" feels like the child of "Get Out" and "Watchmen," with a pinch of "True Blood" for good measure. The HBO series conjures a pretty intoxicating atmosphere, while proving confounding about what its rules are. The result is well worth watching, but requires patience to see where this gothic road will ultimately lead.