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Jon Stewart resurfaces with a politically savvy directorial effort, "Irresistible," that's a bit too heavy-handed to live up to its title. Delving into the corrosive influence of money on politics, Stewart's second film exhibits passion for its topic and cleverly registers an important point before it's over, but labors too much getting there.

"The Twilight Zone" has returned periodically since its debut over 60 years ago, including a CBS All Access revival beginning its second season this week. Yet in a twist worthy of the show's creepy music, the original series speaks to the strange times through which we're living more directly and profoundly than the new one.

Dennis Quaid is 66 and his new bride Laura Savoie is 27, but according to Quaid it's no big deal.

Hip-hop star Eminem has publicly apologized to Diddy's Revolt after his scathing criticism of the media company was revealed in a recently leaked track.

Jenny Slate has announced she will no longer voice the character of Missy Foreman-Greenwald, a young mixed-race girl on the animated comedy "Big Mouth."

Three episodes of medical comedy series "Scrubs" have been removed from Hulu because they feature white actors in blackface.

Porn star Ron Jeremy has been charged with forcibly raping three women and sexually assaulting another in separate incidents dating back to 2014, Los Angeles County District Attorney Jackie Lacey announced Tuesday.

Here's one OK thing to come out of this awful, world-wide pandemic: we may finally be getting a new "Game of Thrones" book.

In the interest of full disclosure, allow me to say I have grown weary of writing about blackface.

Dennis Quaid and his fiancée Laura Savoie have made it official.

Miley Cyrus got sober six months ago, she revealed in an interview with Variety.

Some of the industry's best known black performers are lending their support to an organization that is calling on Hollywood to step up the battle against racism.

Late-night host Jimmy Kimmel issued an apology Tuesday for his "embarrassing" portrayals of Black celebrities.

Tina Fey, creator and star of the Emmy Award-winning series "30 Rock," has asked streaming services to remove several of the show's episodes that feature White actors in blackface.

There was a whole bunch of excitement back in 2014 when people thought Charlize Theron was engaged to Sean Penn.

"SpongeBob Movie: Sponge on the Run" is skipping theaters due to the coronavirus pandemic and instead will launch for rent on demand in early 2021. Following the initial release, it will then land exclusively on CBS All Access, reports Variety.

Ben Higgins got to relive being on "The Bachelor" Monday and it sounds like it wasn't the most comfortable experience.

The Black Eyed Peas are back after a decade with a new album, but one member is missing.

BTS and Big Hit Entertainment have teamed up to donate $1 million to help concert crews hurting because of the coronavirus pandemic.

Joel Schumacher, an eclectic director whose career ranged from a pair of divisive Batman movies to "St. Elmo's Fire," died Monday after a year-long battle with cancer, a representative for Schumacher told CNN. He was 80.