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The Golden Globes will -- like the BAFTAs and Oscars -- take place a little later than usual next year.

Will Smith is reflecting on his failures and struggles as a father of three.

Dwayne "The Rock" Johnson will host a new concert aimed at tackling Covid-19.

Just when we finally got those Fyre Festival cheese sandwiches out of our minds, Ja Rule is now pushing gyros in a commercial for a Greek deli in Los Angeles.

Angelina Jolie has opened up about her split from Brad Pitt.

Father's Day found two famous dads introducing their sons for the first time.

Broadway fans who couldn't get tickets for "Hamilton" will soon be able to watch one of its many sold-out performances from the comfort of their homes.

What do you suppose a true, diehard Deadhead smells like? Sweat, beer or maybe way too much weed?

Black Sabbath is taking a stance in the fight for racial justice and equality.

Goose should be far from home right now.

Beyoncé dropped a new song late Friday, in the closing moments of Juneteenth.

The latest Verzuz battle between R&B singers John Legend and Alicia Keys came at a pivotal time.

Comedian Trevor Noah spoke with CNN's Anderson Cooper this week about the state of racism, police abuse and protests in America, saying White people who were horrified by the looting that took place during some of the Black Lives Matter protests should realize many Black Americans feel their bodies are looted by police every single day.

British actor Ian Holm has died at the age of 88, according to a statement from his agent.

Oscar-winning actor Jamie Foxx has confirmed that he will play Mike Tyson in an upcoming biopic about the life of the American former heavyweight boxer.

Jimmy Kimmel has decided to chill this summer.

Alicia Keys is singing about police violence in her new song, titled "Perfect Way To Die."

A teen gospel singer whose song protesting the killing of African Americans by police went viral has been signed by Warner Records.

"This is not your grandma's Perry Mason" isn't much of a marketing pitch. A better description for this sort-of origin story, however, is "Chinatown" meets "Boardwalk Empire," in a slick, gritty period crime drama that's good enough to make an argument for watching, if not quite an open-and-shut case.

Marking an impressive directorial debut, "Miss Juneteenth" is a straightforward story of mothers and daughters -- of opportunities lost, roads not taken, and hopes and dreams passed from one generation to the next. It's also a terrific showcase for star Nicole Beharie, hitting demand platforms on, yes, June 19, following a run on the festival circuit.