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Monday night's episode of "Jeopardy!" had both history made and a history flop.

The film will be released on demand in June instead.

Melissa McCarthy recently had a dream Mark Wahlberg was quarantining in her house and the image was so strong, she actually had to check the guest room when she got up to see if he was in there.

Katie Couric is finally speaking out about Apple TV's "The Morning Show," which hit a little too close to home for the former morning anchor.

Reality television star Ashley Ross, known as Ms. Minnie on Lifetime's "Little Women: Atlanta," died Monday from injuries sustained in a car accident, her publicist Liz Dixson told CNN.

Louisiana authorities have arrested a man following a drive-by shooting at the estate of "Duck Dynasty" star Willie Robertson.

Celebrities from all over will come together (virtually) on Friday for a 24-hour global livestream event called "The Call to Unite."

Overcoming the saturation of coming-of-age titles, "Never Have I Ever" adds fresh wrinkles to an old formula, thanks in part to a breakout turn by Maitreyi Ramakrishnan as a high-school sophomore adjusting to a life turned upside down. Sweet, funny and occasionally flat-out weird, it's the latest show that brings an independent-film sensibility to the half-hour comedy format.

"Star Wars: The Rise of Skywalker," will begin streaming two months early on Disney+ in honor of "May the 4th" a.k.a. "Star Wars Day."

Meryl Streep, Audra McDonald and Christine Baranski, boozing in their bathrobes while singing "The Ladies Who Lunch." This was the quarantine moment the world didn't know it needed -- until now.

Miley Cyrus, please give us an acoustic album.

Some major film festivals are joining together to carry on amid the coronavirus pandemic.

The Academy of Country Music (ACM) announced Monday that it plans to make history with its awards show.

"Melrose Place" is coming back for a good cause.

The show must go on despite the pandemic and Sunday's "American Idol" returned with a new format.

Two of the world's most famous Covid-19 patients are willing to share their blood to help in the fight against the disease.

When Showtime renewed "Homeland" through an eighth season, the three-year extension offered the prospect of a big buildup and whiz-bang finish. What emerged fell short of that, culminating in a tense, high-stakes finale that still felt like a much-diminished show from the one whose debut rightfully earned awards, critical praise and President Obama's endorsement.

Nigerian singer, Davido, is doing his part in the fight against COVID-19.

Nick Offerman never knew he was part of a TV juggernaut.

If you find yourself in tears watching the visual for Alicia Keys' new song, know that the singer had the same reaction the first time she saw it.