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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.

All together now.

To honor some the creative forces who have died due to Covid-19, CNN turned to those who knew them, loved them and were deeply affected by the work that defined their legacies.

Tony Hale has a new movie you can stream from the comfort of your couch this weekend.

Like the rest of us, Prince William is shut in and has time to binge-watch TV, but don't expect him to be watching "Tiger King."

The longtime feud between Taylor Swift and her former record label has been reignited.

Richard Gere and his wife, Alejandra Silva, have welcomed their second son, a rep for the actor confirms to CNN.

According to Nick Cordero's wife, Amanda Kloots, they are in "a bit of a waiting game."

For everyone in isolation, the Nintendo Switch game "Animal Crossing: New Horizons" has been a boon: It's a place to virtually meet up with friends, pretend to live a simple, pandemic-free existence and run into the occasional celebrity -- like Elijah Wood, who is desperately looking to turn a profit on digital turnips.

Buzz haircuts, fake mustaches and family paint night are how the Bruce Willis/Demi Moore clan are spending their days while in isolation.

Julianne Hough is quarantined in a different state than her husband, Brooks Laich, and she's really enjoying the alone time.

With Hugh Jackman and Allison Janney as a can't-miss combination, "Bad Education" joins a juicy true story somewhere in the middle, drags before getting into the meat of it, and then rallies solidly in the second half. While smaller in tone and topic than most HBO movies, it's a solid exploration of greed and corruption, where the ultimate hero is, of all things, a teenage journalist.

"Will & Grace" have officially vacated the apartment, honey.

Tom Hanks has a new penpal: an 8-year-old Australian boy called Corona, who says he has been bullied because of his name.

More than 12 million people hopped on Fortnight Thursday for the debut of Travis Scott's new song.