Grief overshadowed politics at the 62nd Grammy Awards, as the shocking death of Kobe Bryant hours before the event resulted in a series of tributes throughout a show held at Staples Center, the venue where the NBA superstar occupied center stage with the Los Angeles Lakers.
Grammys host Alicia Keys -- with some help from Boys II Men -- kicked off Sunday's ceremony at the Staples Center with a musical tribute to Kobe Bryant.
In 2011, Kobe Bryant became the first professional athlete who was not an actor to have his hand and footprints enshrined at Hollywood's historic Grauman's Chinese Theatre.
After a four-week holiday break, Saturday Night Live finally made its return and graced our TVs with none other than Adam Driver as host and Halsey as the musical guest.
As the Grammys face accusations of lacking diversity and being a "boys club," the National Academy of Recording Arts and Sciences has announced new initiatives developed in partnership with its Diversity Task Force.
Politicians often seem more human and relaxed when they are no longer courting voters. So it is with "Hillary," a Hulu documentary that struggles to condense former first lady and two-time presidential candidate Hillary Clinton's extraordinarily eventful life into a little over four hours.
Rapper YG was arrested early Friday morning at his Southern California home on robbery charges, according to the Los Angeles County Sheriff's Department.
Dolly Parton didn't need to add "social media prowess" to her laundry list of talents. She's been gifting the public timeless zingers and Instagram-worthy photos before the app even existed.
Grammy-nominated singer Billie Eilish is talking about some very dark times in her life, when she was self-inflicting cuts on her arms and even considering suicide.
Taylor Swift talks about overcoming an eating disorder in her new Netflix documentary, "Miss Americana," which premiered at the Sundance Film Festival Thursday night.
