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The summer that "Star Wars" premiered, many saw the movie multiple times. Then again, there were only three major TV networks and VHS machines were brand new, leaving little prospect of watching it outside a theater for quite a while.

Get ready for more Joe/Will and Love.

The Jonas Brothers are the new Kardashian sisters.

Billie Eilish and her producer-brother Finneas revealed back in December to Rolling Stone that her hit song, "Bad Guy" is heavily inspired by "Wizards of Waverly Place."

Hannah Brown's return to "The Bachelor" during last week's premiere was downright shocking.

The city of Los Angeles announced a historic initiative kicking off with the help of dozens of creatives working toward a single goal: doubling Latino representation in Hollywood by 2030.

Mark Hamill announced he'd quit Facebook after the company said it wouldn't fact-check political ads before running them on the platform.

Nominations for 92nd Academy Awards will be announced Monday morning.

Oscar nominations were announced Monday morning, celebrating the best of film in 2020.

Nikkie de Jager, a YouTube star better known as by her online persona NikkieTutorials, uploaded a very personal message to her fans on Monday revealing she is transgender.

Model Gigi Hadid was among 120 potential jurors called on Monday for the Harvey Weinstein rape trail, according to a pool reporter inside the courtroom for jury selection.

Congratulations to this year's crop of Oscar nominees.

Fans of Pearl Jam can finally just breathe -- the famed rock band announced on Monday that they are releasing a new album titled "Gigaton" and a North American tour to go along with it.

It hardly comes as news to say the US is deeply polarized politically. Yet "America's Great Divide" -- a four-hour, two-night Frontline documentary -- not only traces the roots of that division through the Obama and Trump presidencies, but comes close to concluding that the situation is beyond repair.

With just four words, Issa Rae struck a nerve on Monday while announcing the best director nominations for the 92nd Oscars.

If the "snubs" and oversights feel a little more acute and arbitrary with the latest round of Oscar nominations, blame that in part on a year that produced an abundance of good movies, and few genuinely great ones.

The first film to be produced by Barack and Michelle Obama's Higher Ground Productions has scored an Oscar nomination.

Will Cynthia Erivo perform at the Oscars if she is invited?

Scarlett Johansson is a first-time Oscar nominee -- times two.

Few things can make retirement even better. One of those things: Will Smith showing up to celebrate.