More than a dozen stars will take the stage to perform in honor of musical legend Prince later this month, the Recording Academy announced in a news release.
It hasn't even been a week since this year's Golden Globes, but the focus has already shifted to next year's awards -- with the announcement of Tina Fey and Amy Poehler as co-hosts.
NBC Entertainment Chairman Paul Telegdy said the network is taking the situation surrounding Gabrielle Union's controversial departure from "America's Got Talent" seriously, and will "put new practices in place if necessary," pending the outcome of an ongoing investigation.
Recent Golden Globe winner Joaquin Phoenix and Martin Sheen were the latest celebrities to be arrested as part of Jane Fonda's weekly climate protests.
Jane Austen's unfinished novel gets a modern makeover with "Sanditon," a gorgeous eight-part "Masterpiece" miniseries. Although fans will find many of the requisite Austen touches -- including smoldering suitors and jockeying for a large inheritance -- this PBS presentation includes issues not only of class but race, with a dollop of sex for good measure.
Stephen King adaptations have a spotty track record, one that isn't helped by the sheer abundance of them. HBO's "The Outsider" bucks those odds, delivering a taut, noir-ish thriller with echoes of "The Night Of," perhaps because it features the same writer, Richard Price, behind it.
"'Joker's' Revenge" might overstate the movie's march through awards season, but "'Joker's' Redemption" would seem to apply, with significant recognition in Monday's Oscar nominations -- never mind winning -- potentially giving the DC-derived film the last laugh.
Jury selection in the Harvey Weinstein rape trial began this week with a diverse pool of prospective jurors. New Yorkers, young and old, of varying ethnicity, gathered in State Supreme Court in Manhattan for what is arguably the most highly anticipated trial of the #MeToo era.
