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That's one beautiful family.

On Christmas Eve, President Donald Trump told service members how he was honored to be in "Home Alone 2: Lost in New York," a movie he described as "one of the biggest" Christmas hits.

Nick Jonas pulled out all the stops this Christmas.

Angie Harmon got a proposal for Christmas.

"You" joins a long list of programs that found a second life on Netflix, but with a peculiar twist: Lifetime actually ordered two seasons in advance, only to experience buyer's remorse after airing the first. The show found a warmer reception on Netflix, which brings the stalker drama back with all of quirky, unsettling appeal intact.

Kanye West is back at it.

Martin Scorsese just can't seem be let off the hook for his controversial evaluation of Marvel films as his daughter threw a bit of lighthearted shade toward her father on Christmas Day.

Eight cases against embattled Hollywood producer Harvey Weinstein are being reviewed by the

Justin Bieber just gave a special gift to all his fans -- new music, a tour and a docuseries.

Kevin Spacey has released a second "House of Cards" inspired holiday video, featuring himself in front of a fire place talking about being under attack.

Whether you're seeking entertainment to watch with your family or to get away from it, there's a little bit of something for everybody in the new releases coming out this holiday season.

Need some last minute holiday inspiration? Some celebrities are extra spirited this season.

Kelly Ripa got quite the view of Las Vegas as she flew across the famous strip on a huge zipline.

Braving the challenge of breathing new life into a classic, oft-adapted novel, writer-director Greta Gerwig has reunited with her "Lady Bird" star, Saoirse Ronan, on "Little Women," a beautiful shot film that seeks to bring fresh relevance in this 150-year-old story.

The war movie is a Hollywood staple, so much so that there might not be much new to say. Yet like "Dunkirk" a few years back, director Sam Mendes has found a way to breathe life into the genre with a simple story, imaginatively told, in "1917," arguably the year's most impressive cinematic accomplishment.

Two year-end movies offer a solid, complementary one-two punch on the issues of the death penalty and criminal justice involving African-Americans, even though one, "Just Mercy," is based on fact while the other, "Clemency," is a fictionalized story.

Add a Christmas card from the Duke and Duchess of Sussex and baby Archie to your holiday joy.

Harry Styles has a lot to be thankful for this holiday season.

John Mayer might have just released what's bound to become a holiday classic.

Ed Sheeran is sharing the love story of a number of couples in a new video, including his own.