Pete Davidson addressed his ever evolving love life on "Saturday Night Live," and seemed to suggest he may be spending time in rehab during the show's holiday break.
Now that opening-weekend audiences have had the chance to see the final chapter in the latest "Star Wars" trilogy, "The Rise of Skywalker," and begin debating its merits, two of CNN's resident nerds, Brian Lowry and Frank Pallotta, had their own spoiler-filled conversation about the movie.
After a bounce-back year, "Mr. Robot" served up a finale that was weird even by the standards of "Mr. Robot." While the series lent itself to that -- living extensively, as it does, inside one character's head -- it was a reminder that while this show flamed very brightly, four seasons was too much for it to consistently sustain.
Rihanna teased fans on Instagram on Sunday by posting a video of a dog bobbing its head to the song "Jump Around" by House of Pain -- and dropping a big hint about her upcoming album.
Fans can and will debate "Star Wars: The Rise of Skywalker" on various fronts, but even naysayers should recognize that one aspect of the film presented an extraordinary degree of difficulty: What to do about Princess Leia's role after the tragic death of Carrie Fisher.
Henry Cavill plays the title role in "The Witcher," but giving a pulse to this dreary medieval fantasy series is too much of a job even for Superman. Netflix is surely hoping the show will scratch the "Game of Thrones" itch, while merely demonstrating how difficult that brand of magic is to conjure.
Jimmy Fallon and The Roots' Tariq Trotter hopped on a schoolbus to rap with a few famous muppets in a "The Tonight Show Starring Jimmy Fallon" segment.
Camille Schrier, Miss Virginia, was crowned Miss America 2020 on Thursday night at the Mohegan Sun Earth Expo & Convention Center in Uncasville, Connecticut.
James Corden is known for driving the streets of Los Angeles with wildly famous artists in his Carpool Karaoke segment, but he rarely gets such a personal look into the life of a star as he did on Thursday night's "Late Late Show" appearance.
Popstar Camila Cabello has apologized for previously using "horrible and hurtful language" after racially insensitive social media posts she allegedly made as a teenager resurfaced online.
