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"The Moodys" bills itself as a "holiday comedy event series," which is really just a grandiose way of describing a longer-than-usual movie, being diced into three parts on Fox. If the presentation feels like a bit of an experiment, the content -- adapted from an Australian show -- is too familiar to be much more than ho-ho-hum.

A former judge on "America's Got Talent" is sharing about her time on the show after Gabrielle Union's controversial exit.

Brad Pitt is a changed man.

Spotify has revealed its most-streamed artists of the decade, with Drake claiming the top spot.

Kelly Clarkson knew we needed a Kelly Clarkson cover of the "Mister Rogers' Neighborhood" theme song "Won't You Be My Neighbor?" so she delivered.

It's official: Marvel's Black Widow has a movie -- and now she has a past, too.

Anna Paquin has an important role in "The Irishman," but you couldn't tell it by her lines.

Because of course Katy Perry and Santa would be getting massages from reindeer.

Don't shame people who don't know Van Halen.

Photo shopping Instagram photos might be taboo, but it's totally right for this guy.

The Rock loves Baby Yoda like a son.

Jonathan Van Ness is known for being a champion of representation and now, he's broken new ground.

The 2019 Gotham Independent Film Awards, which honor the best in independent cinema, gave streaming giant Netflix a lot of love on Monday.

His name's Bond. James Bond. And he's finally back.

The controversy surrounding Gabrielle Union's departure from "America's Got Talent" continues.

Time's Up is supporting Gabrielle Union in the wake of her controversial exit from "America's Got Talent."

Former "Dancing with the Stars" pro Louis van Amstel is speaking out after a teacher berated his son for saying he's thankful for his two dads.

Dua Lipa has finally revealed more details about her upcoming album.

Ex-Miami Heat star Dwyane Wade defended his 12-year-old son after he was criticized for sporting a crop top and painted nails.

Even after the opening flurry of episodes, "Watchmen's" master plan remained difficult to foresee. Yet over the last few hours, the HBO series has dizzyingly blended its new elements with the source material, with producer Damon Lindelof and his team having played the long game in spectacular fashion, proving that time really was on their side.