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You know when that hotline bling, that can only mean one thing.

You did it again, Martin Scorsese.

Megadeath frontman Dave Mustaine was surprised by the outpouring of support he received after he went public with his cancer diagnosis earlier this year.

Taiwanese-Canadian model and actor Godfrey Gao has died, his agency said Wednesday. He was 35.

Netflix's "Mystery Science Theater 3000" revival is gone.

Placing its own slightly unorthodox twist on the Agatha Christie whodunit -- complete with an all-star cast, seemingly having a grand time doing it -- "Knives Out" is a whole lot of fun, intended to keep the audience off-balance right up until the finish. It's a razor-sharp throwback from writer-director Rian Johnson, which almost feels like a palate cleanser after directing the last "Star Wars" movie.

What would it be like to listen in on a discussion between Pope Benedict XVI and his successor, Pope Francis? "The Two Pope" answers that tantalizing question -- with Anthony Hopkins and Jonathan Pryce in the key roles -- and somehow adds up to less than the sum of its parts.

"Queen & Slim" puts a timely spin on an old formula -- a road movie and romance borne in the ashes of police violence. Concerned with deeper issues, it's simultaneously a compelling story of an African-American couple getting to know each other in the wake of a crisis, as they undertake a seemingly hopeless quest to escape.

Camila Cabello had a dark secret --- until yesterday.

Tina Turner is looking great and feeling "good" as she turns 80.

One partnership may not have worked out for this contestant, but this one did.

Daisy Ridley has a strong opinion about the recent "Baby Yoda" craze.

What a gift to wrap up not only the end of the year, but also the end of a decade.

'Tis the season for food comas and catching up on your favorite TV shows and movies.

The Pussycat Dolls are getting back together this weekend in the United Kingdom.

When it comes to being a sex symbol it can be "complicated" for Kim Kardashian West.

Every year there's a new onslaught of holiday movies and TV specials. And almost without exception, what they mostly do is demonstrate that conjuring true holiday magic is a whole lot harder than it looks, providing an incentive to go back and re-watch the old ones.

In his first interview since he was sentenced to prison for sexual assault, comedian Bill Cosby said he doesn't expect to express remorse when it comes time for his parole.

All Charlie Brown knows how to make is "cold cereal and maybe toast," but that's not going to stop him from cooking up Thanksgiving for the Peanuts crew this year.

Garth Brooks made Kelly Clarkson feel his love and more when he covered Bob Dylan's "To Make You Feel My Love" on her talk show Monday.