Ronnie Ortiz-Magro, one of the cast members from "Jersey Shore," was arrested Friday after an alleged domestic violence incident in Los Angeles, according to a spokesperson for the Los Angeles Police Department.
Best-selling author Suzanne Collins is returning to the world of "The Hunger Games" in a new novel set long before arrow-slinging hero Katniss Everdeen matched wits with the ruthless President Snow.
The CW brings a pair of heroines with long literary traditions behind them to its already superhero-heavy lineup, but beyond the curiosity raised by the built-in names, "Batwoman" and "Nancy Drew" yield the sort of cookie-cutter results unlikely to light up the night sky.
A tale of two series: "Mr. Robot" returns with a spring in its step Sunday, clicking on all cylinders in gearing up toward its finish; while "The Walking Dead" lumbers into its 10th season, hitting familiar notes, with another major cast defection to come.
Stop if you've heard this one: Stephen King's "In the Tall Grass," a Netflix movie based on a novella he wrote with son Joe Hill, starts intriguingly enough, but doesn't produce a satisfying payoff. Fittingly, for a story about wandering around in a field, it winds up going nowhere.
A British couple got a big surprise at their wedding in Las Vegas this week when rock legend Rod Stewart turned up unannounced to sing at the ceremony at Caesars Palace.
Brendan Dassey, one of the men at the center of the Netflix series "Making a Murderer," is getting an extra boost from Kim Kardashian West in his petition for clemency.
