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Let the hunt for the "Easter eggs" begin.

Robert Axelrod, who was famous for voicing Lord Zedd and Finster on the '90s children's TV series "Mighty Morphin' Power Rangers" has died, his agent announced on Twitter.

Because of you, Kelly Clarkson, we may have a better chance at getting new versions of Taylor Swift classics.

Nothing like having your former co-star and ex-girlfriend still supporting you.

Jesy Nelson, a singer with the UK band Little Mix, has revealed that she tried to end her life after suffering abuse from online trolls.

It's time for a woman to save the world. At least Pierce Brosnan thinks so.

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Kanye West decided to grace his hometown of Chicago with Sunday Service this weekend.

Actress Susan Kelechi Watson and actor Jaime Lincoln Smith are becoming an "us."

Let's put a smile on that face: A "Batman" prequel scored big Saturday at the 2019 Venice International Film Festival.

Gillian Anderson will play former British Prime Minister Margaret Thatcher in season four of "The Crown," Netflix confirmed Saturday.

After nearly 17 years, we're finally getting a sequel to "Bad Boys II" called "Bad Boys for Life." Seventeen years may be an excruciatingly long wait for a movie sequel, but it doesn't crack the top 20 for the longest gaps between movies.

Zooey Deschanel and her husband Jacob Pechenik are going their separate ways.

If it weren't surrounded by bright stage lights and housed on a stage on the Universal backlot, the set of Kelly Clarkson's new talk show could be the setting for the coolest new bar in Austin, Texas.

The second season of SundanceTV's dramedy "This Close" opens with what would be a terrifying experience for anyone.

Demi Lovato is "Sorry Not Sorry" about her swimsuit photos.

Eddie Murphy has multiple upcoming projects and a stand-up tour sounds like one of them.

Sheryl Crow is weighing in on Walmart's decision to stop selling some ammunition and weapons 23 years after the store banned her records over a song lyric.

Ozzy Osbourne is back and guest starring on a new Post Malone song.

Morgan Spurlock's "Super Size Me 2: Holy Chicken!" has languished for nearly two years, having been shelved after the director's disclosure of "past indiscretions." Yet the sequel to his 2004 breakthrough -- which is finally hitting theaters on a limited basis -- holds up in exploring the ways consumers delude themselves in their pursuit of "healthy fast food."