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Keanu Reeves and Carrie-Anne Moss will again reenter "The Matrix," starring in a third sequel to the 1999 science fiction film that's expected to begin production next year.

The Obamas' first project for Netflix, "American Factory," is as interesting for what it isn't as what it is.

In case you were wondering if Gerard Butler wears underwear under his kilt, he does not.

Britney Spears is not here for the haters.

Larry King is seeking to end his marriage to his seventh wife.

Hoda Kotb is coming back.

Former "Project Runway" host and model Heidi Klum is catching some heat for a topless photo she posted.

The CMA awards are switching things up this year, replacing host Brad Paisley with Dolly Parton and Reba McEntire.

The film "Marriage Story" wastes no time in encouraging viewers to take sides in a relationship, offering dueling trailers of the drama that stars Adam Driver and Scarlett Johansson as a seemingly feuding couple.

Ronda Rousey nearly severed a finger in a freak on-set accident, she revealed on Tuesday.

When Cory Matthews began exploring this great big world, a generation of TV viewers were changed forever. And the recent cast reunion of "Boy Meets World" is a reminder of that.

HBO has expanded the "Succession" line, announcing Tuesday that its drama about a feuding media family has been renewed for a third season.

The new IFC sketch show "Sherman's Showcase" wasted little time in mocking preconceived notions about its expected audience.

Sure, most "Veep" fans were likely a little distraught when you learned that its seventh season was going to be its last. And then there's Anna Chlumsky's reaction.

We can stop calling it "Bond 25" now.

Actor Ben Unwin, who made his name playing Jesse McGregor in Australian TV soap "Home and Away," has died at the age of 41.

Seth Rogen's "Good Boys" topped the US box office with a $21 million opening weekend, according to estimates by Box Office Mojo.

Billie Eilish has knocked Lil Nas X's "Old Town Road" from the No. 1 atop the Hot 100.

For those who think the 2020 campaign could do with some more witty one-liners, Netflix has released a trailer for its upcoming satire "The Politician."

Dwayne "The Rock" Johnson is having a big year.