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VH1 is bringing back the '90s classic "Scream" as a three-day miniseries.

Halsey is opening up about living with bipolar disorder.

The 19th annual BET Awards were held Sunday at the Microsoft Theater in Los Angeles and, naturally, it was lit.

Writer Russell T Davies has seamlessly moved between science fiction ("Doctor Who," "Torchwood") and character-driven dramas ("Queer as Folk"), but he's found a doozy of a way to wed those genres in "Years and Years," a BBC series whose near-future dystopia should resonate, in select circles, on both sides of the pond.

The trolls are going after Billie Eilish, so her supporters are now coming for the trolls.

Janet Jackson isn't worried about her brother Michael's legacy.

Roseanne Barr is attempting a comeback.

Game recognizes game.

Madonna has landed her ninth No. 1 album on the Billboard 200 with "Madame X."

Mandy Moore says the upcoming season of "This Is Us" is going to blow viewers away.

It's enough to make kings and vagabonds believe the very best.

Nipsey Hussle received both a posthumous humanitarian award and an emotional tribute at Sunday night's BET Awards, but it wasn't his only honor.

The BET Awards are being presented Sunday night.

Okay, Ryan Reynolds, you got us.

What else would you expect from an artist who refers to herself as "a leader, a queen, a living legend?"

You read that headline correctly.

Three decades after director Tim Burton's 1989 "Batman" film became a box office blockbuster and pop culture phenomenon, the decision to bring the Dark Knight to the big screen seems like it should have been a no-brainer. But in the years leading up to the film's release, it was as hard to breach the barriers to Hollywood as it was to break into the Batcave.

When it comes to Disney and summer box-office hits, it really is a small world after all, as the studio -- having bulked up on marquee properties -- continues to dwarf the competition.

When Tim Burton's "Batman" debuted in theaters 30 years ago in 1989, it didn't just kick off a major, still-flourishing movie franchise and the current era of superhero-led blockbusters. The film also had a profound impact on Batman himself, and the way comic book creators would depict the character over the next three decades.

Mick Jagger gave Chicago a performance to remember Friday night.