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"Saturday Night Live" comedian Pete Davidson joked about his troubling Instagram post that led to a police wellness check as part of a "Weekend Update" segment late Saturday night.

Molly Ringwald's name is synonymous with the '80s and teenage angst.

James Mason, the former manager for singer R. Kelly, surrendered to authorities in Georgia on Friday, law enforcement officials tell CNN.

Ariana Grande makes one thing clear in her latest single: She doesn't need a man.

"The Punisher" returns on Netflix this week, marking a full 30 years of on-screen carnage for the Marvel Comics vigilante -- leaving a trail littered with bodies, and questions about why filmmakers keep returning to an antihero whose brand of justice is so clearly rooted in the past.

Gladys Knight's decision to sing the National Anthem at the Super Bowl has stirred controversy.

Bibliophiles can turn the page on being mad at Marie Kondo now.

"Black Monday" squanders an impressive portfolio of assets, starting with its cast of Don Cheadle, Regina Hall and Andrew Rannells. A peculiar series that uses the historic stock-market crash of Oct. 19, 1987 as its backdrop -- and mystery -- the Showtime comedy doesn't entirely go bust, but as a viewing proposition, offers a poor return on investment.

"Split" was a surprise hit for director M. Night Shyamalan, but its most satisfying gambit came in unexpectedly setting up a sequel to his 2000 thriller "Unbreakable." The result, "Glass," isn't a breakthrough, but proves just clever enough to come out on the right side of a split decision.

There was a moment at a press conference this week when Faith Rodgers was asked what she'd want to say to R. Kelly if he was watching.

Harvey Weinstein defense attorney Benjamin Brafman plans to withdraw from representing the media mogul in his criminal case, according to a source familiar with the situation.

The Grammy Awards are going to be filled with showstopping performances.

Paris Jackson has responded to reports she's entered a treatment facility as she deals with her emotional health.

Like the breakup itself, "Brexit" starts out a little messy, and before it's over, leaves behind an unsettling, queasy feeling regarding the political referendum that roiled Europe, without sparing America from its nefarious implications and striking parallels.

Miley Cyrus wants you to focus on an egg, but not hers.

Cardi B is upset and worried. And she wants the world to know.

Out-of-this-world news for fans of "The Office," outer space and subtle jabs at President Donald Trump: Steve Carell is set to star in a TV series called "Space Force" for Netflix.

Rihanna claims her father and his business partner fraudulently used her name to make money and she's suing them over it.

In the newly released movie "The Upside," Bryan Cranston plays a quadriplegic billionaire who befriends an ex-con-turned-caretaker. Cranston, an able-bodied actor, has been sharply criticized for accepting the role of a disabled character. However, Cranston has defended himself -- calling it a "business decision."

"Fyre" -- Netflix's version of a pair of dueling documentaries -- is positively bonkers, a feature-length look at the planned Fyre music festival that went spectacularly awry. But beyond the first-person accounts, it's a larger examination of the ability to sell consumers an image, and an "influencer" culture built around turning eager social-media users into marketing ambassadors.