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Four years after a series of troubling arrests and Twitter rants, Amanda Bynes is ready to talk about what happened.

Robert De Niro has broken his silence about recent reports that he and his wife Grace Hightower have separated.

Stephen Hillenburg, the creator of the animated Nickelodeon show "SpongeBob Squarepants," has died.

Ariana Grande released a sneak peek of her music video for "Thank U, Next" and it's full of delicious throwbacks.

According to Tom Arnold, the Secret Service paid him a visit in October over some tweets to President Donald Trump.

Shawn Mendes wishes he didn't care if you thought he was gay.

Forget swimming and all the stunts -- Jason Momoa had other major challenges playing the title character in "Aquaman."

Kim Kardashian West may have been the designated driver for her sisters as a teen, but that doesn't mean she didn't party.

Oprah Winfrey expressed gratitude for messages of support she has received following the death of her mother, Vernita Lee.

Jerry Springer is returning to daytime TV to hold court, literally.

Screenwriter Terry Rossio has apologized for using a racial slur during a Twitter discussion about vaccinations.

Apparently risqué photos of Rihanna are enough to grab Chris Brown's attention.

Bernardo Bertolucci, the award-winning Italian director of Last Tango in Paris, has died aged 77 following a battle with cancer, Italian officials confirmed Monday.

The following contains spoilers about the Nov. 25 midseason finale of "The Walking Dead."

Justin Bieber just officially made Hailey Baldwin "One Less Lonely Girl."

The "Wreck-It-Ralph" sequel is titled "Ralph Breaks the Internet," but the Disney franchise will break ground in virtual reality, too, as the first VR experience that the VOID has offered based on an animated property.

Dick Van Dyke paid a pretty penny to play two roles in "Mary Poppins."

Rita Ora performed "Let You Love Me" at the Macy's Thanksgiving Day Parade and there was anything but love from some viewers.

The first look at the new "Lion King" will make you feel nostalgic.

Nicole "Snooki" Polizzi is extra thankful this year.