The most telling moment in "The Facebook Dilemma" -- a two-part Frontline documentary -- comes near the end, when the five Facebook employees made available for interviews all parrot the same talking point, acknowledging that the company was "too slow" to respond to manipulation of its algorithms. The moment betrays a grasp of crisis public relations, but the robotic echo makes pledges to fix the problem sound unconvincing.
In an emotional appearance on "Carpool Karaoke" with James Corden, singer Michael Bublé said his "whole life ended" after he received the news about his son's cancer diagnosis.
"Ray Donovan" took a plunge into the unknown -- quite literally -- in its season-five finale. But as the series returns, the Showtime drama is wading into somewhat different waters, bringing with it an additional layer of baggage as the series makes the move to New York.
"Heathers" is hardly the first 30-year-old movie to receive a modern reboot, but it's hard to think of a more misguided re-conception, one that has updated the premise -- in a clumsy attempt to be provocative -- in wholly muddled and off-putting ways.
David Schwimmer wants British authorities to pivot away from theories that he is the robbery suspect they're searching for, despite a striking resemblance he shares with a man captured on camera stealing from a restaurant in Blackpool.
"Friends" fans are flooding British police with jokey comments after officers released a CCTV image of a robbery suspect with a striking resemblance to the US sitcom's character Ross Geller.