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Alec Baldwin's Donald Trump was back on the "Saturday Night Live" stage and this time he brought Kanye West with him.

Former Fleetwood Mac singer and guitarist Lindsey Buckingham is suing the band for making him go his own way.

Something major has happened in Lukas Nelson's life, and he's elated.

Tilda Swinton has undergone more on-screen transformations than perhaps any actor of her generation -- but the Oscar winner's latest stunt has still managed to catch Hollywood by surprise.

Comedian Dave Chappelle had harsh words about President Donald Trump on CNN's "The Van Jones Show," calling the rhetoric of his presidency "repugnant" and saying he doesn't represent the majority of Americans.

Following a televised meeting described by some as a "disaster," you might be wondering what those closest to Kanye West thought of his Thursday visit with President Donald Trump.

Singer Ryan Adams has apologized for a series of tweets he sent about his ex-wife, actress Mandy Moore.

One of hip-hop's legendary groups will be the focus of a new Hulu original series.

"Titans" is a superhero hybrid -- a live-action series that essentially weds the CW's DC Comics-inspired fare with the gritty, premium-cable approach of Marvel's Netflix dramas. That's not a bad formula, and it yields an entertaining, heavily serialized show; whether it's reason enough to ante up for DC Universe, the new dedicated streaming service, is another matter.

One misguided decision can partially offset a whole lot of good ones, and so it is with "Watergate," a comprehensive trip into the way-back machine, which makes the serious misstep of dramatically reenacting the Nixon tapes. Receiving a theatrical run in advance of a three-night stand on History channel, it's still worthwhile as a dense look at America's past -- and in terms of checking executive actions, perhaps a preview of its future.

For those who have felt a void in the realm of TV self-absorption since "Girls" finished its run, "Camping," from that show's producers, might be the trip for you. Otherwise, this HBO adaptation of a British series, starring Jennifer Garner, makes a pretty good case for turning off the set and getting outdoors.

Based on twin memoirs by father and son, "Beautiful Boy" is a grim fact-based account about the horrors of drug addiction, conveying the shame of the addict and, perhaps most forcefully, the guilt and frustration of his father. Anchored by Steve Carell and Timothee Chalamet, the story can't entirely escape an old-fashioned TV movie feel -- which isn't bad, necessarily, but makes this one of those films that isn't worth rushing out to see.

Seven years after her death, a hologram of Amy Winehouse is set to hit the road.

As recently as May, rapper T.I. was still firmly on Team Kanye, but that ended Thursday with the latter's much-publicized trip to the White House.

More than a decade before the #MeToo movement, Arnold Schwarzenegger was accused by multiple women of groping and humiliating them.

Keith Urban enlisted the help of three very important women in his life to help him mark International Day of the Girl.

A New York judge dismissed count 6 of Harvey Weinstein's criminal indictment Thursday, which was a criminal sexual act in the first degree.

Selena Gomez is receiving treatment for an undisclosed medical condition, a source close to the singer tells CNN.

History might be kinder to "The Romanoffs," but in the current moment, this loosely connected anthology series looks like a self-indulgent lark -- with "Mad Men" creator Matthew Weiner reveling in the creative latitude all those Emmys earned him, getting Amazon to finance a project whose appeal might be even narrower than students of early 20th-century Russian history.

Montel Williams is happy to be alive, thankful for his wife, and glad he's a viewer of "The Dr. Oz Show."