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Discovery Channel's upcoming "Shark Week" will have some extra muscle.

Even Dame Judi Dench encountered some doubters on her journey to the big screen.

Broadway's next "Funny Girl" will be Lea Michele, who is replacing Beanie Feldstein after the "Booksmart" star announced she'd exit the show earlier than expected.

Jennifer Shah, a cast member on the "Real Housewives of Salt Lake City," pleaded guilty Monday to defrauding hundreds of victims, including some elderly, in a years-long telemarketing scheme.

Lizzo has some famous fans.

Miles Teller has a need for more speed!

In their first show in over a decade, rock-rap renegades Rage Against the Machine decried the Supreme Court's decision to overturn Roe v. Wade and end the federal constitutional right to an abortion.

Pierce Brosnan posted a touching tribute to the late actor James Caan.

Congratulations are in order for Kate Mara and her husband, Jamie Bell, who are expecting their second child.

The docuseries has become a fertile space for strange sects and outlandish personalities, and HBO's "The Anarchists" certainly falls squarely within that zone. Possessing a bit of a Fyre Festival vibe, this six-part project is a mostly fascinating trip down a very particular rabbit hole, assuming that you can stomach the steady diet of took-one-political-science-class psychobabble that goes with it.

Vernon Winfrey, Oprah Winfrey's father, died late Friday, Oprah announced in a statement. He was 89.

Shawn Mendes has postponed his world tour to focus on his health.

In "How To Build a Sex Room," high-end interior designer Melanie Rose helps couples create stylish fantasy playrooms.

Attorneys for Amber Heard have asked the court to declare a mistrial and order a new trial in the defamation case with her ex-husband Johnny Depp.

Actor Tony Sirico, who is best known for playing henchman Peter Paul "Paulie Walnuts" Gualtieri on HBO's "The Sorpanos," has died, according to his manager Bob McGowan.

Latin boy band Menudo is eyeing a return with a new generation of talent, and Mario Lopez is lending a hand in the search.

Actor Sacha Baron Cohen has defeated an appeal brought by former Alabama judge Roy Moore, who claimed the British comedian had defamed him in a program where he falsely accused Moore of being a pedophile.

Martha Stewart has a few crushes, one on a married man she knows.

If Marvel Studios has problems, they're clearly of the high-class variety. Its last sequel, featuring Doctor Strange, amassed more than $950 million worldwide, and the latest, "Thor: Love and Thunder," also looks destined to make it rain, financially speaking.

Paul Rudd showed a young fan some much-deserved kindness.