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Ellen DeGeneres is heading out on the road for the first time in 15 years.

"I can't wait to make you my wife," Val Chmerkovskiy tells fiancée Jenna Johnson via Twitter.

Millie Bobby Brown has deactivated her Twitter account after becoming the target of a cruel hashtag and meme.

Marvel Comics legend Stan Lee has been granted a temporary restraining order against a man claiming to be his caregiver.

Seth Rogen and Evan Goldberg admitted that they experienced a sense of déjà vu watching coverage of the President Trump-Kim Jong Un summit, with the latter saying that the exchange was a case of "life imitating art a little too much."

Fans mourning the loss of Anthony Bourdain have succeeded in convincing Netflix to continue streaming his show.

"Tag" is, improbably, "inspired by" a true story, which adds zest to this screwball comedy. The creative liberties, however, quickly begin feeling less and less tethered to reality, yielding sporadic but diminishing bouts of just-okay fun that ultimately don't leave much of a mark, as the idea lacks the heft to sustain a whole movie.

Brie Larson used an acceptance speech Wednesday to address the need for more inclusion among movie reviewers.

Roseanne Barr is doubling down that she is not a racist.

The Los Angeles District Attorney's office is reviewing a sex crime case against Sylvester Stallone, spokesman Greg Risling said Wednesday.

You really want Oprah Winfrey to gift you.

In his new music video for the song "I'm Upset," Drakes brings together the cast of his former TV show "Degrassi: The Next Generation."

Ari Aster's new film is the latest house of horror to hit screens. But why do they still scare us so much?

Neil Patrick Harris is sorry, Rachel.

Angelina Jolie and Brad Pitt's custody dispute over their six children continues more than 20 months after filing for divorce.

If "The Incredibles 2" has an incredible opening weekend, Disney can give thanks, in part, to the ageless aspect of animation -- a medium tailor-made for sequels, which allows this movie to pick up where the original left off, 14 years later. While that might be advantageous for studios, the allure of sequels could also lead to diminished creativity in what was once one of movie-going's most unexpectedly ambitious genres.

When Tiffany Haddish told the world that an actress allegedly bit Beyoncé's face at a party last December, inquiring minds went into overdrive trying to figure out who Haddish was referring to.

We still have to wait more than a year before the sequel to "Wonder Woman" arrives in theaters, but two new photos reveal some key clues.

A grand jury indicted actress and activist Rose McGowan Monday on one felony count of cocaine possession, according to Loudoun County, Virginia court documents.