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Two concerts held Sunday highlighted America's current political climate.

The following contains spoilers about the premiere of "Star Trek: Discovery."

Singer Charles Bradley, who was nicknamed the "Screaming Eagle of Soul" because of his raspy voice and stirring performances, has died.

With President Trump taking aim at the NFL and its players who protest the national anthem, the league is broadcasting a message of unity.

Being falsely linked to the Columbine massacre has long rankled singer Marilyn Manson.

ESPN abandoned its usual pregame chatter in favor of a long and heavy conversation about unity, politics and President Trump.

Legendary musician Stevie Wonder took a knee at a New York music festival, seemingly showing solidarity with NFL players criticized by President Donald Trump hours earlier.

Megyn Kelly is a talented, experienced television anchor. She is also an arrestingly glamorous presence on air. And coming off a year of highly personal confrontations with Donald Trump, she is certainly a well-known name to most Americans.

ESPN confronted the politics of Trump and race head-on Sunday.

"We want to try to find a way," he said, "to make some of those ads and other information public."

On "The Late Show," Stephen Colbert said President Trump's tweet about the Emmy Awards was factually inaccurate.

The youngest sibling in the Kardashian-Jenner clan is now expecting.

For Emma Stone, living up to the legacy of the indomitable Billie Jean King in "Battle of the Sexes," about the infamous tennis match of the same name, was a big task to take on.

The home used for exterior shots of the beloved '90s sitcom, will eventually be turned into a three-unit residence.

He was the subject of an iconic photograph: Jeff Bauman, ashen and dazed, severely wounded in the 2013 Boston marathon bombing, rushed away in a wheelchair after losing his legs. Now the new film "Stronger," which is based on Bauman's memoir, explores his recovery in the aftermath of the terror attack.

CNN's Jake Tapper speaks to Boston bombing survivor Jeff Bauman and actor Jake Gyllenhaal, who plays him in a new film.