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Stephen King adaptations have a spotty track record, and grading on that curve, "It" delivers -- a creepy, smartly cast retelling of this ode to deep-seated fears and adolescence, which should scare up plenty of box office for a movie business desperately in need of a post-summer jolt.

A posthumous single from singer George Michael is receiving mixed reaction from fans.

Hurricane Harvey is not going to stop Janet Jackson.

In "The Deuce," producer David Simon tries to do for the sex trade and 1970s evolution of pornography what "The Wire" did for drugs. After a slow start, this engrossing, characteristically nuanced HBO drama mostly serves up aces.

See photos of celebrities who are celebrating their 50th birthday in 2017.

George Clooney used to suffer from insomnia, but these days, he couldn't be happier about his lack of sleep.

"Depacito" won't be breaking a record after all.

A former teen pop idol, a part-time race car driver, two married couples going head-to-head and a real estate titan.

A new 13-track album of some of Micheal Jackson's songs will be released on September 29.

The Dave Matthews Band is reuniting to honor its roots and help Charlottesville to heal after last month's violence in the Virginia college town.

With all of Pharrell Williams' career accomplishments, his youthful visage has been one of the things that has most impressed fans

When it comes to fashion, architecture and the arts, the Venice Film Festival reigns supreme.

Reese Witherspoon's latest comedy, "Home Again," was a real family affair -- and not just because the writer-director's mother was also the producer!

The media business has been full of surprises recently -- the latest one being Tronc's acquisition of the New York Daily News.

If you think your TV to-do list is long now, just wait.

"American Horror Story: Cult" clearly intends to be provocative, using the toxic partisan political divide -- beginning with the 2016 presidential election -- as its jumping-off point. But producer Ryan Murphy's anthology series is too blunt an instrument to effectively probe that terrain, using the equivalent of an axe where a scalpel is required.