Defense attorneys will continue to try to poke holes Wednesday in the testimony of the former Temple University employee who accuses Bill Cosby of drugging and assaulting her in 2004.
You would think working on both "Atlanta" and "Deadpool" for TV, starring in a Han Solo movie and voicing Simba in a remake of "The Lion King" would be enough reasons for Donald Glover to give up his music career.
Once upon a time hit movies -- "Star Wars," "Raiders of the Lost Ark" -- begat sequels. Today, studios have begun plotting out "franchises" and entire "cinematic universes" before even dropping the puck on a first film.
On "The Late Late Show," Ed Sheeran joined James Corden for "Carpool Karaoke." The duo sang, talked about Sheeran not owning a phone and tested how many chocolate candies he can fit in his mouth.
The mother of one of Bill Cosby's accusers recalled Tuesday how her daughter called her crying in 1996 to tell her that the famed actor had drugged and assaulted her, then tried to have her fired from the agency that represented him.
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