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An Indiana mayor wants an apology for how his city was portrayed in a recent "Chicago P.D." episode.

When celebrities speak, it seems like the world listens. Here are just a few examples of celebrities shaping public health discussions, for better or worse.

President Trump is having lunch with network news anchors Thursday ahead of his first overseas trip since taking office.

In 1990, "Twin Peaks" was clearly ahead of its time. Now the program returns with a new edition on Showtime, rejoining a TV landscape that has caught up with and embraced its quirky charms.

It's a brand-new "Bachelorette."

President Donald Trump is once again practically live-tweeting "Fox & Friends."

Jimmy Fallon, Trevor Noah, Seth Meyers and Stephen Colbert blast President Trump after reports that James Comey wrote a memo that Trump asked him to drop the FBI investigation into Michael Flynn.

Kellyanne Conway's Wednesday night interview on Fox News was going to be a big deal. But the White House abruptly canceled Conway's appearance, causing Fox host Tucker Carlson to fill the air time by discussing the cancellation.

Jay Z and Beyoncé have crossed the billion-dollar mark.

A rarity in pop, South Korean boy band SHINee has been together for nearly a decade.

It doesn't have to be late night for Stephen Colbert to take some shots at President Donald Trump.

Get ready for frozen bananas, vodka on the rocks and some savage insults from one of TV's funniest families. The Bluths are coming back.

The long-awaited "Big Bang Theory" spinoff will feature Sheldon Cooper as you've never seen him before -- as a 9-year-old in a single-camera comedy.

Brad Pitt appearance on the "Late Show" turned existential on Tuesday night when he and Stephen Colbert engaged a bro down that took place on a picnic blanket under the starry sky.

Samantha Bee has some sage advice for Americans on how to deal with the madness unfolding in President Trump's White House.

There's a reason why we are just now seeing a documentary on Heath Ledger.