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There was no better demonstration of Marvel's box-office magic than turning the obscure "Guardians of the Galaxy" into a major hit in 2014. The sequel, perhaps inevitably, lacks that sense of discovery, delivering some fun moments while getting a bit bogged down in an uneven narrative and a surplus of daddy issues.

Mixed in with the star sightings and Golden Popcorn trophies at Sunday's MTV Movie and TV Awards will be a bit of messaging.

That hot "Harry Potter" play is flying across the pond.

When are people going to learn not to come for Ariel Winter?

Lawyers for women who have accused Fox News of harassment and discrimination will travel to Britain in a bid to persuade regulators to block Rupert Murdoch's acquisition of pay-TV group Sky.

Jay Cutler is leaving the NFL field for the NFL booth.

"Citizenfour" director Laura Poitras and WikiLeaks founder Julian Assange sound like a tantalizing documentary combination. Yet Poitras' long-gestating and evolving "Risk" invites almost as many questions as it answers, providing insight into Assange's eccentricities but shedding little light on the most pressing issues that currently surround him.

Nikki Reed and Ian Somerhalder now have a new blood tie.

Olivia Pope knows a thing or too about being a "nasty woman."

On "The Tonight Show," actress Kaley Cuoco was challenged to sing the theme song of the "Big Bang Theory."

See behind-the-scenes photos from "The Outsiders," a 1983 film based on the S.E. Hinton novel. Many of the young actors would later become household names.

During an appearance on "Conan," members of Conan's staff challenged actor Alec Baldwin to a "Trump-off."

Mark Hamill, famous for his role as Luke Skywalker in the "Star Wars" movies, shocked fans with this prank.

Don't look for Chris Rock to remarry anytime soon.

Late night comedians James Corden and Trevor Noah poked fun at Steve Bannon's whiteboard and his to-do list.

Dear Hollywood, the star of Netflix's "Dear White People" thinks you're in the midst of an important shift. And she couldn't be happier to be a part of it.

Richard Gere may play a politician in his new movie "The Dinner," but he tells CNN he has "zero" interest in running for office.