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Former Trump campaign communications director Jason Miller says Trump supporters think the press has "hate and contempt" for the president.

Carl Bernstein and Bob Woodward of Watergate fame argued Saturday night that good journalism is more crucial to a free society than ever in a climate of increasing hostility between the White House and the press.

As a slugger, a president, the Thelma to Louise or an advocate for gender parity in Hollywood, Geena Davis is the ultimate female protagonist.

If you turned up at the Fyre Festival wooed by its ads -- and many, many fans did -- you'd think you were in for a weekend of top-notch acts playing for your entertainment, as models in bikinis paraded around and private jets and yachts ferried you to and from the beautiful Caribbean paradise. Everything any good millennial needs for a strong Instagram post.

Bruce Springsteen admits he evaded taxes for years before the IRS finally came after him.

Ciara and Russell Wilson's baby girl is here.

Donald Trump promised supporters so much winning they would become exhausted. While the president enjoys at best sparse backing in Hollywood, his election has produced its share of showbiz winners, and less demonstrably losers.

It's been 25 years since the Los Angeles riots, an event already marked by numerous TV specials, with more to come. Yet one relatively under-covered aspect of the unrest is the role TV and video played -- and the jarring realization, played out in multiple cases since, that seeing wasn't always believing.

The media outlets have varied widely -- from CBS to the Washington Times -- and the interviews published so far have turned out to be quite newsworthy.

The beleaguered magazine company Time Inc. is backing away from plans to sell itself.

Growing up in a predominantly Cuban community in Los Angeles, Ozzie and Will Areu never would have dreamed they would become media executives running a film and television empire.

Dr. Phil put his lie-detecting skills to the test with "The Tonight Show" host Jimmy Fallon and comedian Leslie Jones.

On May 1, New York's Metropolitan Museum of Art will open its doors for the Met Gala, the annual invitation-only fundraiser to benefit the museum's Costume Institute, and a launch party for its spring exhibition.

On "The Tonight Show," Emma Watson and Jimmy Fallon talked about her confusing him with Jimmy Kimmel during her first appearance on the show.

Some songs have so helped define history that they have become anthems, because they speak universal truths to all of us. This is what I witnessed happening after 9/11.