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The rebirth of Colonel Sanders continues.

"The White Princess" showrunner Emma Frost doesn't mind if people describe her new Starz show as a feminist alternative to "Game of Thrones."

The Oprah Winfrey seal of approval remains one of pop culture's most powerful brands and marketing tools. Yet even that can't breathe life -- immortal or otherwise -- into "The Immortal Life of Henrietta Lacks," an earnest HBO adaptation of the bestselling book that's ultimately fenced in by its format.

Cuba Gooding Sr., soul singer and father to Oscar winner Cuba Gooding Jr., was found dead in a car Thursday in the Woodland Hills area of Los Angeles.

It's been more than 20 years since "Bill Nye the Science Guy" hit the airwaves, but its host is not close to being done with science. In fact, he's back to try and save the world.

The truth is still out there.

What is Fox News without Roger Ailes and Bill O'Reilly?

Matt Tyrnauer always knew that a documentary about an urban planning pioneer would be a difficult sell. But two days after the presidential election in November, he was worried the "collective funk" that seemed to be afflicting despondent Manhattanites would prevent people from showing up to his film premiere at DOC NYC.

Rupert Murdoch will have to wait an additional month to learn the fate of his planned takeover of British pay TV provider Sky.

The stars of the action comedy discuss the film's gun violence, as well as how they would hold up in a real life gun fight.

Believe it or not, Oprah Winfrey gets nervous.

Can Bill Nye really save the world? Probably not by preaching to the choir, which doesn't make his half-hour Netflix show "Bill Nye Saves the World" any less noteworthy as a breezy blow struck on behalf of science, despite a few structural miscalculations.

"Silicon Valley" is about a lot of things, including the odd collision of social awkwardness, big business and even bigger money in the high-tech world. Yet like another pay-cable series, Showtime's "Billions," the HBO comedy offers a more nuanced of the super-rich than TV often has in the past.

Bruce Springsteen has new music out and it's taking aim at Donald Trump.

Serena Williams just served the internet.

Richard Simmons knows we've heard a lot about him lately, but now we're hearing from him.

When Robert De Niro landed the role of the young mob boss Vito Corleone in the 1974 film "The Godfather: Part II," he said he approached it like a "scientific experiment." Performing a part first played by Marlon Brando, De Niro explained, required serious study.