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Mila Kunis and Ashton Kutcher are parents again.

To say that "Mariah's World" is a predictable train wreck serves more as promotion than criticism. Yet even by the standards of reality docu-series, this E! showcase for pop diva Mariah Carey is pretty hilarious, especially with everything that's transpired since the point where the show's storytelling begins.

"Family Guy" creator Seth MacFarlane has a theory on why a bunch of people in Hollywood can't get on board with the idea of President-elect Donald Trump.

How many times are the "Friends" stars going to have to say it?

Obama sang the Christmas carol at the White House tree lighting ceremony

Cut it out, Chris Pratt!

Gil Robertson has no problem saying that 2016 has been "the best year ever in terms of the diversity of content for black images, black stories in cinema."

The musical "La La Land" has danced its way into snagging a biggie at the New York Film Critics Circle Awards.

See photos from the past year in entertainment.

British actor Andrew Sachs, famous for his role as bumbling waiter Manuel in British TV show "Fawlty Towers", has died at the age of 86, the UK's Press Association reported.

Spotify Spokeswoman Shanon Cook details Spotify's artists of the year and dishes on 2016's big winner, rapper Drake.

Embodying Jacqueline Kennedy's darkest hours in the upcoming movie "Jackie" was no easy task for Natalie Portman.

'Manchester by the Sea' standout Lucas Hedges on film's success

Host Trevor Noah and conservative commentator Tomi Lahren engaged in a contentious debate about race issues on a recent episode of "The Daily Show."

The 2017 Sundance Film Festival will feature race, rights and environmental issues in January.

Movie biographies always wrestle with the balance between finding the essence of the subject and replicating his or her look and manner. Natalie Portman devotes so much energy to the latter as to partially sacrifice the former in "Jackie," an intriguing look at Jacqueline Kennedy in the wake of her husband's assassination that plays more like a series of monologues than a wholly realized movie.

Carrie Fisher says her affair with "Star Wars" co-star Harrison Ford wasn't love -- it was lust.