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A new Hulu limited series focuses on the life of the infamous boxer. Plus, a new "Selling Sunset" spinoff goes to Orange County, and check out a new album -- that's also an NFT -- from British rock band Muse.

The ashes of the late trailblazing "Star Trek" actor Nichelle Nichols will take flight when they are released into space from a Vulcan Centaur rocket by United Launch Alliance later this year.

Harry Styles has more love to give.

"Succession" star Brian Cox has received accolades and awards for playing media mogul Logan Roy, but the actor said the role has left him with one unfortunate new habit.

Shia LaBeouf says that he has discovered Catholicism after a dark period in his life.

The first trailer for "Confess, Fletch" shows Jon Hamm as the title character "Fletch," made famous by Chevy Chase.

An animated, comic-book-inspired opening turns out to be the best part of "Samaritan," a very by-the-numbers superhero tale that casts Sylvester Stallone as the long-retired title character, and otherwise feels like and exhibits the production values of a 1990s TV pilot. While tolerable on its own terms, the charitable thing to do critically speaking would probably be to ignore it.

The Princess of Pop is back!

Joe E. Tata, who played Nat, the kindly owner of the Peach Pit on "Beverly Hills, 90210," has died, according to his daughter.

Mike Tyson's story hardly suffers from a lack of media exposure, so an effort to create a new limited series around the former heavyweight champ entered the ring facing a high bar. Despite a knockout performance by Trevante Rhodes, "Mike" doesn't consistently clear it, offering an episodic, occasionally too-irreverent tone in seeking to portray not just the boxer but those who passed through his orbit.

One of the New Kids on the Block is newly off the market.

"Gilmore Girls" actor Scott Patterson says a Season 3 scene left him feeling "uncomfortable" and "pissed off" because he felt he was being objectified.

Two roads diverged in a wood, and I ... I shake it off.

More than a year after a Pennsylvania woman filed a lawsuit against comedian Horatio Sanz, SNL Studios and NBCUniversal, she's filed a proposed amended complaint seeking to add Tracy Morgan, Jimmy Fallon, and "Saturday Night Live" creator Lorne Michaels as defendants, arguing they enabled Sanz's alleged misconduct.

Nick Cannon is going to be a dad again.

Barbie Ferreira is leaving "Euphoria."

You may already know Mo Amer for his role as a sidekick on "Ramy," for being the Muslim comedian who somehow got seated next to Eric Trump on a plane, or for being cast to appear alongside The Rock in the upcoming "Black Adam" film. But you're about to know him as something else: the star of his own Netflix series.

Sylvester Stallone says he and his wife Jennifer Flavin are "amicably and privately" divorcing.

Chef Mario Batali has settled two lawsuits with women who accused him of touching them inappropriately in separate incidents in 2017 and 2017.

When Capitol Records signed so-called robot rapper FN Meka earlier this month, it billed the move as a new frontier in the music industry.