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Jon Hamm would like to introduce everyone to the "Hamm Slamm." Get your mind out of the gutter.

Alex Rodriguez sounds like he has no hard feelings when it comes to his split from Jennifer Lopez.

The emerging queen of broadcast comedy is set to play the former queen of daytime.

Sometimes singing competition shows get right, other times they pass on Maren Morris.

A 31-year-old man who was working for the production crew of the NBC show "Law & Order: Organized Crime" was shot and killed as he saved parking spots early Tuesday morning, New York City police said.

Chelsea Handler and Jo Koy are taking a break from their relationship.

Harry Styles inspires more questions than he does easy answers. Questions like: How does one make the leap from boy band stud to formidable solo artist, or successfully style sweater vests and high-waisted trousers? And what, exactly, is the true meaning of "watermelon sugar"?

Drew Barrymore is in a real life rom-com with the rain.

From the looks of it, David Hasselhoff's 70th birthday celebration went swimmingly.

Saul Goodman and Obi-Wan Kenobi might sound like odd bedfellows, unless the Jedi Knight needed fast-talking legal help after that bar fight in Mos Eisley. But as "Better Call Saul" builds toward its end after "Obi-Wan Kenobi's" stint on Disney+, in their very different styles each demonstrates key skills in the delicate art of the prequel.

Limp Bizkit will not be kicking off the UK and European leg of their "Still Sucks" tour.

It's the end of "Desus & Mero."

Should we really be surprised by Bennifer 2.0 given that Jennifer Lopez's 2002 album, "This Is Me...Then," contained a heartfelt single titled, "Dear Ben?"

Marcus Mumford has teamed up with a film legend for the music video to his powerful new single, "Cannibal."

Pink's new song, "Irrelevant," is a protest song for the times.

Chris Evans isn't too sure about these daggum newfangled iPhones. During an interview with Collider, Evans groused about the bulky buttonless-ness of his new iPhone 12 Pro, saying he still prefers his dearly departed iPhone 6s.

From the moment it was announced that Beanie Feldstein would lead "Funny Girl" in its first Broadway revival, many theater fans wondered: How would Lea Michele take the news?

You won't see Taylor Kitsch in anything having to do with "Friday Night Lights" again.

Emilia Clarke says she had "the most excruciating pain" after suffering two brain aneurysms, but is grateful for both her recovery and for working on "Game of Thrones" at the time.

Lil Uzi Vert has new music out and new pronouns.