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Add singer and songwriter Olivia O'Brien to the list of women Pete Davidson has dated.

Five years after the last "Despicable Me" movie and a dozen years since the first, "Minions: The Rise of Gru" extends the animated franchise without exactly rising to the occasion, delivering a mundane exercise set to an odd 1970s soundtrack. Loud and colorful, it's likely to divert smaller kids whose comedic tastes run toward rapid-fire mumbling, pratfalls, the occasional exposed yellow butt and flatulence.

Sam Asghari has opening up about his marriage to the "amazing" Britney Spears in his first interview since their June wedding.

After an eight-year hiatus, Cameron Diaz is making movies again.

Amazon's "Paper Girls" is teeing up what looks to be a timey-wimey good time, with shades of beloved favorites like "Stranger Things" and "Doctor Who."

It's been awhile since we've seen them on screen together, but George Clooney and Julia Roberts have still got it.

"True Detective: Night Country" will star Kali Reis with the previously announced casting of Jodie Foster. It will be HBO's fourth season of the series.

"Sister Wives" cast member Leon Brown has shared that they are transgender.

"Fifty Shades of Grey" turned Dakota Johnson into a star.

"The Partridge Family" actor Danny Bonaduce is still trying to find answers as to why he's been ill.

"Right to Offend: The Black Comedy Revolution" conspicuously overlaps with other recent documentaries, including projects devoted to the legacies of Dick Gregory and Bill Cosby. Yet this two-part A&E production stands out in contemplating the unique role that Black comedians have played in calling out injustice and giving voice to how society has changed across decades.

Chris Pratt understands that social media trolling tends to accompany success in Hollywood, but he'd like to do his best to protect his family from it.

The Bey Hive has another celebrity among its ranks: Lizzo.

A first look at the Disney+ original movie "Hocus Pocus 2" is here.

Tom Hanks has revealed how he didn't think the iconic bus bench scenes in smash hit movie "Forrest Gump" would make it into the final cut.

Nick Cannon is "a hopeless romantic."

Understandably determined not to mess with success, "Only Murders in the Building" returns with a second season that self-consciously plays to its strengths, while layering the new mystery laid out by its cliffhanger ending on top of the old one. It's every bit as breezy and fun, with lots of winking references to "Season 2" (the podcast, naturally, but you get the idea).

Don't look for Johnny Depp to return as Jack Sparrow anytime soon.

Mary Mara, an actress known for roles on "ER" and "Ray Donavan," has died, her manager, Craig Dorfman, said in a statement to CNN. She was 61.

Chris Hemsworth is reflecting on 10-plus years in the Marvel Cinematic Universe as the charming god with the flowing blond mane, Thor.