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Take a look at some selfies taken by celebrities during the month of September.

Little Monsters, rejoice: Lady Gaga is headed to the Super Bowl.

Alec Baldwin becomes Donald Trump. CNN's Jeanne Moos previews the return of "SNL" with a new Donald.

There's been no silence of the "Lambs" (as diehard Mariah Carey fans are known) after Miley Cyrus threw shade at Carey.

Two years after she hung up her scrubs on ABC's "Grey's Anatomy," Sandra Oh is headed back to the network for a new role on "American Crime."

When "Luke Cage" showrunner Cheo Hodari Coker was a student at Stanford University in the early 1990s, he and some friends would DJ parties.

Days after grabbing model Gigi Hadid, celeb prankster Vitalii Sediuk rushed reality star Kim Kardashian West .

Sign that man up for a musical.

"Empire" waded into #BlackLivesMatter Wednesday night and the hit Fox series is being hailed for it.

For 40 years, Peter Lindbergh has been one of fashion's most revered photographers.

As superhero team-ups go, Marvel and Netflix continue to make a pretty powerful pair. Enter, on the heels of "Daredevil" and "Jessica Jones," "Marvel's Luke Cage," which closely adheres to that gritty formula and should win its own loyal legion of fans behind Mike Colter's imposing presence in the title role.

Agnes Nixon, a woman who brought years of drama to daytime TV as the creator of "All My Children" and "One Life to Live," has died. She was 93.

Andrea Bocelli hopes he's doing his part to "improve the world."

A British court has granted Pippa Middleton, sister of the Duchess of Cambridge, an injunction to stop reportedly hacked photos from being published, her lawyers told CNN Wednesday.

Gary Glasberg, the executive producer, writer, and showrunner behind CBS's global hit "NCIS," has died. He was 50.

Tom Hanks crashes wedding photos in New York's Central Park and takes a selfie with them.

"I'm not sure where to begin," Woody Allen said of the idea of doing TV when Amazon announced he would create his first series for the service. What he ended up producing -- "Crisis in Six Scenes," a tired comedy that feels entirely phoned in, as if pieced together from snippets of Allen's old movies -- shows just how true that was.

Janet Jackson has not officially confirmed that she is pregnant, but some photos have surfaced that may give fans a clue.