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All of the drama connected with his breakup from Taylor Swift is not what Calvin Harris came for.

Superstar model Iman has lived quietly and privately since the death of her husband, rocker David Bowie, in January.

In September 1976, "Star Trek" fans descended upon the Statler Hilton in New York. Photographer Shalmon Bernstein was there to capture all the "trekkies" and their costumes at the four-day convention.

Zendaya has alleged a grocery clerk of racism after refusing to sell her $400 in gift cards.

In a new Vanity Fair article, American musician Bruce Springsteen reveals he's battling depression. CNN's Zain Asher has more.

The "Star Trek" series turns 50. There have been 13 movies, 6 TV series and an entire subculture created around the series.

At just 22, 'Queen Sugar' star Kofi Siriboe is enjoying a world of sweet opportunities.

Chelsea Handler had the ultimate surprise for members of the "Stranger Things" cast.

The ostensible selling point of "For the Love of Spock" -- a documentary about the late Leonard Nimoy -- is the personal connection that his son, Adam, directed it. Alas, that turns out to be weakest aspect of this warm, nostalgic window into the "Star Trek" universe.

The actor was so excited to meet the superstar gymnast on the "Ellen" show that he transformed into a medal stand just for her.

Tuesday night's "Bachelor in Paradise" gave you what you came for.

Shia LaBeouf has a well-deserved reputation as one of the most interesting men in Hollywood.

Well played, Calvin Harris.

Chevy Chase has checked into rehab, according to a rep for the actor.

Well, that was over Hiddleswiftly.

Chevy Chase has checked into rehab, according to a rep for the actor. The "National Lampoon" star has entered Hazelden Addiction Treatment Center in Minnesota to deal with an alcohol-related issue.

Bill Cosby is scheduled to go on trial on three counts of felony aggravated indecent assault on June 5, Judge Steven O'Neill said Tuesday at a preliminary hearing.

Zayn Malik's One Direction days might be behind him, but a new TV project with NBC will have the singer calling upon his boy band experience in a major way.