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Two Olympians, a former governor and a rapper-turned-contractor will try to dance their way into America's hearts.

Drumroll please ...

Paget Brewster's brief return to "Criminal Minds" will become an extended stay.

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

Chris Brown's troubled past has led to public scrutiny and legal battles, and a recent incident with the police has people once again talking

OWN's "Greenleaf" is wrapping up its first season on Wednesday with an episode sure to be packed with drama and possibly huge changes at Calvary church.

Gene Wilder mastered the art of the comic nervous breakdown, the character that always seemed seconds away from a shrieking, totally manic fit.

Gene Wilder and Gilda Radner's first meeting was like a scene out of a romantic comedy, complete with a funny kicker. In fact, the same can be said of much of their Hollywood romance.

"Star Trek" turns 50 on September 8, which means many who first watched the premiere on NBC -- or even discovered it via reruns -- are eligible for Social Security. And the most committed of those fans were pioneers in their own right -- blazing a trail that helped forge the outlines of modern fan culture.

This story contains spoilers for the finale of HBO's "The Night Of."

James Corden does not want to workout at Kanye West's gym. "The Late Late Show" host took on West's newest music video, "Fade" in a hilarious spoof Monday night.

Gene Wilder, who brought a wild-eyed desperation to a series of memorable and iconic comedy roles in the 1970s and 1980s, has died, his lawyer, Eric Weissmann, said.

In an interview with Larry King in 2002, Gene Wilder explained that as much as he loves acting and art, he hates show business.

In the roughly five minutes Michael Kelly lingered in the hallway at The Beverly Hilton Hotel, four people approached him to tell them how much they loved his work on "House of Cards."

When Netflix's "Narcos" debuted, it seemed to come with a built-in expiration date. Its central figure is drug kingpin Pablo Escobar, who lived a brutal life and died a relatively early death -- at some point he would die and that would be that. But that only makes the second season of this Netflix series more riveting, a morality tale that resonates far beyond its time, place and characters.

Enough already, 2016.

HBO's addictive series on a New York murder case gets the defense lawyer and detective roles just right, says Danny Cevallos

Gene Wilder, who died Tuesday at 83 after a long illness, was the kind of movie star who could have only come into being during the 1970s when movies themselves were in flux, writes Gene Seymour

In an interview with Larry King in 2002, Gene Wilder talks about how he got his role as Willy Wonka.