For the second summer in a row, "Big Brother" will premiere in June and July to help kick off 90 hours of first-run programming through August.
TMZ posts video of Justin Bieber's combative responses during a deposition in a lawsuit filed by a photographer against the singer.
Juan Pablo Galavis, the latest star of ABC's "The Bachelor," has gone from stud to dud faster than he could hand out his final rose.
CNN and Turner Broadcasting System founder Ted Turner says he's "recuperating well" after falling ill South America.
Author Joe McGinniss, who chronicled the murder case of former Green Beret doctor Jeffrey MacDonald in the 1983 book "Fatal Vision," has died, his lawyer said.
Elisabeth Moss is having quite the year: She won a Golden Globe for her performance in the mini-series Top of the Lake, she's co-starring in the final season of Mad Men beginning this spring, and now, she's on the cover of this week's New York magazine.
"Cosmos' " "ship of the imagination" is roaring ahead in its second voyage. New version of show with Neil deGrasse Tyson lit up Internet.
There is no mystery to the popularity of the HBO series "True Detective."
After all the arrests, court appearances, trips to jail and rehab stays, Lindsay Lohan has turned to reality TV.
300: Rise of an Empire speared its competition and kept on raking in the dollars on its opening weekend.
This is ballet, but not as you know it. For one, there's not a ballerina in sight.
Actress Sheila MacRae, who portrayed Alice Kramden in a 1960s revival of "The Honeymoooners," has died. She was 92.
Proving the old adage that those who cough up 10 bucks to see history are doomed to repeat it, we now get a sequel of sorts to Zack Snyder's razzle-dazzle Spartan bloodfest, "300."
Bruce Wayne would never stand for BatKid getting cut from the Oscars, and the Internet hasn't either.
Miley Cyrus and Katy Perry have gotten into a war of words over their kiss at Cyrus' concert.
Despite Barkhad Abdi's Academy Award nomination, his story has not been quite rags-to-riches.
A Florida court technician has the job of blurring Justin Bieber's private parts on jail video before you can see it.
Lindsay Lohan is about to make life a little harder for Max and Caroline on "2 Broke Girls."
"L.A. Law" had buzz right from the moment it premiered in 1986. The groundbreaking TV show is now on DVD.
Patricia Arquette is the newest CSI franchise star. The Emmy-winning Medium actress has been cast in the lead role in CBS' upcoming "CSI" spinoff.
"Oh, dear. I'm a mess." Those words, said with all the English delicacy that Jemma Simmons can muster, pretty much sums up what I believe should be fans' emotional state after this episode. Returning after a month-long break, Agents of S.H.I.E.L.D. came back in a big way. From the beginning (poor Skye!) to the end (Lorelei!) to all the action in between, the hour was an intense ride that really showed the ways in which the series is finally starting to find its feet and take advantage of its storytelling.
John Travolta is speaking out about his flub while introducing Idina Menzel's singing performance at the Oscars on Sunday night.
Edgar Martirosyan, who might now be the world's most famous pizza deliveryman, had no clue he'd be serving Hollywood's biggest stars Monday night.
"Two and a Half Men' is staging a "That '70s Show" reunion.
As of Monday, the best damn news team in America has a new member: Jordan Klepper, an Upright Citizens Brigade veteran who happens to look a lot like the vast majority of "Saturday Night Live's" new featured players (read: blandly handsome; white).
"Dancing With the Stars" has announced its new lineup of competitors, and at least two of them already know how to go for the gold.
Acclaimed novelist and playwright Biyi Bandele explores his journey from the small town of Kafanchan in Nigeria into the diaspora.
The Academy Awards continued its upward climb in the ratings on Sunday, reaching a 10-year high with an average audience of 43 million viewers in the U.S.
By most estimations, the Oscars show was somewhat staid this year. But there were a few things that happened that the Internet has fallen in love with.
Anthony "Romeo" Santos, the self-proclaimed king of bachata, is poised to take the music world by storm with his unique bachata fusion.
Last night, "Frozen" snagged two Oscars: One for best original song for "Let It Go," and the other for best animated feature. Oh, and it also crossed the $1 billion mark for worldwide box office.
The searing drama "12 Years a Slave" was named best picture at the 86th Academy Awards on Sunday night.
The film community is coming together in a touching way to honor one of their own who died on a movie set.
Mayor Rob Ford's surprise appearance in Hollywood may be the biggest thing from Toronto since Justin Bieber.
The 86th Academy Awards are in the record books. Among the five things that struck us about the show: "12 Years a Slave's" best picture win and Ellen's selfie.
Hollywood's brightest stars converged at the Dolby Theatre on Sunday as the Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences announced this year's Oscars winners.
Ellen DeGeneres! Celebrity controversies! Endless self-congratulation! What, you think Sunday's Oscars are about the movies and the fashion?
On Sunday there will once again be millions of eyes trained on the red carpet and the usual slew of beautiful faces parading along it. But behind the cream of Hollywood's stars will be an army of nominees whose craft is just as vital to the creation of the industry's feted films.
Singer Chris Brown was ordered to stay in rehab for two more months until his trial on an assault charge in Washington.
Philip Seymour Hoffman, died of acute mixed drug intoxication, including heroin, cocaine, benzodiazepines and amphetamine.
Production of musician Gregg Allman's biopic "Midnight Rider" has been halted following the death of a 27-year-old camera assistant.
Award shows -- and the Oscars in particular -- have a history of ignoring great movies made for and about young people.
It's that time again, time to pull out the ballots and read the tea leaves and see who's going to take home the trophies at Sunday's 86th Academy Awards.
Ashton Kutcher's quiet romance with Mila Kunis has reportedly blossomed into an engagement.
Paula Deen might be on track to issue another apology.
June Squibb has been in show business for 60 years -- but it's only now, with her performance in the film "Nebraska," that she is getting wide recognition.
Two recent deaths have led to a movement to alter the "in memoriam" segment at the 2014 Oscars.
Police searching Justin Bieber's limo found a small amount of illegal drugs and paraphernalia Tuesday. No arrest was made.
Friend who found actor Philip Seymour Hoffman dead of a drug overdose told CNN media portrayals have painted an inaccurate picture of the Oscar winner.
One of Justin Bieber's security guards and a driver were arrested Tuesday on suspicion of stealing a photographer's camera in Sandy Springs, Georgia.
Legendary Spanish guitarist Paco de Lucia, who is credited with transforming the folk art of flamenco into a more vibrant modern sound, has died. He was 66.
We'll let you finish, but The Muppets have the best Instagram account of all time.
FX's Cold War drama "The Americans" is about to blow its cover.
Sanaa Hamri shares her story of how she made it from the streets of Tangier to the big studios of Hollywood.
Justin Bieber's focusing on making new music in the hip-hop capital of Atlanta, while lawyers in three other cities prepare to defend him in court.
The wait for Glee fans is finally over!
We're a little suspicious of Jimmy Kimmel now thanks to his numerous hoaxes, but he wouldn't joke about a baby, right?
Seth Meyers had big shoes to fill on Monday night.
Former Nickelodeon star Amanda Bynes is now a former defendant thanks to a plea deal Monday that resolved a drunken driving charge.
Thus far, NBC's late-night transition has been like butter.
Harold Ramis, the actor, writer and director whose films include "Stripes," "Ghostbusters," "Groundhog Day" and "Analyze This," has died. He was 69.
R&B singer Robin Thicke and actress Paula Patton have separated, representatives for the couple told CNN.
Alec Baldwin is still an actor. He's just no longer in show business, according to an essay in New York magazine.
Actress Salma Hayek's brother was driving a car that crashed Sunday, killing a passenger, police said.
Harold White jumped into action when he heard a rumor that Justin Bieber might be eying a mansion in Atlanta and could become his neighbor.
"Heroes" lives: NBC helped kickstart the superhero TV trend in 2006 with "Heroes," an X-Men-ish action-drama about a group of people with superhuman powers. Now the network is bringing back the show for a 13-episode event series to air in 2015. Original series creator Tim Kring is on board to run the show. Titled "Heroes Reborn," the project is billed as a stand-alone story; the characters have not yet been announced.
Actor Sam Worthington is arrested after getting into an altercation with a photographer in New York City.
Maria von Trapp, the last of the singing children portrayed in "The Sound of Music," has died at 99 in Vermont.
Harold White jumped into action when he heard a rumor that Justin Bieber might be eying a mansion in Atlanta and could become his neighbor.
Celebrity chef Paula Deen, coming back from a controversy over use of a racial epithet in the past, draws a standing ovation from a crowd in Miami Beach.
The best-known name in pro-wrestling history is returning to WWE: Hulk Hogan is coming back to serve as a host for the company's various programs.
A hair stylist is accusing former "American Idol" judge and rapper Nicki Minaj of wigging out on a deal.
The thing I find most surprising about Pompeii is that there aren't two rival Pompeii movies. The Paul W.S. Anderson movie has the look and feel of Deep Impact/Armageddon and Volcano/Dante's Peak (though, believe it or not, Roman Polanski was once attached to direct).
It seems Christina Aguilera needs to plan for a wedding and a baby.
A jury in Georgia found a man guilty of homicide by vessel in the death of singer Usher Raymond's former stepson.
On the topic of TV shows getting a second life, it's impossible not to look to Sex and the City, the original model for Community fans' cheer of "six seasons and a movie." After six fashionable years of Carrie, Samantha, Miranda, and Charlotte's adventures on TV, the iconic HBO comedy series found new life — twice — with two big-screen adaptations, both written and directed by series exec producer Michael Patrick King.
Forget about Pharrell Williams' hat. We're more interested in his skincare routine.
Unspecified "health reasons" forced Justin Timberlake to postpone Wednesday night's concert at New York's Madison Square Garden.
Philip Seymour Hoffman's last wish for his son was that he grow up in New York, Chicago or San Francisco, according to the late actor's will.
The bassist of the rock band 3 Doors Down faces a driving under the influence charge after his arrest Tuesday in Mississippi.
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