ABC's "Scandal" lives up to its name pretty much every week, but its season three finale on Thursday managed to up the ante.
If fans thought season one of "Orphan Black" was mysterious, get ready to spiral deeper down the rabbit hole for a second season. The show returns this Saturday April 19 on BBC America.
Paul Walker's mother has dropped her court bid to take guardianship of the late actor's daughter, a lawyer for Cheryl Ann Walker said Thursday.
Miley Cyrus could be in celebrity sick bay for another three weeks because of an "extreme allergic reaction" to an antibiotic, her representative said Thursday.
A lawyer who filed a teen sex abuse lawsuit against "X-Men" director Bryan Singer said three more "Hollywood types" will be targeted in similar suits soon.
Puerto Rican salsa legend Jose Luis "Cheo" Feliciano, a giant of the genre, died in a car crash early Thursday morning in San Juan, police said. He was 78.
Columbus Short's wife swears the "Scandal" actor threatened to kill her and himself with a knife last week.
Bennett Miller's "Foxcatcher," starring Channing Tatum, Mark Ruffalo and Steve Carell, was one of the high-profile movies that was announced Thursday for competition in next month's Cannes Film Festival.
When James Franco doesn't like something, you'll know about it.
Rapper Andre Johnson severed his penis and jumped from a Los Angeles apartment building early Wednesday, police said.
Police served a "Real Housewife of Atlanta" with an arrest warrant for attacking another.
Fox 2000 Pictures is developing a sequel to the 1993 comedy "Mrs. Doubtfire."
It wasn't the grand announcement fans were hoping for, but it will do.
AC/DC rhythm guitarist Malcolm Young is ill and is "taking a break," the band posted on its website Wednesday.
What are the odds that Jenny McCarthy and Donnie Wahlberg will give us the '90s wedding of our dreams?
Doctors ordered Miley Cyrus to stay in a hospital a second day after she suffered "a severe allergic reaction to antibiotics," the singer tweeted Wednesday.
Maya Rudolph will make her return to NBC next month with some song and sketch — not to mention, a little help from her famous friends.
Paul Walker's brothers are helping "fill in small gaps" in "Fast & Furious 7" action sequences not finished before the actor's death, producers said Tuesday.
Comedian Artie Lange suffered "diabetic shock" and was admitted to a Michigan hospital Tuesday, he tweeted.
Go ahead and grab a tissue before you watch this one -- Pharrell Williams weeps with Oprah Winfrey as he discusses his song "Happy."
Dina Lohan, mother of actress Lindsay Lohan, entered a guilty plea to drunken driving and speeding charges in a Long Island, New York, court Tuesday.
Michael Jackson's mother and three children may be on the hook for $800,000 if they lose their appeal of the AEG wrongful death verdict, a judge ruled Monday.
Rapper and reality TV star Flavor Flav pleaded guilty to misdemeanor domestic violence charges in Las Vegas Monday.
Billy Joel's daughter with Christie Brinkley fainted on a New York cabaret stage Saturday, her rep said Monday.
What worked for "Breaking Bad" might not be working for "Mad Men."
Eminem and Rihanna's "Monster" is headed for the MTV Movie Awards.
The 2014 MTV Movie Awards in Los Angeles Sunday were filled with laughs, standout fashion and rocking musical performances.
"Captain America: The Winter Soldier" warded off newcomers this weekend and remains king of the hill with $41.4 million in its second weekend of release.
"Are y'all alive?" Andre 3000 probed the first-day Coachella goers as he took the stage with Big Boi in the first of their reunion shows.
Mickey Rooney's wife has agreed to drop a legal claim over her husband's remains, according to Rooney conservator Michael Augustine.
WEtv has announced its 2014/2015 slate, featuring returning series, along with an array of new projects. Among them is a pilot for a quiz show with none other than Charlie Sheen. More specifically, "Charlie Sheen's Bad Influence," which will test how well engaged couples know each other before they walk down the aisle.
The real Stephen Colbert is probably someone "Stephen Colbert," the character, would find easy to mock.
A funny thing happened to "Mad Men" on its way to its seventh season.
The 2014 Rock and Roll Hall of Fame induction ceremony Thursday celebrated some of the industry's greatest legends the best way it knew how: by turning up the music.
Melissa Joan Hart has lost 40 pounds with her gig as a spokeswoman for Nutrisystem and is showing off her new look in a bikini shot on Instagram.
Stephen Colbert will succeed David Letterman as the host of "The Late Show," CBS announced Thursday.
When a New York elementary school invited Billy Joel to a tribute, they didn't expect him to actually show up.
Singer Chris Brown was being held in a Virginia jail Thursday while he awaits trial in Washington D.C. for misdemeanor assault, the facility confirmed.
Actress Katherine Heigl wants a drugstore chain to pay her $6 million because it tweeted a photo of her shopping there.
If you thought Apple and North were bizarre baby names, it seems that HBO's hit fantasy series "Game of Thrones" has spurred Americans to name their babies some strange ones.
Actor Mickey Rooney did not want to be buried in a cemetery plot he bought years ago, before splitting with his wife, his lawyer said Wednesday.
Tina Fey and Amy Poehler may reunite on the big screen in an upcoming comedy called "The Nest," reports say.
The reason for model Peaches Geldof's death is still not clear, with an autopsy turning up inconclusive results, UK police said Wednesday.
Police were on Tuesday investigating the death of model and TV personality Peaches Geldof, the 25-year-old daughter of Irish musician and Live Aid organizer Bob Geldof and TV presenter Paula Yates.
"Bates Motel" has just been booked for an extended stay at A&E.
Bravo had a good year in 2013 — so good that the network is adding an ambitious 15 new original shows to its programming.
Since 1941, comic book fans have followed the exploits of teenaged Archie Andrews and his friends. This July, they'll find out how he dies.
Chris Brown's nightmare cross-country trip to face trial in Washington ended Monday five days after it began in Los Angeles.
Actor Mickey Rooney, one of Hollywood's brightest stars in the 1930s and 1940s, died Sunday, the Los Angeles County Coroner's office said. He was 93.
Comedian John Pinette was found dead in a Pittsburgh hotel room Saturday, the Allegheny County medical examiner's office said Monday.
HBO's deadly "Game of Thrones" returned Sunday night with one ominous rallying cry -- "All men must die" -- and few disappointments.
By now, Miranda Lambert is certainly accustomed to being the belle of the country ball, but she tries not to show it.
"Captain America: The Winter Soldier" grossed an estimated $96.2 million this opening weekend, setting a record for best April opening.
If you thought the Red Wedding was rough, "Game of Thrones" promises more blood and brutality when it returns to HBO for its fourth season on Sunday, April 6.
Model Paulina Gretzky isn't a pro golfer but she's made it onto the cover of the latest issue of Golf Digest.
After a bumpy road to the altar, Kandi Burruss has finally said "I do" to her longtime beau.
If ever there were an actor ripe to ''McConaughnesize'' his career, it's Jude Law — and guess what, he has done it, spectacularly, in "Dom Hemingway."
There was a time when there was nothing like David Letterman on television.
A superhero should always battle a foe as powerful as he is. Otherwise, there's no contest.
There was no pretense with David Letterman, and the response to his retirement has been just as honest.
Chris Brown's trip to face trial in Washington will be on a Justice Department prisoner airline, not on a private jet or a first-class commercial ticket.
Gabriel García Márquez, widely regarded as one of the most important contemporary Latin American authors, is hospitalized in Mexico, the Ministry of Health says.
UK celebrity chef Nigella Lawson was prevented from boarding a flight from London to the United States, a U.S. official said Thursday.
After personal photos of Sam & Cat star Jennette McCurdy leaked online, rumors surfaced that Nickelodeon was canceling the show — a hit spinoff that's drawn big ratings for the kid-centric channel. (An hourlong special that reunited various characters from Sam & Cat's precedessors, Victorious and iCarly, was watched by an audience of 4.8 million in January.)
Kate O'Mara, the British actress best known for playing Joan Collins' sister Caress on the 1980s show "Dynasty," has died. She was 74.
DJ Frankie Knuckles, who died Monday at 59, is remembered as a legendary producer, remixer and house music pioneer.
Michael Strahan loves the romantic film "The Notebook," admits his fear of snakes, supports same-sex marriage and makes Kelly Ripa giggle like no one else.
"Eleanor & Park" will soon be getting the cinematic treatment, with DreamWorks Studios picking up film rights to Rainbow Rowell's best-selling novel.
Not everyone was happy with the ending of "How I Met Your Mother."
After 208 episodes, countless "legendarys!" and any number of pineapple incidents, slaps and slutty pumpkins, "How I Met Your Mother" came to an end Monday night.
It wouldn't be a finale to "The Walking Dead" without at least a few moments that make you gasp, and Sunday night's season ender certainly delivered.
Russell Crowe's grungy beard — presumably as well as other elements of Noah -- drew in $44 million this weekend, perching it atop a Mount Ararat of box office receipts with a moderately impressive sum by any measurement (including cubits).
Eight previously unheard Michael Jackson songs will be released on a new album in May, Epic Records announced Monday.
It's the 50th anniversary of "Jeopardy!" -- an enduring game show that engenders affection while challenging even the most erudite among us.
With Sunday's season finale of "The Walking Dead," CNN spoke to Melissa McBride about her character's evolution.
Superstar DJ Avicii canceled his Ultra Festival performance this weekend to undergo gall bladder surgery.
Stephen Colbert may make his career mocking people, but this time he says he didn't go as far as the outraged Internet believes.
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