Bono, Affleck Stay Silent in PSA on Ebola Response
Celebrities are playing the waiting game in a new online campaign calling for a unified response to the Ebola epidemic in West Africa.
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Celebrities are playing the waiting game in a new online campaign calling for a unified response to the Ebola epidemic in West Africa.
Taylor Swift returns to the "Victoria's Secret Fashion Show" along with Ed Sheeran, Ariana Grande and Hozier.
James Corden makes an early visit to CBS late night when he appears for the first time on the "Late Show with David Letterman," on Friday, Nov. 21.
Some would say it's tacky when anyone but the bride wears white at a wedding. But when Beyoncé does it, it's a statement.
The Dropkick Murphys have canceled a concert after a tour bus carrying the band struck and killed a pedestrian near Austin, Texas.
Bill Cosby will not dignify "decade-old, discredited" claims of sexual abuse with a response, his attorney said Sunday, the first comment from the famed comedian on an increasing uproar over allegations that he assaulted several women in the past.
Trophies were being handed out Friday at the inaugural TV broadcast of the Hollywood Film Awards, which bills itself as "the official launch of awards season."
Diem Brown has lost a long battle with cancer. The reality star and advocate for cancer survivors died Friday in a New York hospital, according to E! Network correspondent Alicia Quarles. She was 32.
For those who feel like Hollywood's awards season can't start soon enough, you're in luck.
This week, a rapper battles anti-Semitism allegations, a "Cake Boss" gets drunk, and 'The Big Bang Theory' loses a star.
The actress best known for voicing the unseen Mrs. Wolowitz on "The Big Bang Theory" has died.
'A Very GRAMMY Christmas' adds two new faces to brighten the holiday extravaganza.
It's about to be a very Taylor Thanksgiving.
The "Hollywood Film Awards" announce the first nine award winners this year, along with more celebrities scheduled to appear.
The Hollywood Film Awards, which has been held off-camera since 1997, will make its TV debut Friday as a two-hour special on CBS.
