#Trending In Entertainment: Joan Rivers' Doctor's Selfie & Bono Isn't Apologizing
This week, a doctor picked the wrong time to take a selfie, rockers don't care if you're mad, and a rapper has a very unique job opportunity for his fans.
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This week, a doctor picked the wrong time to take a selfie, rockers don't care if you're mad, and a rapper has a very unique job opportunity for his fans.
Garth Brooks is joining the lineup of entertainers including Jimmy Fallon who will honor Jay Leno with the nation's top humor prize at the Kennedy Center in October.
The official new name of Baltimore's largest indoor entertainment facility is Royal Farms Arena.
Get ready for a pop of something more original when TVGN (formerly TV Guide Network) rebrands itself as POP, a multi-platform destination dedicated to celebrating the fun of being a fan.
"People's Choice Awards 2015" will air live on Wednesday, January 7 on CBS.
The eight-time Tony award-winning musical "Once" has arrived in Baltimore. The show is touring the country, and will be here for just one week.
This week there's pop star beef, divas, and a natural reaction to being booed onstage.
The chairman of CBS Sports says the network is revising its "Thursday Night Football" broadcast because of controversy that arose connected with the Ray Rice video.
Nothing comes between Justin Bieber and his Calvins, except for maybe a booing crowd.
"NCIS: New Orleans" is a drama about the local field office that investigates criminal cases affecting military personnel in New Orleans.
Already, there are promos online for the iPhone 6 — and the company recruited some big names to help sell them.
"Scorpion," is inspired by a true story, of high-octane drama about eccentric genius Walter O'Brien and his team of brilliant misfits.
CBS announced that James Corden will be the new host of "The Late Late Show."
"Madam Secretary" follows newly appointed Secretary of State Elizabeth McCord, played by Téa Leoni.
At the turn of the century, as the language of film was first being created, French artists staked their claim as prime creators in the medium. From the Lumiere brothers' early documentary work and Georges Melies optical-effects-laden fantasy work to the hugely influential French New Wave -- including directors Jean-Luc Godard, Jacques Demy and Francois Truffaut -- France has long been home to innovators in the realm of film.
