Sam Smith Owns New York City with Apollo, Letterman Performances: Watch
Sam Smith has taken New York City by storm during the U.S. release week of his debut album, In the Lonely Hour.
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Sam Smith has taken New York City by storm during the U.S. release week of his debut album, In the Lonely Hour.
Happy Birthday Paula Abdul! In celebration of everything pop and cartoon cat-oriented, here's a list of the pop singer's top videos.
A two-week delay for the grand opening of the new Goliath roller coaster at Six Flags Great America didn't dampen the spirits of the passengers who experienced the twists and turns of the world's tallest, fastest wooden roller coaster on Wednesday.
Just when all of this indignation over Donald Trump's big sign appeared to be simmering down, enter Jon Stewart.
In the eyes of Vanity Fair, Rahm Emanuel is too sexy for his suit.
Multiply Day, on June 13, where Ed Sheeran took over several iconic New York City locations to play shows from smallest to biggest, was a massive success for his fans, the Sheerios. But the climax of the day almost didn't happen.
Instead of panicking and sending your kids to nearest summer camp you can find, why not enjoy a few summer blockbusters?
This week an A-list comedian was critically injured, a southern chef planned a comeback, and an acclaimed Black actress passed away.
Drake season is about to go into overdrive.
The GRAMMYS have just changed the game, at least in relation to what songs can be nominated for awards.
Miss Indiana's bikini body is the talk of both the town and social media, but it may not be why you think. As CBS 2's Dana Kozlov reports, she's being applauded for looking normal.
Dave Chappelle made his first late-night appearance in more than six years Tuesday, and one of the first questions he was asked was why he quit his cult sketch comedy show "Chappelle's Show."
The lethal romp "A Gentleman's Guide to Love and Murder" got a lot of love at Sunday night's Tony Awards, nabbing the best new musical trophy on a night that also saw Audra McDonald make Broadway history, Bryan Cranston win as a rookie and four-time host Neil Patrick Harris get his own award.
This week one pop star reveals all (literally), another is released from jail, and another faces racism allegations.
Many authors will be speaking at this weekend's Printer's Row Lit Fest in the South Loop and some "books" also will be speaking out.
