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Patricia McBride, 2014 Kennedy Center Honoree, is a legendary principal ballerina who studied under renowned choreographer George Balanchine. The critically-acclaimed dancer spent 28 years in the spotlight enrapturing audiences for New York City Ballet before retiring.
Singer Al Green is one of five notable honorees at the 37th Annual Kennedy Center Honors. His iconic career as a soul singer helped shaped the genre in the '70s and his Gospel turn in the '80s inspired a legion of old and new fans.
Take a look back at the best Kennedy Center Honors' performances from the past.
David Letterman will host his final broadcast of the "Late Show" on Wednesday, May 20, 2015
Flanked by her Angels, Swift took a page from Derek Zoolander showing off a little Blue Steel and proving that she, can in fact, turn left.
Singer Al Green, Actor and Filmmaker Tom Hanks, Ballerina Patricia McBride, Singer-Songwriter Sting and Comedienne Lily Tomlin Are the Honorees for the 37th Anniversary of This Acclaimed Annual Special
Ariana Grande, Pharrell, Mary J. Blige, Maroon 5, Sam Smith and Tim McGraw performed their hits and shared their favorite holiday and GRAMMY memories.
This year's Album of the Year nominees include Beck Morning Phase, Beyoncé Beyoncé, Ed Sheeran X, Sam Smith In The Lonely Hour and Pharrell Williams GIRL.
CBS announced today that 'Two and a Half Men', one of television's most successful comedies, will end its 12th and final season with a special one-hour series finale.
The year's nominated artists and musicians took to their Twitter accounts to thank, celebrate and congratulate.
Today (Dec. 4) the Recording Academy is slowly revealing the full list of nominees for the 2015 GRAMMY Awards, airing Feb 8.
The world-famous Victoria's Secret Supermodels were joined by seven-time GRAMMY Award-winning artist Taylor Swift, three-time GRAMMY Award nominee Ed Sheeran, Ariana Grande and Hozier.
The GRAMMYs and CBS are throwing quite a Christmas bash—and now Sam Smith and Big Sean will join the party.
CBS late-night is about to get even more star-studded with celebrities like Will Arnett, Judd Apatow and Drew Carey taking over hosting duties for special editions of "The Late Late Show."
CBS' holiday programming promises to supply all the fun and entertainment you're looking for this season and then some.
