Britney Spears To Join James Corden For Carpool Karaoke
One day before she releases her new album later this month, pop singer Britney Spears will join James Corden for a round of Carpool Karaoke on CBS late night program "The Late Late Show."
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One day before she releases her new album later this month, pop singer Britney Spears will join James Corden for a round of Carpool Karaoke on CBS late night program "The Late Late Show."
'NSYNC has gotten back together, at least for a night.
Hulu is dropping the free TV episodes that it was initially known for as it works on an online television service to rival cable TV.
The supervillain romp "Suicide Squad" shrugged off scathing reviews to open with an estimated $135.1 million in North American ticket sales, scoring one of the year's biggest box-office debuts.
The baddies of "Suicide Squad" are getting pummeled by critics, but they're fighting back at the box office. The film took in an estimated $20.5 million in Thursday preview showings.
Adele may be one of pop music's biggest stars, but she says her fame and fortune didn't prevent her credit card from being declined at an H&M store.
They call the big hall the BYOC, and with 3500 stations QuakeCon boasts the largest Bring Your Own Computer party in North America.
A photograph of a gang of bank and train robbers called the "Wild Bunch" has everything to do with how Sundance Square, in downtown Fort Worth, got its name.
SeaWorld's revenue fell as the theme park and entertainment company's attendance declined, sending the company's shares lower in premarket trading.
Dish Network is offering a new bundle of about 50 cable channels that doesn't include ESPN and some other sports channels, giving people who don't care about sports a way to save money.
The network behind the animated series "Arthur" is disappointed that social media users are combining images from the long-running children's show with explicit situations and language.
Clint Eastwood has stopped short of endorsing Donald Trump, but in an interview in Esquire magazine he praised the Republican presidential candidate for being "on to something."
A dramatic scene played out at a Cinemark movie theater in Lancaster on Tuesday night, but it wasn't on the silver screen. Three armed men stormed into the theater and robbed the business.
The script to the London stage production "Harry Potter and the Cursed Child Parts One and Two" sold more than 2 million print copies in North America in its first two days of publication.
The Bob and Dolores Hope Foundation is giving the National World War II Museum in New Orleans $3 million to include his story at the museum.