Samantha Vincenty

John Legend and Justin Timberlake are among the seasoned performers set to take the Academy Awards stage on February 26.

Tony Bennett's past, in which he helped liberate a concentration camp's prisoners and marched with Martin Luther King, is full of relevant lessons for today.

Mr. Clean fully owns their mascot's low-key sex symbol status in a new ad for Super Bowl 51, which takes place on February 5.

If you spotted Riley from 'Inside Out' in 'Finding Dory' you're good; if you found Skinner's stolen Vespa in WALL-E's trash pile you're amazing.

Ed Sheeran goes tropical pop on the steamy 'Shape of You,' while the Benny Blanco co-written 'Castle on the Hill' is a reflection on Sheeran's hometown.

Beyonce and Adele are both likely performing at February's Grammys, according to a producer of the event.

Pitt and his team said Jolie has 'no self-regulating mechanism' when it comes to keeping their children's private information safe, requesting documents be sealed.

Chrissy Teigen had two replies — one serious, one hilarious — to Donald Trump's tweet that 'A listers' were being turned away from the inauguration.

James Otis dressed as an L.A. city construction worker and smashed Trump's star early Wednesday morning in an act of protest.

A vulgar, cat-gobbling alien took 1980s TV by storm, while the cast said there was "no joy" behind the scenes — AND it had one of the worst final episodes ever.

Season 23 of Dancing With the Stars got off to an unprecedented start on Monday night (September 12).

The 27-year-old 'Star Trek' actor died early Sunday morning, the AP confirms.

Cowell spoke to the New York Times about his new gig on 'America's Got Talent' and looks back at why 'The X Factor' didn't work stateside.

With listed occupations including "hipster" and "erectile dysfunction specialist," the ABC producers know exactly what they're doing to me (and it's working).

Beatle Paul McCartney honored Martin with a story about one of the producer's many major contributions to the band's catalog.

From soapy 'Scandal'-style drama to bizarro sketch comedy, March 2016 brings a small but promising crop of new shows.