The history of television began long before millions of people gathered in front of their black-and-white sets and fiddled with the antenna and horizontal hold to watch Lucy, Uncle Miltie and Howdy Doodie.

Deep in Pennsylvania coal country, the Daniels drag family is up to some sort of exuberance almost every weekend.

A sign of how much “Little Broken Hearts” represented a departure for Norah Jones was that she filmed not one, but two music videos for the album depicting herself as a murderer.

Writing a book about James Garfield is no easy task. The 20th president who served the second shortest amount of time in the White House is popularly known more for his assassination than what he did in office.

His mother, Drena De Niro, announced the news Monday in an Instagram post.

When Justina Machado returns home to her native Chicago, she barely recognizes it.

At least twice on her new album, Lucinda Williams worries about whether she can still write good songs.

Vietnam has banned Warner Bros’ highly-anticipated film “Barbie” from domestic distribution over a scene featuring a map that shows China’s unilaterally claimed territory in the South China Sea, state media reported.

Oscar-winning actor Kevin Spacey got a thrill preying on other men and escalated his behaviour from touchy-feely advances to hostile fondling and worse, a prosecutor told jurors Friday during Spacey’s sexual assault trial in London.

Fox News ushered Geraldo Rivera off the air with cake and balloons on Friday, while he left with a timely reminder that his journalism career was a product of affirmative action.

Indiana Jones. Karen Allen always knew he’d come walking back through her door.

Hollywood actors may be days from joining screenwriters in what would be the first two-union strike in the industry in more than six decades, with huge consequences for film and television production. Here is a look at how it could play out, and why it’s happening.