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The veteran pop-soul singer was honored Friday night by the Recording Academy for her philanthropy and cultural impact.

Our three Sundance correspondents, Amy Nicholson, Mark Olsen and Joshua Rothkopf, pick their favorites from this year's lineup and reflect on memories of Park City.

Demond Wilson, the actor best known for playing Lamont Sanford on the 1970s sitcom "Sanford and Son," has died from complications of cancer at 79.

'Melania' purports to be a 'documentary,' but it's really just old-fashioned, through-the-looking-glass propaganda.

From "SCTV" to "Best in Show" to "Schitt's Creek," the actor left a mark on her roles that made the projects she starred in an immediate recommendation.

The former CNN anchor arrested Friday has never been afraid of controversy, despite some career setbacks.

At the first showing of "Melania" at the Grove cineplex, our reporter witnessed an unexpected surprise: A Melania Trump impersonator greeting the moviegoers in the auditorium.

The Canadian actor was a versatile performer whose decades-long career took her from a comedy troupe to box office and television hits.

"They thought it was okay to not even audition Latinas for the role in the first place," said actor Xochitl Gomez on the casting for Sean Durkin's "Deep Cuts," which received backlash this week

Can Fab Morvan of Milli Vanilli find redemption at the Grammys in the audiobook category, decades after the Recording Academy revoked his duo's best new artist award?

Showing the range of lead actors Rachel McAdams and Dylan O'Brien, the horror-comedy also marks the welcome return of director Sam Raimi to a terrain he knows well.

When devising their debut film, "Jaripeo," directors Efraín Mojica and Rebecca Zweig started with one rule: "It's got to be gay."

Macaulay Culkin paid tribute to his 'Home Alone' mom Catherine O'Hara after her death: 'I had so much more to say.'

Los Angeles arts galleries and entertainment hubs are shuttering their doors Friday as part of the anti-ICE 'National Shutdown.' MOCA and Vidiots are among the list.

Eve recorded a verse on The Roots' "You Got Me," but she wasn't given credit for her contribution to the 2000 Grammy winner. Twenty-six years later, she was finally given an award at Recording Academy Honors presented by the Black Music Collective on Thursday night.