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Perez Hilton was granted supervised visits with his three children after his mother was awarded temporary custody following his recent mental health crisis.

Following Hayden Panettiere's death, an attorney for her ex-boyfriend Brian Hickerson released a statement as Hickerson's past domestic violence arrests faced renewed scrutiny.

The 55-year-old was among the seven deceased following an aircraft incident on Wednesday morning at Mt. Ololokwe in Samburu County, Kenya. NBC Nightly News anchor Tom Llamas and other journalists paid their respects.

Sandra Bullock opened up about late partner Bryan Randall's request to keep his ALS diagnosis a secret: 'He asked me not to share ... and it isolated me.'

Hero narratives are few and far between among leaders in Washington. It's no wonder a superhero tale like 'Spider-Man: Brand New Day' is breaking box office records.

The beleagered National Symphony, evicted from the Kennedy Center, makes an appearance at the Hollywood Bowl.

Post Malone is engaged to girlfriend and stylist Christy Lee. He seemingly popped the question in Utah this week after more than a year of dating.

With the $34.5-billion purchase, Cox customers in San Diego, Las Vegas and Phoenix will soon get Spectrum service — and the Dodgers channel, ending a long TV drought

The Welsh actor joins The Envelope for a conversation about his Emmy-nominated roles in 'Widow's Bay' and 'The Beast in Me.'

After a years-long legal fight, Afropunk founder James Spooner has remastered and rereleased his seminal 2003 documentary "Afro-Punk," paired with a new memoir, "It Starts With Anger."

The director is known for films like 'Alien' and 'Gladiator.' But these seven movies — and his new 'The Dog Stars' — show what he can do in an intimate register.

A new series at the Academy Museum celebrates the shooting and projection process once thought obsolete, but recently revived by many leading filmmakers.

"To Share a Stomach" at the Brick features works envisioned by 25 Iranian artists that were fabricated with varying degrees of collaboration by 24 counterparts in the U.S.

The band alleges in its lawsuit that Netflix and others "created a substantial likelihood of confusion" among consumers with the streamer's hit film "KPop Demon Hunters."

Six years after leaving the U.K. amid a family feud, Prince Harry and Meghan Markle are reportedly relocating back to Britain ahead of the school year.