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Oh his ideal Sunday, Kenny Scharf would wake up before sunrise and get moving: swimming at Venice Beach, biking to his studio and hiking to one of the best views in L.A.

Fox's faith-based series, airing over three consecutive weeks, stars Minnie Driver and spotlights the primary matriarchs of the Book of Genesis: Sarah, Hagar, Rebekah, Leah and Rachel.

'Jury Duty' producers answered questions about the new season of their show, subtitled 'Company Retreat,' including who the 'hero' is and why he works for a hot sauce company.

Nexstar Media Group has closed its deal to buy Tegna, despite opposition from some state attorneys general.

The influencer and reality star was on the precipice of making her debut on the dating series before the latest crossover attempt by a member of 'The Secret Lives of Mormon Wives' was derailed. What happens now?

In their latest LP, "Free Spirits," the Argentine duo is battling burnout. Can an asylum-like wellness center help them reach a state of artistic renewal? This 12-track project features collaborations with Sting, Fred Again, Anderson .Paak and Jack Black.

Joseph Duggar, a former star of the TLC series '19 Kids and Counting,' was arrested Wednesday on suspicion of two counts of child sex abuse. Jailed in Arkansas, Duggar awaits extradition to Florida.

"Breaking Up Is Hard to Do" singer-songwriter Neil Sedaka died of atherosclerotic cardiovascular disease, according to his death certificate.

Prime Video's award-winning series returns with a new unwitting hero, who is hired as a temp at a hot sauce company — gentle, funny pranks ensue.

A lawsuit opposes Nexstar's proposed $6.2 billion deal to acquire Tegna, which would give the merged company 80% coverage of the U.S.

The inaugural event celebrates decades of underground desert music culture, from backyard generator shows that sparked the scene to bands' eventual global prominence.

Afroman is celebrating victory in a civil lawsuit as a win for freedom of speech. The rapper said songs and videos mocking the sheriff's officials who unsuccessfully raided his home were 'their fault.'

Samara Weaving returns for more vicious game-playing in a horror-comedy that combines class warfare with satanism, greed and killer goth couture.

Making its stateside debut on Viaplay, this Ukrainian crime drama is refreshingly straightforward, with some references to the war with Russia.