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The Nicaraguan-born commentator has been the most ubiquitous Republican critic of President Trump on "The View," CNN's "NewsNight" and a new digital offering "Bleep! With Ana Navarro."

The Wende Museum of the Cold War announced a $16-million expansion in Hawthorne , featuring a new research institute and a "living archive."

Hosting for the third time, the actor played Supreme Court Justice Brett Kavanaugh in the cold open and was joined by Aziz Ansari, who returned to play Kash Patel.

"That was the most disgusting inappropriate show," one viewer wrote to the FCC about Bad Bunny's set. "I had to make all of my children go into the next room!"

Gene Richard Griffith III, 36, a wrestling coach at Hesperia High School, was charged with lewd and lascivious acts with a child.

A fiction filmmaker known for obliquely powerful explorations of class, race and colonialism turns her eye to a local crime that exposes a deeper rift of ownership.

Bieber was a headliner at WNDR, entertainment executive Jeffrey Katzenberg's invitation-only confab at the Rosewood Miramar in Montecito.

Starring Tony-winner Reed Birney and 'Boots' star Kieron Moore, wrier-director Elliot Tuttle's sex-work drama explores subjects that rarely make it to screen.

A newly filed lawsuit alleges that an Amazon MGM Studios executive solicited kickback payments in exchange for postproduction contracts on shows.

The Writers Guild's staff union has reached a tentative deal with the WGA, securing higher pay and better workplace protections.

The "Hunger Games" star also has a long music career. "Flowers For Men" was inspired by her son and the world he'll inherit.

The vision of a Nevada gambling hub south of Las Vegas along the Interstate 15 Freeway was perhaps done it by Southern California tribal casinos offering much shorter drives and similar, if not superior services than Primm.

Using Peter Shaffer's play as its basis, this five-part miniseries starring Will Sharpe and Paul Bettany can be repetitious but there is still much to like.