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"Out of hundreds of groups, the Committee found six organizations that allocated FireAid grants towards labor, salaries, or other related costs," according to the report.

Donnie McClurkin, the Grammy-winning gospel singer and minister who has publicly denounced homosexuality, has been sued for allegedly sexually abusing his former male personal assistant.

Over the last 67 years, the Grammys have tweaked the rules and names of art-driven categories to reflect shifts in music consumption. This year, the awards ceremony will once again give out an award for album cover to better reflect music in the digital age.

Marvel's third teaser for 'Avengers: Doomsday' spotlights Magneto, Charles Xavier and Cyclops to promise the X-Men's return for the superhero crossover.

Directed by Park Chan-wook and starring Lee Byung-hun of TV's 'Squid Game,' the movie presents the desperate ends of a murderous man in free fall, scheming to land a new gig.

As actor Mickey Rourke firmly rejects $100,000 raised from fans in two days on his behalf, his manager says she's suddenly getting movie offers for him again.

The Los Angeles folk-rock band will present an all-star benefit concert on Wednesday at the Pasadena Civic Auditorium.

Snoop Dogg joined the NBC broadcasting team for the second half of an NBA game and contributed spot-on and hilarious commentary of Warrior coach Steve Kerr's sideline meltdown.

After receiving rave reviews and Oscar buzz for her turn as the levelheaded member of a fraying family, the Norwegian actor says her heart is in the work, not the trappings that come with it.

The marketing experts behind two high-profile TV series pull back the curtain on how they keep their fans engaged during the offseason.

With Palme d'Or winner and Oscar hopeful 'It Was Just an Accident,' the legendary Iranian filmmaker brought together creatives who understood the project required high-stakes discretion.

'Cover-Up,' 'The Alabama Solution' and 'My Undesirable Friends' all bring urgent attention to the challenges facing independent journalists — and the necessity of their work.

The anchor chosen by CBS News editor in chief Bari Weiss started over the weekend to cover the U.S. military action in Venezuela.

Universal Music India is set to purchase 30% of a Bollywood production company, Excel, in the hopes of increasing their presence in the fast-growing South Asian market.

Evangeline Lilly says 'almost every area in [her] brain is functioning at a decreased capacity' after suffering a concussion due to falling at the beach.