Author: Bryan Alexander, USA TODAY

The Jonas Brothers make a balloon-filled return to ‘Saturday Night Live,’ playing new songs and an old favorite for the fans.

Peggy Lipton, who rose to fame in TV’s ‘The Mod Squad’ and was married to music producer Quincy Jones, has died at age 72 of cancer.

Steven Spielberg and his production company Amblin Television have pulled out of of the CBS show “Bull” months after sexual harassment allegations against the show’s star.

Nick Di Paolo was aiming to be provocative with a Photoshop portrait flipping off protesters. But one was a murdered black activist.

Adam Sandler had to fight to keep his composure during his ‘SNL’ Chris Farley tribute. “Nobody wants to see you cry like an idiot.”

“The Hustle” star Anne Hathaway will return to “Sesame Street” for a musical movie set to shoot this summer. “This is not a stretch for me,” she says.

Zac Efron stars as serial killer Ted Bundy in ‘Extremely Wicked, Shockingly Evil and Vile.’ But how accurate is director Joe Berlinger’s Netflix film?

Adele posted on Instagram for the first time since her split with husband Simon Konecki, showing emotion and inspiration in one post.

Cameron Crowe has more to say. He has regrets about not revisiting the classic characters from “Say Anything,” which he made 30 years ago.

John Singleton, whose singular filmmaking voice began with his Oscar-nominated directing work on 1991’s ‘Boyz N the Hood,’ has died at 51.