Thomas Chau

Emma Stone took home the Oscar for Best Actress at the 2017 Academy Awards for her role in 'La La Land.'

The actor won for his acclaimed performance in Manchester by the Sea.

15 celebrities -- including Alicia Keys, Jennifer Lopez, and Kerry Washington -- came together to each tweet a different line from Dr. MLK's "I Have a Dream" speech.

Ben Affleck opens up about past mistakes and having Robin Williams as a mentor in a new candid profile.

So what happened on New Year's Eve to cause Mariah Carey's live TV performance to go wrong?

Viral video goes online which shows how 'Home Alone' and 'Friends' are connected.

Watch Beyonce perform a rousing cover of Whitney Houston's "I Will Always Love You" in front of a packed crowed at a fundraiser in Los Angeles.

Celine Dion treats her fans at her New Years Eve show to a special rendition of Adele's "Hello."

Taylor Swift ends 2015 with the release of her music video for 'Out of the Woods.'

Kanye West and Kim Kardashian announce the birth of their baby boy early Saturday morning.

Sam Smith has dropped a major hint that he will be singing the theme song for the next James Bond film, titled 'Spectre,' which will be released on Nov. 6 worldwide.

Sad news to report to 'American Idol' fans, as Season 7 contestant Michael Johns died yesterday, Aug. 1, due to an ankle blood clot. He was 35 years old.

Tracy Morgan ('30 Rock,' 'Saturday Night Live') is in critical condition after a six-vehicle accident on the New Jersey Turnpike early Saturday morning. Morgan had been riding in a limo bus from Dover, Delaware where he performed Friday night.

In addition to Sam Smith surprising everyone with his US debut performance, 'Saturday Night Live' opened with a hilarious skit featuring President Obama (played by Jay Pharoah) trying to figure out new ways to get people to sign up at Healthcare.gov. With the help of a White House social media expert, he finds himself taking photos with parody versions of Justin Bieber, Harry Styles of One Directi

Talk about getting rattled all over again! Just weeks after a 4.4 magnitude hit the Southern California area earlier this month, a stronger 5.1 magnitude earthquake ratted Los Angeles last night and some celebrities -- including Lucy Hale and Ariana Grande -- took to Twitter to express their shock.