Author: Patrick Ryan, USA TODAY

“Breaking Bad” star Bryan Cranston insisted “the media is not the enemy” during his vehement, political acceptance speech at Sunday’s Tony Awards.

Ali Stroker, a wheelchair-using actress from “Oklahoma!”, made history and Bryan Cranston made an impassioned plea for journalists at the Tony Awards.

How much Meryl will we see in Season 2? And can Madeline keep her infidelity a secret? All your burning questions about “Big Little Lies,” answered.

Two decades after his daytime talk show ended on VH1, “Drag Race” host RuPaul is headed back to the time slot with a trial-run series on Fox.

Apple has unveiled the first trailer for an upcoming streaming series: “For All Mankind,” on the race to the moon by Soviets and Americans.

Netflix’s “When They See Us” reminds viewers how Donald Trump called for the death penalty for teenagers in the 1989 Central Park Five case.

After her disappointing 2017 album “Witness,” Katy Perry makes a welcome comeback with her therapy-themed single “Never Really Over.”

Seeing double? Mother-daughter duo Reese Witherspoon and Ava Phillippe walked the blue carpet together at Wednesday’s “Big Little Lies” premiere.

Ava DuVernay once again tackles racism and mass incarceration in Netflix’s “When They See Us,” which reexamines controversial Central Park Five case.