Warning: This post contains lots of spoilers.

If you've made your way through the final season of "Catastrophe" by now, you probably have some questions about the ambiguous way the Amazon series ended.

In the finale, Sharon and Rob (played by Sharon Horgan and Rob Delaney) find their relationship -- a passionate fling that unexpectedly led to ...Read more

"Girls, girls, girls." Motley Crue sings about them, sleeps with them, vomits on them, punches them in the face and can expect oral sex from anyone in a skirt in Netflix's astoundingly tone deaf biopic "The Dirt."

The film, which premieres Friday, is based on the group's 2001 book, "The Dirt: Confessions of the World's Most Notorious Rock Band....Read more

CHICAGO -- R&B singer R. Kelly wants a Cook County judge's permission to travel to Dubai next month to perform in concerts, arguing it would be "a hardship" on his children if he can't make the trip because he needs the money to pay off child support, among other expenses.

Kelly is barred from leaving Illinois as a condition of his release on $...Read more

CHICAGO -- When Amy Schumer asks her husband whether a dress looks bad on her, he tells her the truth -- and she wouldn't have it any other way.

In her new Netflix comedy special, "Growing," which premiered Tuesday, Schumer reveals that her husband has what used to be called Asperger's syndrome, a high-functioning form of autism, and she goes ...Read more

Andy Cohen has just joined the growing roster of this year's GLAAD Media Awards honorees.

Bravo's "Watch What Happens Live!" host will receive the advocacy group's Vito Russo Award during the New York edition of the 30th GLAAD Media Awards on May 4.

The award, named for GLAAD's founder, is "presented to an openly LGBTQ media professional who ...Read more

Comedian-turned-filmmaker Jordan Peele earned an Oscar for "Get Out," his debut feature film, so the stakes are high for his follow-up, "Us." Premiering to primed audiences at the South by Southwest Film Festival in Austin, Texas, the reviews have been raves for Peele's latest, and it's a pleasure to report they are correct. There's no sophomore...Read more

Two years after the runaway success of "Get Out" turned Jordan Peele into one of the hottest writer-directors in the entertainment business, Hollywood is seeing double.

Peele's follow-up effort, "Us," about a family terrorized by freaky doppelgangers, is poised to become another box office hit for the Oscar-winning filmmaker. The highly ...Read more

DON'T MISS: "Jane the Virgin" -- "I want you to cry throughout the entire season." That's the message Gina Rodriguez sent out to fans as the drama-filled series launches what should be an emotional farewell tour. Last season closed with an OMG moment as Jane (Rodriguez), who is contemplating marriage to Rafael (Justin Baldoni), realized that her...Read more

LOS ANGELES -- Yes.

That was the word Yoko Ono painted on the ceiling of the Indica Gallery in London in 1966. Visitors to the space were invited to climb a ladder and look at the letters through a magnifying glass. One such guest was John Lennon. The rest is history.

A positive affirmation may have ignited one of rock music's most famous love...Read more

LOS ANGELES -- Even before John Carreyrou was done writing "Bad Blood," he knew there were others clamoring to take a bite of the Theranos apple.

In 2015, the Wall Street Journal reporter broke the news of the fraud being committed at the Silicon Valley start-up, a biotechnology company that promised to revolutionize the blood-testing industry ...Read more

Veteran stage director Nataki Garrett has been named the sixth artistic director of the Oregon Shakespeare Festival, the company announced Tuesday, making her the first person of color to hold the position. She succeeds Bill Rauch, who served as artistic director for more than 10 years.

Garrett most recently served as acting artistic director ...Read more