Entertainment

TikTok says its app gives advertisers more choices and believes all companies should disclose their algorithms to regulators.

Author and screenwriter Karolina Waclawiak's third novel, "Life Events," follows a "death doula" who's just figuring out how to live.

At a time when universities are seeing philanthropy dwindling, UCLA has received $2.9 million for arts scholarships from the late Elaine Krown Klein.

"The Morning Show" was the first series to address the fallout of #MeToo head on. The result was messy, erratic, full of doubt and rage and absolutely perfect.

Watch Bonnie Tsui, author of "Why We Swim," joined by Lynne Cox, in conversation with reporter James Rainey.

Analysis of the 2020 Emmy nominations reveals large gains over previous years for Black artists, while Latino, Asian representation were disappointingly flat.

Creative Artists Agency said Tuesday that it is laying off 90 agents and executives and furloughing about 275 assistants and other staff.

Emmy nominees Cate Blanchett, for "Mrs. America," and Regina King, for "Watchmen," will face off in a field crowded with worthy performances.

Regina King, Octavia Spencer and Kerry Washington outnumber their non-Black counterparts in the Emmys race for lead actress in a limited series or movie.

Mike Tyson "wasn't a fun ex" for Robin Givens, who was married to him in the late 1980s. She hopes Jamie Foxx's upcoming biopic doesn't revisit that period.