"Dancing with the Stars" is repeating some steps for its fall season.

"Good Morning America" anchor Robin Roberts is planning to take a medical leave around the end of August for her bone marrow transplant.

"Twilight" fans are heartbroken by Kristen Stewart's public admission that she cheated on her boyfriend and co-star Robert Pattinson. Some on Twitter are blasting the actress with no shortage of nasty names, while others are pledging support for Pattinson, calling him "sexy" and promising they'd be faithful.

Batman star Christian Bale is in Colorado visiting victims of the shooting at a theater showing "The Dark Knight Rises."

Five stars of "Modern Family" have banded together and are suing to void their contracts to work on the hit comedy, arguing that the contracts are illegal under California law.

"The Dark Knight Rises" earned $160.9 million this weekend following a mass shooting that left 12 dead and 58 wounded at a midnight screening of the Batman sequel in Colorado.

Mariah Carey will join "American Idol" as a judge next season, Fox announced Monday, bringing her star power to the show that remains a ratings leader but has seen its viewership and pop culture status diminish.

Rascal Flatts bassist Jay DeMarcus and his wife Allison have a new addition to the family.

Katie Holmes has decided what her first major acting project will be since announcing her divorce from Tom Cruise: Broadway.

The public television station that produces a show narrated by Fred Willard says it is ending the actor's work on the series after his arrest on suspicion of a lewd act.

Reactions to the 64th annual Primetime Emmy Awards nominations announced Thursday in Los Angeles:

Singer-songwriter Cee Lo Green says he's postponing the opening of his semi-permanent Las Vegas show because of his filming schedule for NBC's "The Voice."

YouTube is offering people a way to blur faces in submitted video.

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Viacom has decided to let new episodes of "The Daily Show with Jon Stewart" and "The Colbert Report" be shown on its websites, easing a blockade of online viewings that it imposed last week in a fee dispute with DirecTV.

Could Charlie Sheen be a judge on "American Idol"? The actor says he's game.

The makers of the animated tale "ParaNorman" like to think of their film in terms of odd combinations. Horror and comedy. John Carpenter meets John Hughes.

"The Green Mile" star Michael Clarke Duncan has been hospitalized in Los Angeles after suffering a heart attack.

Johnny Depp made a splash at Comic-Con, and he wasn't even there.

Steven Tyler says he's exiting "American Idol" to put rock `n' roll first.

Some 450,000 Yahoo users' email addresses and passwords have been leaked because of a security breach, the company confirmed Thursday, adding that just a small fraction of the stolen passwords were valid.

The lines outside the San Diego Convention Center were almost as long as the ones inside as Comic-Con guests queued up to collect freebies and collectibles during the four-day festival's preview night.

An effort to cancel a Florida strip-club performance by the woman known as "Octomom" has been denied by a Florida judge.

Florence and The Machine have pulled out of two European concerts because the lead singer has lost her voice and been told not to perform to avoid permanent damage.

NBC says it will collaborate with Facebook for new features designed to promote the upcoming Olympics in London with social media users.