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Shamir has one of the best dance records of the year, titled 'Ratchet', but given a national stage on 'The Late Show With Stephen Colbert' last night he failed to capture the live audience's attention with his performance of "On The Regular." -
Jason Derulo Gives James Corden Dance Lessons, Sings Opera on 'Late Late Show' Carpool
Jason Derulo joined James Corden on the Late Late Show last night (Nov. 4) to sing some of the pop star's hit songs karaoke style in the car, give dance lessons in a parking lot, sing opera and crash a Los Angeles Star Line tour. -
'Empire' Recap Episode 6: Hakeem Comes Home, Cookie's New Man Has a Secret
On Wednesday (Nov. 4), Empire returned to its regularly scheduled time and this week's episode certainly made up for lost time. In episode 6, Hakeem, who was kidnapped before the brief hiatus, comes home and it is revealed that Cookie's new man has a deep, dark secret. -
Sammy Davis Jr. Biopic Movie, TV Series and Documentary in the Works
The Rat Pack star, Sammy Davis Jr. will have his life story told on the big screen in an upcoming biopic that's currently in development. Rolling Out reported that the story of the late entertainer, who excelled as an actor, singer, dancer and comedian, will be told in a documentary film, based on the 2008 Matt Birkbeck biography of Davis, entitled Deconstructing Sammy. Byron Allen Entertainment Studios acquired the rights to the story and is now in the process of turning the story into a script fit for the big screen and also a TV series. -
Alanis Morissette, Meghan Trainor Cluck 'Ironic' to Celebrate 'Jagged Little Pill' Anniversary
It's a huge year in the career of Alanis Morissette; her breakout album Jagged Little Pill is turning 20 years old. And, to help usher in the major anniversary, she dressed up in a massive chicken costume on The Tonight Show and clucked along to her hit song "Ironic" with the help of Meghan Trainor and Jimmy Fallon. -
Bunk Police Smuggled 15,000 Drug Test Kits Into Mysteryland USA
This past summer, the Bunk Police smuggled 15,000 drug testing kits into Mysteryland USA's second annual three-day electronic dance music and culture festival held on the grounds of the original Woodstock '69 at Bethel Woods Performing Arts Center. CNN's Lisa Ling caught an interview with Adam Auctor, the CEO behind the harm reduction organization, which is scheduled to air on this Wednesday's episode of 'This Is Life with Lisa Ling: Electronic Woodstock.' -
Watch: Wolf Alice Continue British Wave with 'Bros' on 'The Late Late Show With James Corden'
With recent appearances from Royal Blood and the Maccabees, James Corden and The Late Late Show are quickly establishing themselves as the place to go for British indie rock, and this week adds to that perception with a performance from Wolf Alice. -
'The Voice' Season 9 Recap, Review: Knockout Rounds End with Big Pharrell Steal
The knockout rounds of The Voice came to a close on Monday night (Nov. 2) after just three (long) episodes. For the final episode of this installment, you would think that the show would really pull out the big guns with some of the best performances of the year. And, while everyone was solid, there was nothing that like blew my socks off. And for a year that has a decent amount of talent, that's a little odd. -
Empire Returns on Wednesday After Royals Win World Series
Fans of 'Empire' rejoice! The FOX series is back at its usual time after the Kansas City Royals took the win for the 2015 World Series. -
N.W.A Former Manager Jerry Heller Suing Over His Portrayal in 'Straight Outta Compton' UPDATE
N.W.A's former manager, Jerry Heller, us suing over his negative portrayal in the popular 2015 film "Straight Otta Compton," saying he was shown as a "sleazy manager." -
Terrence Howard Hints at Retirement, Reveals Post-'Empire' Plans
Terrence Howard has played a variety of roles throughout his acting career and even earned an Oscar nomination for 2005's 'Hustle & Flow,' but he may be ready to throw in the towel. Howard recently hinted at his retirement and revealed his post-'Empire' plans while talking with Extra. -
Seth MacFarlane Sings Sinatra Tune "The One I Love" on 'The Late Show With Stephen Colbert'
We're used to seeing Seth MacFarlane voicing musical numbers on his show 'Family Guy' and for his movie 'Ted', but last night he stepped out of the sound booth and onto the stage of 'The Late Show With Stephen Colbert', where he performed the Frank Sinatra tune "The One I Love" off his new album 'No One Ever Tells You'.
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