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Two new projects are underway for lovers of ’90s nostalgia at Nickelodeon.

Last Sunday, Sacha Baron Cohen brought his most famous character to the Oscars – even though the show didn’t okay his bit ahead of time.

Andy Samberg, Jorma Taccone, and Akiva Schaffer will Never Stop Never Stopping.

Zac Efron and Vanessa Hudgens in the original High School Musical film. Not in your nightmares, but on TV.

Although there is very little overlap between the Spirits and Oscars voting bodies, three of the last four best feature winners in Santa Monica on Saturday went on to take best picture at the Dolby on Sunday.

On Facebook, 24 million people engaged in 67 million interactions related to the Oscars, with DiCaprio’s win once again notching the most talked-about moment, according to Facebook figures.

The newsroom drama “Spotlight” was the big victor at the Spirit Awards on Saturday, the day before it will compete for best picture at the Academy Awards.

Scroll through all of the best looks that you may have missed, right here.

A supreme leader can lead Iran in a different direction, as the post enjoys the final say in Iran’s major foreign and domestic policies.

We already know the Marvel Battlegrounds play set is coming later this month, but the Disney Infinity Next broadcast outlined what we’ll be seeing after that.

The 10th season of NBC’s The Voice premiered Monday night.

The Hello singer picked up the most coveted award of the night – British album of the year – for 25, as well as winning British female solo artist, best British single and scooping the global success award.

Former Hitchin Boys’ School pupil James Bay won best British Male Solo Artist at the Brit awards last night.

Tom McCarthy’s tale of the Catholic Church sex-abuse scandal and the newspaper investigation that uncovered it scored best feature, director, screenplay and editing prizes at the annual indie-movie ceremony in Santa Monica, as well as the previously announced...

“Mad Max”, directed by George Miller, did strong business at the box office when it was released in May. Six reasons, to be exact. The film starred another South African Oscar victor, Charlize Theron, who won Best Actress for Monster 12 years ago.