CULTURE

YouTuber Mike Majlak marked World Mental Health Day by sharing some tips for improving mental wellbeing on Twitter.

Jim Carrey's portrayal of Joe Biden on "Saturday Night Live" left some viewers disappointed. Some called for Jason Sudeikis or Woody Harrelson to play the former vice-president once more.

Kim Kardashian will donate $1 million to the Armenia Fund to aid the people impacted by the conflict in the country. Her sisters, Khloe and Kourtney Kardashian, are also doing their part by raising awareness for the organization.

Meghan Markle was told she was the "most trolled person in the entire world" in 2019, and the experience was "almost unsurvivable" for the Duchess of Sussex.

Chrissy Teigen is back on social media less than two weeks after confirming her pregnancy loss and received a lot of encouraging messages from fans.

Prince Charles made an "offensive comment" about Princess Diana during a call with her brother, Charles Spencer, Robert Lacey claimed in his book, "Battle of Brothers: The Inside Story of a Family in Tumult."

President Donald Trump scored a nomination for the Nobel Peace Prize this year but didn't win.

Ruby Rose congratulated Javicia Leslie when she learned that the latter would be the new lead in "Batwoman" after she left the series.

Samantha Bracksieck was sentenced after pleading guilty to DUI charges.

From “Poltergeist” to “The Silence of the Lambs,” check out the top horror films streaming on Netflix.

Fall Harvest continues on Hallmark Channel.

Meghan Markle and Prince Harry stepped out for a double date with Katharine McPhee and David Foster on Tuesday in Montecito, California.

Asta and the devil are set to fight in "Black Clover" Chapter 267.

Hall had accused Hype House co-founder Petrou of stealing money from his own content creators.

Lifetime’s “Fear the Cheer” movie event continues with “Cheer Camp Killer.”

In early September, Poarch faced criticism over her "sun with 16 rays" tattoo, which people felt resembled the "Rising Sun" symbol on Japan's war flag during World War II.

"Saturday Night Live" replaced Morgan Wallen with Jack White as musical guest after the former partied without a face mask on days before his scheduled performance.

Jane Fonda opened up about her personal life as she promoted her new book, "What Can I Do? My Path from Climate Despair to Action."

"Yeah, that was a terrible mistake that I made. But I don’t think that we should have gotten hate for it online. But I do regret that, a lot," she said in a recent interview.

Bella Hadid channeled Kylie Jenner in a new Instagram video, lip-synching a "Keeping Up with the Kardashians" moment as she tossed back shots with a friend. She also shared snaps of herself in a colorful vintage bikini for her 24th birthday.

Brad Pitt's girlfriend, Nicole Poturalski, slammed the trolls leaving hateful comments on her social media account after her romance with Angelina Jolie's ex-husband was publicized.

Dakota Fanning stripped down to her underwear as she joined a campaign in honor of breast cancer awareness month. Other celebrities like Kate Hudson, Katy Perry and Zoe Saldana also took part in Kit Undergarments' selfie campaign.

Demi Lovato realized she was queer after watching Selma Blair and Sarah Michelle Gellar making out in "Cruel Intentions."

Aran Ojiro looks stressed in "Haikyuu!!" Season 4, Episode 16 preview trailer.

Angelina Kudou Shields' new mission is to investigate a string of murders in "The Irregular at Magic High School" Season 2, Episode 2.

Is a new tweet from the official Sonic Twitter account hinting that a new game starring the blue hedgehog is on the horizon?

Clare Crawley will kick off Season 16 of "The Bachelorette," but she may not the one who ends the installment.

The win is her first in Season 22 of "Big Brother."

The previous "One Piece" episode teased the confrontation of the two Queens and its look like Kaido's lead performer would do everything to protect the Udon Prison.