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Jose Andres remembers when he went to Haiti after the devastating 2010 earthquake that the government estimates killed more than 300,000 people.

The Washington Commanders are coming to HBO, alongside their NFC East rivals. NFL Commissioner Roger Goodell said at Tuesday's league meetings that the division would be featured in the 2025 installment of "Hard Knocks: In Season."

Cardi B is no stranger to ASCAP accolades with another prestigious honor soon to join her trophy case.

French police say they have found a bust of The Doors frontman Jim Morrison that was stolen from his grave in Paris in 1988.

The creator of the Dilbert comic strip, which was canceled by most newspapers two years ago over the creator's racist comments, said Monday that he has been diagnosed with the same aggressive prostate cancer as former President Joseph R. Biden.

The ranks of the great generation of post-World War II chess players lost another luminary last week with the death of Czech-born, German-based GM Vlastimil Hort at the age of 81.

Jurors at Harvey Weinstein 's sex crimes retrial heard Monday from a woman who said her consensual relationship with the ex-movie mogul descended into rape.

President Trump is calling for an investigation into the celebrity endorsements that former Vice President Kamala Harris received while she was running for president.

Denzel Washington sandwiched a whirlwind trip to the Cannes Film Festival in between Broadway performances for the premiere of Spike Lee's "Highest 2 Lowest" on Monday.

Last year, the Cannes Film Festival produced three best actress nominees at the Oscars. This year's edition may have just supplied another.