Season four of “Inside Amy Schumer” rolled out to somewhat of a rocky start for the comedian who could do no wrong in 2015.
February was sure to be a strong month for Saturday Night Live as it locked in two big-name hosts Larry David and Melissa McCarthy.
Miley Cyrus’s latest album, “Miley Cyrus & Her Dead Petz,” presents the artist’s uncensored stream of consciousness, a refreshing, interesting, and raunchy work.
BØRNS’ album “Dopamine,” released last Friday, more than delivers on the lyrical romance frontman Garrett Borns promised and is no less delectable than his debut EP, “Candy.”
Four members of the Kardashian/Jenner family — Kim, Khloé, Kendall and Kylie — released mobile phone applications in the last month. Though the apps are very similar in structure, each provides an in-depth glimpse into the particular sister that it represents.
Season 41 of Saturday Night Live began this past Saturday with host Miley Cyrus, and, as always, she was just being Miley.
Despite the first episode being deemed a failure by many critics, Neil Patrick Harris’s new show “Best Time Ever” rebounded tremendously in its second episode.
Lady Gaga released a music video directed by Catherine Hardwicke for her new single “Til It Happens To You,” co-written by the lady herself and Diane Warren.
After a long, disastrous demolition that somehow was conveyed to viewers as being environmentally friendly, the team kicked it into high gear decorating the house. Lots of volunteers came to help out, to whom much of the work was outsourced. Every now and then the Extreme Makeover team would pretend to work in front of the camera, as they read off of a teleprompter what specifically they were working on.
Back in August, indie pop’s new kid on the block, BØRNS, gave a sampling of his 11-song LP, “Dopamine,” slated for release in October.
