Christopher Spata

Porn stars share their grosses experiences from porn sets, in graphic, gross detail.

The final trailer for 'Patriots Day' reveals a dramatic take on the Boston Marathon bombing from director Peter Berg.

If you were holding out hope, it's over. The Electoral College has made Trump the official president-elect.

An Australian newspaper says that Margot Robbie married her boyfriend of three years at a secret Australian ceremony this week.

'Power' didn't get nominated for a Golden Globe, which led to 50 Cent's Instagram post about killing off his character.

A pastor in Texas went to the mall to yell at children and families and "tell them the truth" about Jesus and Santa Claus.

Could two of the most popular characters from Marvel's "Guardians of the Galaxy" franchise get their own movie?

Netflix keeps winning this year. The company's latest victory: having the highest-earning iPhone app in the country.

Donald Trump hasn't inspired confidence in those worried about climate change, but he did meet with the former vice president to talk about it.

Currency in Venezuela is so devalued right now that people are carrying suitcases full of cash just to go to the grocery store.

Somebody out there had a lot of time on their hands and edited all 18 hours into one digestable narrative.

The cable network has ordered a one-hour pilot for a series based on the 2013 Chris Evans movie of the same name.

CNN's graphic during a segment that discussed an "alt-right" leader and noted white supremacist had Twitter freaking out.

If you're only going to watch one more "mannequin challenge" video, this one from the set of Ava DuVernay's 'A Wrinkle In Time' is the one.

Chelsea Manning, who has served more time than any whistleblower in U.S. history, is asking the president to release her before he leaves office.

People are posting photos of themselves on Twitter asking, "What does it look like I do for a living?" The reponses are classic.

Jon Hamm is on the new episode of 'Billy on the Street' where they play the game, "Would you have a threesome with us?"

Robert De Niro is making the leap to television to star in a series for Amazon with Julianne Moore and written and directed by David O. Russell.