Author: Edward Segarra, USA TODAY

Samara Joy, a New York-born jazz singer, clinched the prize for best new artist at the 65th annual Grammy Awards Sunday night.

Kim Petras, who performed on Sam Smith’s “Unholy,” made Grammys history when she became the first transgender woman to win best pop duo or group.

Dr. Phil McGraw is walking away from his “Dr. Phil’ talk show after 21 seasons to pursue other projects.

Psychologist Lloyd Morrisett, who co-created the TV series “Sesame Street,” has died at the age of 93, Sesame Workshop revealed in a tweet Monday.

Kristin Chenoweth was injured on the set of “The Good Wife” in 2012. The actress opened up about the accident with Andy Cohen on Monday night.

“I’ll tell you why I’m here. I’m here ’cause I’m Black,” Jerrod Carmichael joked to open Tuesday’s awards show, addressing the HFPA controversy.

Prince Harry got candid on “60 Minutes” Sunday, opening up about his relationships with the royal family and his grief for mother Princess Diana.

An online content creator known for his star-studded lip syncing videos, Cahill died Thursday following complications from open heart surgery.

Dame Vivienne Westwood, whose punk and new wave-inspired garments made her a fashion icon, died Thursday. She was 81.

Billie Lourd reflected on her experience of grief as a mother on the six-year anniversary of mother Carrie Fisher’s death on social media.