Spike Lee thankful for honorary Oscar

Actor Steve Coogan and director Michael Winterbottom admit they wouldn't pay out for the billionaire teeth donned by Coogan's character in his latest film, "Greed."

The cast of "Spenser Confidential" explain their plans for trying to avoid the coronavirus at the premiere in LA.

Before celebrating Black History Month in a ceremony in the East Room at the White House, President Donald Trump sat down with a group of the attendees and defended his administration's handling of the global health threat of the coronavirus.

Actor Glen Powell and the crew of the upcoming "Top Gun: Maverick" couldn't help but hum the theme song as Tom Cruise suited up while shooting the action sequel.

Actress Renee Zellweger reveals how she celebrated her Oscar win for "Judy."

While Helen Mirren picked up a Lifetime Achievement Award in Berlin, she revealed a unique and interesting take on how to pick a role.

Public health officials are retracing the steps of a Northern California woman believed to be the first person in the U.S. to contract the coronavirus without traveling internationally or being in close contact with anyone who had it.

Here's the latest for Friday February 28th: More markets drop amid coronavirus concerns; Steps of US patient retraced; Democrats campaign for South Carolina primary; Houston residents told to boil water after water main burst.

President Donald Trump and first lady Melania Trump met with African American supporters and hosted an African American History Month reception on Thursday at the White House.

Democratic presidential candidate Bernie Sanders, in South Carolina, said he doesn't believe that Joe Biden can beat President Trump. Biden criticized a frequent Sanders theme, saying "this nation isn't looking for a revolution."

As weight loss surgery becomes more common in the U.S., so is the need for second operation because it's not working. The rising number of patients returning for another shows the persistent difficulty in treating obesity over the long term.

Biden: This nation isn't looking for a revolution

WHO cautions on coronavirus readiness; Pope Francis ill; hearse and corpse recovered after chase; Dow tumbles again.

The U.S. Census Bureau is putting the word out about the population count, held once every ten years. The agency is paying special attention to portions of the popualtion that were undercounted in the 2010 census, trying to avoid a repeat of that ...

Police have identified the man who gunned down five co-workers at Molson Coors brewery as 51-year-old Anthony Ferrill of Milwaukee. Ferrill's neighbors have said he worked at the brewery complex for 15 years as an electrician.

In the wake of the latest California case, U.S. health officials on Thursday expanded their criteria for who should get tested, and took steps to increase testing.

Yo Gotti on new album, owning his music and Mississippi prison controversy

A female wrestler has made history by winning the state high school wrestling championship in North Carolina.

Health officials are trying to locate everyone who came in contact with a northern California woman believed to be the first in the U.S. to contract the coronavirus with no known connection to travel abroad or other known causes.

U.S. Vice President Mike Pence convened his first meeting of the coronavirus Task Force on Thursday, one day after President Donald Trump made him the government's point-person for the epidemic.

A water main break in Houston leaves roadways flooded and some drivers had to be rescued when their vehicles were suddenly submerged in water and mud.

Former New York City Mike Bloomberg says he has the record and resources to flip Texas in the presidential election.

A University of Michigan wrestler from the 1970s says he was kicked off the team and lost his financial aid after complaining he had been physically abused by a sports doctor

Authorities have recovered a stolen hearse with a casket and body inside after a police chase Thursday morning on a Los Angeles freeway.