Author: Naledi Ushe, USA TODAY

Dave Chappelle spent most of his opening “Saturday Night Live” monologue discussing Ye — formally known as Kanye West — and antisemitism.

After mourning the death of his brother Aaron online, Nick Carter broke down in tears during an in-memoriam tribute at a Backstreet Boys concert.

Christina Applegate says she hopes people can “get past” what she feels are noticeable changes in the last season due to her multiple sclerosis.

Madonna took a look back at the legacy of her controversial “Sex” book published 30 years ago, a day after releasing her “Errotica” album.

On her “Unqualified” podcast, Anna Faris named the director she previously accused of slapping her butt as “Ghostbusters” director Ivan Reitman.

Jamie Lee Curtis, Sarah Silverman, Diane Warren and more spoke out against Kanye West after his antisemitic posts on Twitter and Instagram.

Maren Morris discussed calling out Jason Aldean’s wife Brittany Aldean over transphobia, country music culture and why she might not attend the CMAs.

Arcade Fire frontman Win Butler has been accused of sexual assault by three women and a gender-fluid person. He claimed encounters were “consensual.”

Anne Heche was hospitalized in a fiery car crash Friday, after she ran into a house. The actress has previously struggled with her mental health.

“The View” co-host Whoopi Goldberg and guest co-host Elisabeth Hasselbeck debated God’s position on abortion amid Kansas upholding protections.