• Oklahoma couple find mouse head in can of green beans

  March 29, 2016
  An Oklahoma couple preparing food for an Easter pot luck at their church made a grisly discovery in a can of green beans -- the head and leg of a mouse.

• Robert De Niro pulls anti-vaccination documentary from Tribeca Film Festival

  March 27, 2016
  Robert De Niro says Andrew Wakefield's "Vaxxed: From Cover-Up to Catastrophe" documentary will not screen as planned at the Tribeca Film Festival, which he co-founded.

• 'The Walking Dead' creator: Negan will have a "shocking" introduction

  March 25, 2016
  "The Walking Dead" fans should expect Negan to have a shocking introduction on the AMC series.

• 'The Walking Dead' Season 6 finale will be 90 minutes long

  March 22, 2016
  The Season 6 finale of "The Walking Dead" will be 90 minutes instead of its usual 60 minutes, AMC announced.

• Playstation virtual reality headset launching in October for $399

  March 17, 2016
  Sony has officially dated and priced their upcoming Playstation 4 virtual reality headset dubbed Playstation VR.

• Benjamin Walker talks 'American Psycho,' 'In the Heart of the Sea'

  March 16, 2016
  Bloody Bloody Andrew Jackson alum Benjamin Walker says he is grateful for the tremendous opportunities that have allowed him to play a variety of roles on stage and screen.

• Patina Miller and Andrew Rannells to announce Tony Award nominations May 3

  March 16, 2016
  Patina Miller and Andrew Rannells are to announce the nominations for the 2016 Tony Awards recognizing excellence in Broadway theater on May 3.

• Sally Field admits to disliking 'The Amazing Spider-Man'

  March 16, 2016
  Sally Field has revealed her true feelings regarding her time as Aunt May in "The Amazing Spider-Man" series of films.

• 'Royal Pains' Season 8 to include a musical episode

  March 14, 2016
  "Royal Pains" will feature a trip to Hong Kong and a musical episode with Christine Ebersole and Cloris Leachman in its eighth and final season, USA Network has announced.

• Andrew McCarthy on joining 'The Family' and the 'Brat Pack' era

  March 11, 2016
  Andrew McCarthy says he didn't hesitate when offered the role of a man wrongfully accused of murdering a child in the ABC series "The Family" because the complex character offered fascinating dimensions to explore.

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