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President-elect Donald Trump met with the “Family Feud” host at Trump Tower on Friday to have a discussion about inner-city housing problems, according to MSNBC and other media outlets. Harvey told reporters after the meeting that he was invited by both the Obama and Trump transition teams and was introduced to Trump’s pick for the Department of Housing and Urban Development, Dr. Ben Carson.

After three seasons, “Girl Meets World” comes to an end on Disney Channel with an episode that reunites a majority of the cast of “Boy Meets World.”

Country singer Tanya Tucker was hospitalized Thursday after a fall that injured her ribs and fractured a vertebra, forcing three tour dates to be postponed.

Here’s a fun fact: The climactic third act in “Rogue One: A Star Wars Story” that featured a lightsaber-wielding Darth Vader was added in reshoots.

The cast and filmmakers of Lifetime’s “Beaches” remake addressed why they decided to shoot a new version of Garry Marshall’s classic 1988 movie that starred Bette Midler and Barbara Hershey.

“Underground” producer Misha Green ripped incoming President Donald Trump during the show’s panel at the Television Critics Association press tour on Friday.

Did Gwen Stefani rip off her 2014 tune “Spark the Fire” from another song? Only her former hairdresser knows for sure. Or maybe not.

Greg Berlanti is developing a new series for “Lifetime,” the network announced Friday.

Lifetime has a TV movie in preproduction about Michael Jackson’s final days, the cable channel revealed on Friday.

The upcoming Britney Spears biopic, “Britney Ever After,” is set to premiere on Lifetime on Feb. 18, the network announced on Friday.

Another Sundance film has been picked up ahead of the festival as director Cate Shortland’s psychological thriller “Berlin Syndrome” has been acquired by Vertical Entertainment and Netflix, TheWrap has learned.

“Outsiders” star Ryan Hurst broke down the feral nature of the Farrell clan on the WGN America show during the Television Critics Association press tour on Friday.

The History Channel has greenlit the two-hour special “Kevin Hart Presents: The Black Man’s Guide to History,” the network announced at the Television Critics Association winter press tour on Friday.

It’s been a long week, so here are puppies falling down.

Because we have our priorities perfectly in order, TheWrap has your exclusive first-look at Nat Geo Wild’s “Puppies vs. The World.” This specific clip is titled “Puppies vs. Gravity,” and the content makes good on its premise. Watch the video above and try not to get lipstick all over your computer monitor.

The irresistible programming is part of Nat Geo Wild’s third annual “BarkFest,” which premieres Friday, April 14.

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Piers Morgan definitely isn’t signing on for Cher‘s call to boycott Donald Trump’s inauguration.

Tony- and Grammy-winning actress/singer Jennifer Holliday came under fire on Friday after it was announced that she would perform at a concert as part of Donald Trump’s inauguration next week.

It looks like Donald Trump’s inauguration team jumped the gun on pledging that Broadway star Jennifer Holliday will perform: A spokesman for the “Dreamgirls” veteran says she has been asked to sing, but hasn’t yet agreed.

UPDATED at 11 a.m. PT with a statement from Priyanka Chopra‘s publicist.

Paul Anka told TMZ Friday that he has to back out of plans to perform “My Way” for President-elect Donald Trump at an inauguration ball next Friday, though that decision is not out of protest.

“Breakable You” is like a kinder gentler version of Woody Allen’s “Crime and Misdemeanors”: a rumination on human fallibility and corruption with lower stakes but a lot more sexual heat in its heart.

Major League Baseball star Matt Garza just pitched an idea to Jessica Chastain: Try abstinence if you’re worried about affordable birth control.

(Update: Jennifer Holliday’s rep says she has not yet committed to performing, despite the Trump team’s announcement.)

Former Obama administration appointee Seth Oster has joined United Talent Agency in the role of Global Head of Corporate Communications, the company announced Friday.

Sports films can become a dicey proposition when they rely on the alleged “suspense” generated by staged athletic competitions as narrative engines. But although “Tommy’s Honour” has clearly been made by a golf obsessive who loves the links, it’s the rare sports biography that keeps its eye on the ball of character and milieu.

Katie Holmes reprises her role as Jackie Kennedy in Reelz’s “The Kennedys” sequel series “After Camelot,” putting her portrayal of the former first lady on screen close to the same time as Natalie Portman’s Oscar-courting turn in Pablo Larrain’s “Jackie.” That’s something Holmes says is “exciting.”