Who Wants to Be a Millionaire: Here are the Charities Catherine O'Hara, Anthony Anderson and More are Playing For

LOL! Gwyneth Paltrow, Emily Blunt and more stars shared funny text messages from their moms with Jimmy Kimmel.

Moms text the darndest things.  With Mother's Day just around the corner, Jimmy Kimmel enlisted his celebrity guests once again for the fan-favorite Jimmy Kimmel Live segment "Celebrities Read Texts from Their Moms #3," which featured some hilarious messages from the moms of stars including Gwyneth Paltrow, Will Arnett, Emily Blunt and more. "Most moms, as we know, love to text, almost as much as they love to leave long voicemails," the late night host said.

Gillian Anderson and Tom Hiddleston will star in the next tranche of plays to be streamed by the UK's National Theatre – as bosses announced they will pay artists involved.

Jimmy Kimmel was back with another game of “Who Wants to Be a Millionaire” Wednesday featuring his adorable kids.

It's time to play another round of Who Wants to Be a Millionaire with Jimmy Kimmel and his kids. The late-night host put his children, Jane (5) and Billy (3), back in the contestant chairs (or rather the swings) for Wednesday's at-home episode of Jimmy Kimmel Live!.

Jimmy Kimmel arranged the “Kangaroo Jack” reunion no one knew they needed.

The Brooklyn for Life! Initiative co-founded by The Batman and Westworld actor Jeffrey Wright — which has raised more than $386,000 to deliver meals from local restaurants to front-line health care workers — is getting major support from a who's who of star Brooklynites.

Celebrities are doing everything they can in order to help others amid concerns over the coronavirus.

Music can be one of the world's natural healers. On Wednesday night (April 22), a slew of artists used their platforms to give back when taking part in BET's Saving Our Selves: A BET COVID-19 Relief Effort special, which was hosted by Anthony Anderson, Kelly Rowland, Terrence J and Regina Hall.

Anthony Anderson, Kelly Rowland, Terrence J, and Regina Hall are teaming up to host Saving Our Selves: A BET COVID-19 Relief Effort, a concert special that will raise funds to help those impacted by the pandemic. The event will also raise awareness about how the disease has been disproportionately affecting African Americans.

BET will be hosting a star-studded Saving Our Selves: A BET COVID-19 Relief Effort special on Wednesday (April 22), hosted by Anthony Anderson, Kelly Rowland, Terrence J and Regina Hall.

BET will be hosting a star-studded Saving Our Selves: A BET COVID-19 Relief Effort special on Wednesday (April 22), hosted by Anthony Anderson, Kelly Rowland, Terrence J and Regina Hall.

Amid social distancing and home isolation, artists are coming together to support healthcare professionals working on the frontline to battle the coronavirus. Featuring a lineup curated by Lady Gaga, Global Citizen's One World: Together at Home broadcast and digital stream event is set to take place Saturday, including virtual concerts and performances from top names as well as appearances by health experts.

Saturday night, dozens of musicians from across the genres joined forces to create an at-home concert spectacular which supported the World Health Organization and honored medical workers and others serving on the front lines of the coronavirus pandemic response. One World: Together at Home was hosted by late-night hosts Jimmy Kimmel, Jimmy Fallon, and Stephen Colbert alongside Lady Gaga and Global Citizen and aired in unison across the major broadcast networks and on streaming devices.

Lady Gaga, Taylor Swift, Jennifer Lopez and more delivered stunning performances during the One World: Together at Home concert on Saturday, April 18.

The Global Citizen’s All-Star virtual concert features performances from Billie Eilish, Paul McCartney and many more

Regina Hall, Anthony Anderson, Kelly Rowland and more are coming together for BET’s upcoming coronavirus benefit concert.

At the end of last season, the married couple at the center of ABC's Black-ish saw their relationship abruptly disintegrate. It was a dramatic detour that raised some audience concern not because it was badly handled — Anthony Anderson and Tracee Ellis Ross have maybe never been better — but because it shed a dark, almost condemning light on two characters and a union that, previously, we hadn't been used to viewing with such concern or disdain.

By Michael Schneider