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A lot has changed about the world in the last 20 years, but Christina Aguilera still thinks you're beautiful, despite what social media sometimes tells us.

Wendy Williams has some irons in the fire.

Two powerful documentaries explore different aspects of Black history this week, in each case shedding light on misrepresented or under-covered chapters. Presented by Barack Obama's company under its Netflix deal, "Descendant" examines the discovery of a long-sunk ship that brought enslaved Africans to Alabama, while "The Rebellious Life of Mrs. Rosa Parks" reclaims a figure whose legacy was too often characterized as the product of tired feet.

Although immersed in fantasy, "The School for Good and Evil" gets lost in a nether realm somewhere between Disney Channel fare like "Descendants" and more epic theatricals like Harry Potter. The latest attempt to rewrite fairy tales thus squanders plenty of big-name assets, a popular book series and Netflix's loot on what plays like a remedial course in franchise building.

The director of "Knives Out" is revealing the sexuality of Daniel Craig's character in the hit film.

Jana Kramer is opening up about the pain of divorce.

Matthew Perry is "safely sober" and ready to tell his story.

N.O.R.E., co-host of "Drink Champs," is expressing regret over allowing Kanye West to make controversial comments during the podcast.

Kelly Ripa is turning a negative into a positive.