NEW YORK – Get ready to party all night long with Lionel Richie and Mariah Carey. The singers announced Monday they are joining forces for the All The Hits Tour, which kicks off in Baltimore on March 15. The tour will hit Rogers Arena in Vancouver, B.C., on April 27 and Key Arena in Seattle on April 28.

Damien Chazelle’s Los Angeles musical “La La Land” sang and danced its way to a leading seven Golden Globes nominations, with Barry Jenkins’ celebrated coming-of-age tale “Moonlight” close on its heels with six nods.

Sam Elliott is instantly recognizable – it’s part of the reason he’s been working in Hollywood for nearly five decades with almost 100 roles. He’s been on countless TV series, including the original “Mission: Impossible,” “Justified” and his current part as Beau in the Netflix series “The Ranch,” which has been renewed for a second season (the second part of Season 1 is streaming).

LOS ANGELES – HBO’s “Silicon Valley” actor T.J. Miller was arrested early Friday on suspicion of battery on a car service driver in the Hollywood Hills, police said. The car company driver reported the attack about 1 a.m. in the 6900 block of Camrose Drive, said Officer Jenny Houser, a spokeswoman for the Los Angeles Police Department. The driver requested a private person’s arrest.

That sound you just heard was Taylor Swift blowing your mind. After a month in which she and Drake may or may not have been dating and may or may not have been collaborating (the verdict appears to be no in both cases), Swift just pulled off a surprise. She dropped a new song Thursday night that indeed featured a special guest, just not the one people had been expecting.

Actor Judge Reinhold has apologized to police, saying he’s embarrassed that he was arrested after a confrontation with security at Dallas Love Field Airport.

Legendary actor is best known for roles in “Spartacus,” “The Bad and the Beautiful,” and “Lust for Life.”

Myles Kennedy and friends team to found Future Song, a new nonprofit aimed at helping Spokane kids have access to music education.

Actor Judge Reinhold was arrested Thursday afternoon on a charge of disorderly conduct at Dallas Love Field.

Mick Jagger’s representatives say the rock legend has welcomed the birth of his eighth child.

Madonna says she once made out with Michael Jackson after giving him a glass of chardonnay.

Now in its fifth year in Coeur d’Alene, the “Traditions of Christmas” is an old-fashioned holiday variety show, with dancing, singing, skits and seasonal fun.

The Spokane Jazz Orchestra’s 42nd season continues this weekend with “A Christmas Celebration,” a concert at the Bing Crosby Theater that will showcase jazzy yuletide numbers designed to get you in the holiday spirit. Perhaps the most significant piece on the roster is Duke Ellington’s interpretation of P.I. Tchaikovsky’s famous “Nutcracker Suite,” a little-performed composition by an oft-performed composer.

At a time when so many low profile, independently produced movies bypass theaters and go straight to streaming or VOD services, a new monthly film series at the Bing Crosby Theater is providing them with a big screen platform. The New York Film Critics series has been operating in dozens of theaters around the country for nearly four years, but it’s just now adding Spokane to its roster. The program, which kicks off Thursday, gives audiences a chance to see acclaimed, modestly budgeted films before they’re officially released in theaters and on demand.

This fall, the 54-year-old Kevin Connell has returned to help regularly at Gonzaga Prep, four years after he left as longtime principal and just over two years since suffering a major stroke in Portland.

Jane Pauley is becoming a morning television host again – this time at a much more relaxed pace. CBS said Sunday she will replace Charles Osgood as anchor of the “Sunday Morning” telecast.

Charmian Carr, the actress best known for sweetly portraying the eldest von Trapp daughter in Rogers & Hammerstein’s “The Sound of Music,” has died. She was 73.

Court records show Shannen Doherty has settled a lawsuit against her former business managers, who she accused of leaving her without health insurance and caused a delay in doctors diagnosing her with breast cancer.

“Good Morning America” co-anchor Amy Robach has apologized for saying “colored people” on Monday’s broadcast of the ABC program.