Author: Erin Jensen, USA TODAY

Ken Jennings talked to Alex Trebek on “what turned out to be the night before the day he passed away, about guest-hosting (‘Jeopardy!’) for him.”

“Claim to Fame” contestants schemed their way into Monday’s two-part finale. Nick Cannon’s younger brother, Gabriel, emerged the winner.

Yoto, a company that makes audio players for children, excluded Queen’s “Fat Bottomed Girls” from its offering of the band’s “Greatest Hits” album.

Sam Lipman-Stern, a former caller at a fundraising center, aims to expose shady industry practices in HBO’s “Telemarketers” premiering Aug. 13.

Bill Maher doesn’t think Greta Gerwig’s representation of life in plastic is all that fantastic. The host took to social media to skewer “Barbie.”

The latest “Claim to Fame” contestant to be ejected, Hugo Wentzel, is the grandson of Jimmy Carter. Wentzel says Carter has watched ABC’s game show.

Johnny Joey Jones, a Fox News contributor, reflects on his upcoming “Alive Day,” when the former marine lost his legs after being hit by an IED.

While it might sound as absurd as two divorced parents splitting up their twins, the Lindsay Lohan version of “The Parent Trap” is 25 years old.

Cole Cook, the brother of Grammy-winning artist Alicia Keys, is the latest to be eliminated from ABC’s game show “Claim to Fame.”

“He would smoke a joint, and girls would pop champagne bottles and order food on the bed,” Izabella St. James says of being intimate with Hugh Hefner.