Looks like someone has got a skeleton british prince in their closet. Here is an EXCLUSIVE look at Red, White & Royal Blue,

Illusionist Xavier Mortimer, is a French magician and variety performer. A winner of multiple awards, he has appeared on television shows Penn & Teller: Fool Us, America's Got Talent, Masters of Illusion,

Noah Galvin looks great in a wig, pearls, and heels. He sounds beautiful as a woman, too, nailing ballads sung in falsetto with the same panache with which he tap-dances. Perhaps the actor was born to cross-dress as a frazzled theater camp director named Joan—played by Amy Sedaris, before her charac

Magician Antonio Diaz, who goes by the stagename El Mago Pop, is set to make his Broadway debut next month. He stops by the TODAY plaza to teleport some volunteers in a mind-blowing trick!

The 18th season of "America's Got Talent" returns with a new set of aspiring performers looking to compete for the ultimate $1 million prize. The Bomba Trio's comedic audition has the judges howling with laughter!

Singer-songwriter Lauv—best known for pop radio hit “I Like Me Better”—has come out as “gay but not gay but gay but not gay.” And if that sounds a little confusing to you, well, that’s how Lauv feels about it, too! And that’s okay. This past Pride Month, the 28-year old musician made headlines when

This wonderful piano player is called Peter Buka. He records videos of himself playing piano covers of popular songs. His covers capture the wonderful melodies you may have missed in highly produced pop songs. Peter also plays with such confidence and style it will bring a smile to your face when ...

We're revisiting the Brief But Spectacular take by choreographer and dancer Stuart Hodes who died last week at the age of 98. Hodes took his first dance lesson at the Martha Graham School after a stint as an aviator in World War II. He was still dancing two years ago when we featured his memoir "Ons...

Paul Reubens died at 70 following a private battle with cancer. Watch rarely seen ET interviews with the Pee-wee Herman actor.

Ryan Gosling wasn't joking around when he said Ken was a role he was born to play. Not only he was so hilarious with his comedic timing, his singing sequence is great. I don't think it's a stretch to nominate him in Oscars for best supporting actor.