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Hollywood has lost a legend.

And Sally Field has lost a true love.

Pure. Domination.

That's the best way to describe what went down at the Teen Choice Awards on Sunday night, as Riverdale practically swept the television categories, while The CW ruled the small screen all the way around.

How the Mighty have fallen.

Literally and depressingly so.

James Gunn has been fired as director of Guardians of the Galaxy 3.

The decision to remove Gunn from the project arrived on Friday after conservative uncovered old tweets by Gunn in which the filmmaker joked about controversial topics such as pedophilia and rape. 

Tab Hunter, the long-time Hollywood heartthrob who portrayed Joe Hardy in the film Damn Yankees!, died Sunday might in Santa Barbara.

He was 86 years old.

Jamie Foxx took to the stage on Sunday night to host the 2018 BET Awards.

With DJ Khaled and Kendrick Lamar among the stars who earned the most nominations, many in the music and movie business tuned in to this ceremony to find out which huge names would be taking home which major pieces of hardware.

Tiffany Haddish was the big winner at the MTV Movie & TV Awards.

That's what happens when you wear a Meghan Markle-inspired wedding dress on stage and joke about the Kardashians:

Margot Kidder rose to fame when she played Lois Lane, playing opposite Christopher Reeve in the 1978 Superman film that captured imaginations across the globe.

Tragically, she passed away on Sunday.

Over the past few hours, many people who knew Verne Troyer well have reacted to the sad news of his passing.

As previously reported, Troyer died on Saturday at the age of 49.

R. Lee Ermey, a Golden Globe-nominated actor likely best known for his role as Gunnery Sgt. Hartman in Stanley Kubrick's Full Metal Jacket, passed away on Sunday morning from complications of pneumonia.

He was 74 years old.

Sunday night's Academy Awards were a hit, but they weren't without their controversies.

From Gary Oldman and Kobe Bryant's Oscar wins to Ryan Seacrest's presence on the red carpet, there was awkwardness for viewers and for stars.

The 90th annual Academy Awards aired live from Los Angeles on Sunday night.

And there was plenty for host Jimmy Kimmel to riff on during the ceremony, from Harvey Weinstein to softcore fish pornography to a certain President of the United States.