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The classic hit tops Billboard’s Global 200 Chart this week, fueled in part by renewed interest from the new Michael Jackson biopic.

According to the show’s website, “Celebrity Autobiography” is a show featuring a “constantly-expanding rotating cast of today’s celebrities from TV, film and stage, sports, and even politics, acting out other celebrities’ unintentionally hilarious autobiographies live on Broadway.”

Lionsgate’s “Michael,” a biopic on Michael Jackson, rebounded from third place to the top spot, bringing in $26.1 million and its four-weekend domestic box office total to $282.8 million.

Palme d’Or is the Cannes’ version of a lifetime achievement award. The special moment happened as Travolta was about to screen his film “Propeller One-Way Night Coach.”

CBS News is shutting down CBS News Radio on Friday after nearly 100 years of broadcasting. The company cited “challenging economic realities” and a shift in radio programming strategies as reasons behind the decision.

Stephen Colbert is gearing up to say goodbye to “The Late Show” as the guests for the show’s final week have been announced.

The Grammy-winning singer and actress is joining fellow coaches Adam Levine, Kelly Clarkson, and country singer Riley Green.

The “Only Murders in the Building” star described her suicide as a “nightmare” in a new interview that aired Sunday on CBS.

The series will feature teams competing to solve five-letter word puzzles in what the network calls a “battle of smarts, speed and fun.”

Two police officers involved in a raid loosely inspired Matt Damon and Ben Affleck’s new movie say the film unfairly damages their reputations.

Some of the items include signed scripts, Perry’s replica of the iconic yellow peephole, and a “Mattman” mask from Jimmy Kimmel Live! are all up for auction.

According to Variety, Lipa accuses the company of using her likeness to sell TVs without her permission or payment.