Jennifer Lopez and recently retired baseball hero Alex Rodriguez are dating, according to reports that have been bubbling up all week. 

The rumors are all over the place: It's been going on for "a few months," and they were just together in Los Angeles, a source told Page Six on Wednesday evening.  

"They are really into each other because they have so much in common — from their Latin roots, to their love of New York and their kids," the source said. 

Katy Perry and America Ferrera, both known for their strong support of former presidential candidate HRC, are about to be honored by another HRC: the Human Rights Campaign, the United States' largest LGBTQ civil rights organization. 

Perry will receive the group's National Equality Award and Ferrera will get its Ally for Equality Award for their advocacy work, with the latter honor presented by Lena Dunham, at HRC's gala dinner in L.A. on March 18, the HRC announced Thursday. 

HRC President Chad Griffin broke down a few of Perry and Ferrera's contributions: The "I Kissed a Girl" singer's "compelling advocacy, from the stage to the campaign trail, has had a profound effect on the lives of LGBTQ people -- and, in particular, young people," he said.

Mark your calendars: The 2018 Golden Globe Awards have set a date.

The Hollywood Foreign Press Assn., Dick Clark Productions and NBC announced Wednesday that the 75th Golden Globes will take place on Jan. 7. The party-style ceremony, which honors achievements in film and television, will again air on NBC live coast-to-coast.

This year's telecast was emceed by "The Tonight Show" host Jimmy Fallon in January and honored the films "La La Land" and "Moonlight," rookie TV series "The Crown" and "Atlanta" and featured a rousing speech from Cecil B. DeMille Award recipient Meryl Streep.

International Women's Day is Wednesday, and it has taken on additional significance this year as people are marking the occasion with the A Day Without a Woman movement.

The protest, born from January's Women's March on Washington as well as worldwide sister marches, aims to promote awareness for gender inequality through an organized strike and spending boycott.

Hollywood is embracing the movement in a variety of ways.

Ben Affleck and Jennifer Garner have bounced back from a recent "strained period" during which she almost filed for divorce and are working on their relationship again, according to a Wednesday report. 

They're not back together, People reports, but a source described as close to Garner said the actress has backed off after nearly filing for divorce. "She really wants to work things out with Ben," the source said. "They are giving things another try."

The decision to keep working on it was a mutual one, a separate source said, adding, "There is always a chance of reconciliation." 

Here's what to expect at Walt Disney Co.'s annual shareholder meeting today in Denver: Investors will be asked to elect board members and consider two shareholder proposals, including whether the company should increase disclosure of its lobbying efforts. Disney may also offer peeks at its upcoming movies and theme park attractions.

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Looks like Scarlett Johansson and Romain Dauriac's split is for real.

The actress filed divorce documents Monday in Manhattan Supreme Court, according to Page Six. The 32-year-old is seeking primary custody of their daughter, Rose Dauriac, who turned 2 in September. 

The "Avengers" star was the one who pulled the plug on the marriage, a Johansson-adjacent source told Us Weekly in January, when the split went public. The two have been separated since summer, with Page Six reporting now that they've had an informal week-on/week-off custody arrangement since then. 

Kerry Washington and Alec Baldwin joined James Corden on "The Late Late Show" on Tuesday night in what rapidly became a makeshift dish session about the Trump administration.

"It used to be that on our show we were shocking. We did shocking storylines on 'Scandal,'" Washington reminisced on life before  President Trump. "We're like 'Little House on the Prairie' compared to this administration."

But it was Baldwin who, unsurprisingly, had the most to say about Trump and the reception he's received for his send-up of the president on "Saturday Night Live."

It's official: Archie Andrews and his "Riverdale" friends will be back for a second season. The CW announced the renewal of the series on Tuesday.

The new series is based on the characters from the pages of Archie comics. Starring KJ Apa as the famous redhead, "Riverdale" is a darker, broodier look at the denizens of the titular town, and how the mysterious death of Jason Blossom disrupted its wholesome image.

While the CW is no stranger to comic book-based television, "Riverdale" stands apart as a show not rooted in any superhero mythos. Instead of weekly superpowered villains, Archie must contend with high school life, his own aspirations, parental expectations, multiple romantic interests and the aforementioned mysterious murder.

Turner Classic Movies on Tuesday announced plans to honor longtime host Robert Osborne with a 48-hour tribute featuring a selection of long-form interviews from his 23-year tenure with the channel. 

Osborne, who served as a host for TCM since its inception in 1994, died Monday. He was 84. 

The tribute on March 18-19 will include interviews from Osborne's interview series "Private Screenings," including conversations with Liza Minnelli, Peter O'Toole, Debbie Reynolds and Ernest Borgnine. The network will also feature the 2013 installment of "Private Screenings" featuring Alec Baldwin interviewing Osborne.