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. 

Alex Rodriguez didn't come out and say Jennifer Lopez's name Friday on "The View," but he didn't really have to. 

"It's obvious," he told the panel after they began quizzing him about his love life. "We've been having a great time."

The retired Major League Baseball great, who played for the New York Yankees from 2004 to 2016, rattled off some things he likes about Lopez, whom he's reportedly been dating for a month or so: She's a New Yorker. From the Bronx. A great athlete. An incredible mother, sister and daughter. And -- this never hurts -- a big Yankees fan. 

It's the Rams' time to shine, as Amazon announced Friday the renewal of the serialized sports documentary series "All or Nothing."

After the first season of the Emmy-nominated program followed the 2015 season of the Arizona Cardinals, Season 2 will focus on the Rams' 2016 season and their move back to Los Angeles from St. Louis.

The Rams went 4-12 in their first season back on the West Coast and have now scored nearly as many reality television seasons as they have wins. In 2016, both E!'s "Hollywood & Football" and HBO's "Hard Knocks: Training Camp With the Los Angeles Rams" detailed the team's struggle to acclimate to its new old home.

Beyoncé may say yes to voicing the role of Nala in John Favreau's remake of "The Lion King," according to a report Friday. 

The "Crazy in Love" singer is the director's top choice to voice Nala, Simba's lifelong companion/love interest, in the live-action reboot of the 1994 animated Disney classic, sources told Variety. 

Donald Glover is already on board to voice Simba and James Earl Jones will reprise his turn as Mufasa. 

The Long Winter is over, but in Westeros, it's just getting started.

Thursday morning HBO released the first official teaser trailer for the seventh season of "Game of Thrones," which is scheduled to air on July 17.

The clip, titled "The Long Walk," shows Jon Snow (Kit Harington), Cersei Lannister (Lena Headley) and Daenerys Targaryen (Emilia Clarke) descending a long hallway toward their respective thrones.

Cheryl Boone Isaacs, president of the Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences, was honored with the Pioneer of the Year award Wednesday night at CinemaCon's Will Rogers Motion Picture Foundation Dinner.

After Steven Spielberg's pre-taped message touting Boone Isaacs' accomplishments, and an onstage tribute from "Selma" actor David Oyelowo, Boone Isaacs accepted her award by stressing the importance of ongoing diversity and inclusion within Hollywood.

"We're all stronger, our art is more alive, our industry more innovative when we are awakened to fresh perspective," Boone Isaacs said. "I believe we all have a responsibility to open our industry to reflect the complete mosaic and diversity of our country and the world."

Robin Thicke and Paula Patton might finally be close to a custody settlement, according to a report Thursday. 

Patton has agreed to give Thicke significant time with their 6-year-old son, Julian, TMZ said, citing sources "familiar with the situation." The deal is expected to be inked in about a week, the website said. 

The family's post-split relationships blew up in January, weeks after the death of Alan Thicke, Robin's father. It was reported that Julian accused his dad of spanking him excessively, and the L.A. County Department of Children and Family Services opened an investigation.  

Two years ago, Vin Diesel took to the stage in front of thousands of movie theater owners and made a vow: “‘The Fate of the Furious’ will be the best movie you have ever seen.”

The actor set out to make good on that promise Wednesday at CinemaCon, surprising the crowd by debuting the eighth installment in the Universal Pictures franchise.

We’re not sure you’ll agree with Diesel’s assessment about the film’s place in cinematic history, but the movie does deliver on what you’d expect from a “Fast” movie: Fast cars, globetrotting and plenty of “family” mentions.

The first image from The CW's new superhero pilot "Black Lightning" has been released, and it shows a super slick version of the updated '70s vigilante.

Played by "Hart of Dixie" actor Cress Williams, Jefferson Pierce or Black Lightning was the first African American DC superhero to have his own stand-alone comic title. The character was created by Tony Isabella with Trevor Von Eeden in 1977.

But here's the update: Jefferson Pierce stopped being that hero years ago. Now two daughters in danger have pulled him back into the crime-fighting life, and into an new suit harnessing his electrical powers.

Ken Burns announced Tuesday that he has a new documentary underway on late sports legend Muhammad Ali. 

The creator of landmark documentaries including "Baseball" and "The Civil War," Burns will serve as director and producer on the project, along with daughter Sarah Burns and her husband, David McMahon. 

Production on the project began in early 2016, months before Ali's death in June.

Lamar Odom wishes he had kept it in his pants. 

With a new docuseries reportedly on the horizon and rehab recently in his rear-view, the former Mr. Khloé Kardashian is getting honest about what happened when "Keeping Up With the Kardashians" and "Khloe & Lamar" put him on the radar with women who didn't follow basketball. 

"When I became Khloé Kardash­ian’s man and on TV, it made me look more enticing," the 37-year-old told Us Weekly. The ladies (or something like that) came out of the woodwork in droves, and he didn't say no.