Ellen DeGeneres

The former Fox star goes Tina Fey's "sheetcaking" route by avoiding issues on her morning show debut.

Fox News contributor Britt McHenry asked: "Does Ellen admire that?"

Chris Pratt, for example, will reveal his secret man-crush and other answers to Ellen's "burning questions."

The actor has previously played Trump for a skit and suggested he would be happy to reprise the role.

A teenager broke Ellen's record for the noble goal of free nuggs. But that's not even the most absurd record announced by Guinness in the last few months.

Ellen DeGeneres' sitcom, 'Ellen,' became one of the first major TV shows with an openly gay character 20 years ago today.

Imagine experiencing something as a child that's both exciting and terrifying, but you have nobody to talk to about it. I wanted to say "I'm gay" like Ellen, but couldn't. I was alone.

Friends of Billie Lourd, Fisher's daughter and Reynolds's granddaughter, also tweeted their condolences.

The talk show host and Oscars selfie queen could have another viral hit on her hands.

Tom Hanks, Robert De Niro, Bruce Springsteen and Diana Ross also received the Presidential Medal of Freedom.

Ellen DeGeneres shines as Dory, a lovable blue fish with short-term memory problems.

The likely Democratic nominee also discussed both her Republican and Democratic opponents on the show Wednesday.

The 73-year-old star issues a humorous word of warning to his successor.

The iconic TV heroine will identify as a lesbian in a new reboot—could she galvanize yet another generation?

The mixed martial arts fighter remembers thinking, "What am I any more if I'm not this?"

Degeneres has chosen to give the $200,000 donation associated with the People's Choice "favorite humanitarian" award to St. Jude.

The long-awaited sequel to 'Finding Nemo' is set for release in June 2016.

The presidential candidate and other notable figures left comments for a young gay boy afraid of what his future holds.

Representations of LGBT characters on television have increased in quantity and quality but more could be done, advocacy group says