HBO’s elegant period piece returns for more upper-class melodrama, with some added bang.

The British director already has a second new zombie film in the can: “For the third, we’re looking for funding, in case anyone wants to help us out.”

Amid anti-deportation protests in Los Angeles, Trump made his first visit to the Kennedy Center since his anti-woke overhaul—to watch a musical about disenfranchised people rising up against their government.

The stars of Black Doves and The Wheel of Time remember Donald Sutherland’s gas mask, waking up at dawn, and the pressures of young stardom: “All of those voices of self-doubt are so loud when you are in your teens or 20s.”

With voting officially underway, Little Gold Men highlights the series and performances that appear to be off the Emmys’ radar—even if they’re delivering some of the best TV out there.

The actor recently shared an encounter she had with a fan at the airport and explained how she’s changed the way she interacts with fans.

The actor spoke about Gordon Gekko, Catherine Zeta-Jones, AI, regrets, and more at the Taormina Film Festival.

The stars of The White Lotus and The Last of Us—who first worked together on Justified—say that fully committing to rage-filled characters is like “therapy that you can’t pay for.”

The Oscar winner’s candid, entertaining memoirs unveil the man behind the icon, from his rivalry with Harry Belafonte to Poitier’s struggle to live up to his own legend.

Brody opens up about playing a rabbi in the hit Netflix series, the challenges of transcending The O.C., and heartthrob problems: “You’re all of a sudden like, Oh, everything I do, I gotta be hot.”

The iconic star and Hitchcock muse officially retired from acting in the early 1990s.

Recently back on TV in Zero Day and American Primeval, the former costars reveal their fondest memories from the set of FNL and whether they’ll show up in the upcoming reboot.

Lively’s attorneys call it “a total victory and a complete vindication” as one front in the war over It Ends With Us comes to an abrupt conclusion.

Celine Song’s follow-up to her Oscar-nominated debut is more rom-dram than anything else.

Two years after the release of her hit song, Cyrus finally responds to speculation that she intentionally referenced Lawrence—longtime costar of Liam Hemsworth, Cyrus’s ex-husband.

“Niamos!” was designed to show a revolutionary’s emotional spiral after consigning her dearest friend to assassination. Now it’s a party meme.

The Gossip Girl alum makes a big impression in the second season of Apple TV+’s fizzy Edith Wharton adaptation. Here, she talks for the first time about taking on the role.

Even Hugh Jackman “didn’t feel like he was at his best,” says Seyfried, who reconnects with Redmayne to talk about Long Bright River, The Day of the Jackal, and being highly anxious people.

In her new Hulu documentary, Call Her Alex, the podcast mogul names the woman who allegedly ended her athletic career: “She turned something that I loved so much into something extremely painful.”

The central figure of true crime docs Perfect Wife and Sherri Papini: Caught in the Lie was in court twice this week: once over the restraining order, and again after her ex-boyfriend evicted her.