German actress Diane Kruger remembers when she first drove through a Hollywood studio’s gates.
CBS launches a new dance competition where talented kids team with their less skilled parent. The very starry (Nicole Kidman! Issa Rae!) Apple anthology "Roar" spins short feminist allegories.
Editors at TMZ reported earlier this week that the actor was under investigation by the Netflix production team for alleged sexual harassment. According to Deadline, the investigation has now been completed and it was determined that the 84-year-old had been involved in unacceptable conduct …
At one point during the event on 27 March, the ceremony co-host walked through the audience and made a joke about seat fillers, who occupy seats when the stars go to the bathroom. When she got to Kirsten and her partner Jesse Plemons, Amy jokingly pretended the actress was a seat filler and …
Joseph Gatt, best known for his role as Thenn Warg in Game of Thrones, was arrested for alleged sexually explicit communication with a minor
The toxic behavior that’s chronicled in “Swimming with Sharks,” a new Roku series, isn’t as far-fetched as viewers might think.
A new installment of ABC’s "Superstar" series celebrates the career of Patrick Swayze. A newly awakened ghost organizes a “Ghost Prom” on Ghosts, but no “living” humans are allowed.
The Journal’s Bruce Miller sits down with actors Kiernan Shipka and Diane Kruger to ask if their new show “Swimming with Sharks” is a true depiction of Hollywood.
Brooke Burke slammed 'DWTS' host Tyra Banks for being a 'diva.'
An insider told TMZ the 84-year-old actor has been accused of inappropriate misconduct while filming the Netflix series, The Fall of the House of Usher. Sources say the harassment claims include making an inappropriate joke with sexual undertones while on set and touching a female co-star's …
We touch on Michael Bay's action extravaganza "Ambulance," look ahead at the new "Fantastic Beasts" installment and talk with stars from Roku's "Swimming with Sharks."
ABC’s "The Wonder Years" welcomes back Dean’s brother from Vietnam — with an older girlfriend. "The Chicago Fire" team has to rescue Chief Boden from a hostage situation.
'Sister Act' star Whoopi Goldberg is taking an extended break from 'The View', and will be gone for "a while".
'Variety' reports that 'The Adam Project' star will play Percy Jackson, a 12-year-old demigod. in the series adaptation of the books written by Rick Riordan. The series premise sees Percy trying to get a hold of his newfound superpowers as Zeus accuses him of stealing his lightning bolt. The…
MSNBC's Rachel Maddow returned to the air Monday with some news: Starting next month, she will be doing her prime-time show only once a week.
Hugh Laurie directs, writes and makes a memorable cameo in the Agatha Christie mystery caper "Why Didn’t They Ask Evans?" "Abbott Elementary" ends its triumphant first season with an eventful field trip to the zoo.
"The first question we got when we started the show was, 'Are we going to see Walt and Jesse?' And instead of evading, I'll just say 'yeah,'" said showrunner Peter Gould about the AMC series' upcoming sixth season.
The fan-voted CMT Music Awards moves to CBS. "The Daily Show" returns to its midtown Manhattan home with a live in-studio audience. "9-1-1" meets "Fear Factor" in storylines involving sharks and spiders.
Singer Craig Morgan can add a new title to his resume: Most Valuable Player.
‘Pachinko’s’ Soo Hugh will serve as showrunner alongside Mark Heyman on the series based on the book by David Grann.
It’s a flurry of farewells on Apple TV+, with finales of "Severance," "The Last Days of Ptolemy Grey" and "Central Park." "A Black Lady Sketch Show" returns for a third season of over-the-top shenanigans.
Want to look like you’re a great bowler? You’ve got hold the ball like a pro, says actor Pete Holmes.
The scripted series is inspired by the duo’s relationship on social media.
The "fool the eye" cakes hearken back to popular paintings from another period in American history when there was anxiety over fakes, fraudsters and misinformation.
Michael Mann of "Miami Vice" fame directs the first episode of the HBO Max crime drama "Tokyo Vice." FX’s "Atlanta" spins a cautionary fable about the historical costs of slavery.