Alia Shawkat Joins Kristen Stewart in Neon’s ‘The Wrong Girls’
Seth Rogen, Kumail Nanjiani and LaKeith Stanfield also board one of the first indie films with cameras rolling in Los Angeles in the wake of the recent wildfires.
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Attorneys Celine Hollenbeck and Jenna Akemi Kon Elevated to Partner
The attorneys join an “expanding” group of partners at music and entertainment law firm Carroll Guido Groffman Cohen Bar & Karalian, LLP.
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Jack Nicholson Introduces Adam Sandler’s ‘SNL’ Tribute Song During 50th Anniversary Special
The retired Oscar winner set the stage for Sandler’s comedic yet heartfelt song that honored the show's historic half-century on the air.
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Cynthia Erivo to Host 2025 Tony Awards Ceremony
Before starring in 'Wicked,' Erivo began her career in the West End and Broadway.
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CBS News President of Editorial Adrienne Roark to Exit for New Job at Tegna
The departure follows a tumultuous few months for the news division.
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Claire Danes, ‘My So-Called Life’ Creator Winnie Holzman Reteam for HBO Drama
The pair will work together again three decades after the cult favorite ABC drama.
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Ellen Pompeo Narrates a New Story With Natalia Grace Series Trailer
The 'Grey's Anatomy' star and executive producer lends her familiar voice to 'Good American Family,' inspired by the real story of Natalia Grace.
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Where to Watch ‘Wicked’ Online
How to stream Jon M. Chu's record-breaking film adaptation at home.
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How Incest Among Brothers Found Its Way Into ‘Monsters: The Lyle and Erik Menendez Story’
The bogus notion of the convicted parent killers as teen lovers has an unexpected origin that predates any need for the hit show's producer for added salaciousness.
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‘Wicked’ Heading to Peacock in March
The Oscar-nominated film is currently available on VOD and is still playing in many theaters.
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Ethan Hawke on Shedding Hair and Height to Play Lorenz Hart in ‘Blue Moon’
Hawke is unrecognizable as the 5-foot balding Broadway genius in Richard Linklater’s new film. "It was demolishing to my vanity," he says from Berlin.
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Matthew Perry Doc Explores Ketamine Culture: “Hollywood Is Full of Enablers”
Peacock released a trailer for ‘Matthew Perry: A Hollywood Tragedy,' which focuses on a criminal investigation and charges brought after the actor’s death in October 2023.
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Blackpink Announces 10-City Stadium World Tour
The “Pink Venom” singers are currently in the midst of a banner year as solo artists.
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‘Old Guy’ Review: Christoph Waltz and Cooper Hoffman Star in a Simon West-Helmed Action-Comedy That Fails on Both Fronts
Lucy Liu also appears in this movie about an aging hitman forced to work with a much younger trainee.
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Karen Read Tells Her Story in ‘Body in The Snow’ Docuseries Trailer From Investigation Discovery
Ahead of a retrial, ID’s latest true crime take explores whether Read was framed to protect fellow Boston police officers allegedly involved in boyfriend John O’Keefe’s 2022 death.
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Oprah Winfrey, Selena Gomez Among New Oscars Presenters With Nick Offerman on Board as Show Announcer
The lineup of new presenters set to take the Oscars stage on March 2 also includes Willem Dafoe, Goldie Hawn, Ben Stiller, Sterling K. Brown, Joe Alwyn, Lily-Rose Depp, Ana de Armas and Connie Nielsen.
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Quiet Berlin Market Wraps With Few Big Deals But Some Optimism
A handful of domestic deals and a studio bidding war for a Natalie Portman rom-com helped light up an otherwise uneventful European Film Market. "Movies that sell are selling at pre-pandemic prices."
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Cinemark Posts Record Fourth-Quarter Revenue, Swings to Profit and Reinstates Dividend
The exhibition giant reports its quarterly results, with CEO Sean Gamble saying the dividend "marks another major milestone in our recovery from the pandemic."
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