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Ariana Grande has launched the Brighter Days Ahead Foundation to support youth mental health, arts education and community causes. On Friday, the 3x Grammy winner announced the nonprofit, which is designed to uplift and directly fund small organizations doing meaningful work through partnerships tha
Harry Potter is a fine fantasy protagonist, but other heroes like The Princess Bride's Westley and The Lord of the Rings' Frodo are far more likable.
Netflix just quietly released a gritty new action thriller that gives off John Wick in a high school hallway, making it an unapologetic binge.
Star Trek's first aired episode, "The Man Trap," introduced Nancy Crater's tragic fate and shaped the franchise's horror legacy.
Apple TV’s upcoming cyberpunk TV adaptation has the potential to be so ambitious in scale that it can become The Lord of the Rings of science fiction.
Ciara Miller and Tefi Pessoa made their first appearance on Love Island USA ahead of the premiere of their weekly talk show Love Island USA Aftersun. The Summer House star and the podcaster entered the villa to host a game with the Islanders. The duo had their slo-mo entrance, making them officially
One of Widow's Bay's funniest scenes reveals that Richard Warren's only living descendant is the last character fans expected.
One of Netflix's best mystery TV shows, based on a bestselling book trilogy, will return for a final season, but the renewal comes with a twist.
This disturbing Supernatural episode blends horror and humor as it takes the Winchesters to a cursed town where wishes have gone horribly wrong.
Angelina Jolie's incredible WWII film 'Unbroken', starring Jack O'Connell, is about to leave Netflix forever.
The 27-year-old actor stars as the leading man in Prime Video’s latest romance novel adaptation based on Carley Fortune’s novel, ‘Every Summer After.’
Ridley Scott’s 144-minute war epic arrives on streaming, reminding audiences of his most immersive battlefield filmmaking outside his mythic classics.
Stephen King has proven to be a prolific writer of stories perfectly suited to the screen, but one novel has been adapted more than any other.
A column chronicling conversations and events on the awards circuit. It is finally time to stop watching and start voting, people. Emmy ballots are in hand (or laptop), and if you think this has been a long season, it has actually been longer than that. I cannot remember a year in the four decades o
After rewatching the first season of From, I find it fascinating how many narrative and thematic parallels it shares with Lost in its opening arcs.
From Blade Runner, to Her, to Gattaca, these visionary sci-fi masterpieces predicted humanity’s fears, ambitions, and possible futures.
Bill Ritter, an anchor for WABC-TV New York’s ABC7 Eyewitness News since 1999, announced Friday during his staple 6 p.m. newscast that he has been diagnosed with Alzheimer’s and is stepping down from the role. Ritter, a San Diego native whose journalism career started in Los Angeles first with the L
The union secured commitments from employers to lobby for a federal film and television tax incentive and to fund a “skills enhancement” program focused on generative AI in its deal struck June 9.
The Directors Guild of America is one step closer to sealing the deal on a new four-year contract with the major film and television studios after union’s National Board of Directors unanimously voted to recommend ratification to the membership this week. The contract now goes to the full membership
The Directors Guild of America has secured a provision in its new contract that limits actors and others who work on TV series from directing episodes, as it seeks to preserve jobs for career TV directors. The provision is meant to address the 40% downturn in production jobs over the last four years