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A Zendaya press cycle usually means one couture — and project-themed — look after another. But for her latest stop on the “Spider-Man: Brand New Day” world tour, on Wednesday in Paris, the Emmy winner rocked a simple, oversized black t-shirt with the webslinger on the front. Of course, Zendaya and h
It’s not at all uncommon for performers or their families to object when Donald Trump uses their music at a rally or video. Their public pushback, though, usually happens after the fact. But on Wednesday, the Leonard Cohen estate offered a prebuttal to the use of the song Hallelujah at Freedom 250’s
There’s an unwritten golden rule in TV: a character is never truly dead unless you see the body. That’s why many “Stranger Things” fans still believe Eleven survived the series finale, which ends with Mike Wheeler imagining a future in which she survives the final showdown with Vecna in the Upside D
"Whitney absolutely fell off stage, but it was during a sound check and it was due to the darkness of the area and her unfamiliarity with the stage," a statement shared to the Grammy winner's Instagram read.
Jeff Olson, a veteran visual effects producer and modelmaker who spent a quarter-century at Industrial Light and Magic and worked on projects including Star Wars prequel The Phantom Menace, Star Trek films and Who Framed Roger Rabbit, died June 21. He was 77. ILM confirmed his passing in an Instagra
Daniel Craig's final film as James Bond, No Time to Die, made a splashy debut on Netflix recently. Find out more.
Cyberpunk is having a moment with several new prestige shows arriving, but one Prime Video series is ensuring the genre's past isn't being forgotten.
Netflix's newest Harlan Coben thriller, I Will Find You, has established itself as a major hit for the streamer. Find out more.
From Frankenstein, to A Nightmare on Elm Street, to Halloween, these classic horror movies are best experienced and rediscovered on VHS tape.
Blood and Bone, Fist of Legend, Equilibrium, The Night Comes For Us, and more make up our list of forgotten martial arts movies that are perfect.
Following in the footsteps of Sly Stone and Kathy Silvia over 51 years ago, Taylor Swift and Travis Kelce look to be getting married next month at Madison Square Garden. Event, street closure and tenting permits for one of the “biggest events of the summer” have been filed with New York City agencie
Free RPG Day gives tabletop fans a chance to pick up free RPG adventures, quickstarts, and other game materials at participating stores.
Amy Adams recently told the “Smartless” podcast that she saved a stabbing victim’s life using skills she learned from the short-lived CBS medical drama “Dr. Vegas.” Adams said she and her family were the “first people on the scene” of the stabbing as they walked out of their “favorite” Santa Monica
After acquiring Pixar, Disney set their sights on Marvel, Star Wars, and a beloved action franchise worth $7.9 billion, now owned by Amazon.
EXCLUSIVE: The International Documentary Association has announced the full lineup for Getting Real ’26, its upcoming biennial conference “on the art and industry of documentary filmmaking.” The event, set to unfold in person in Los Angeles from July 20-23 and globally online, will feature keynote a
The upcoming HBO adaptation of Baldur's Gate 3 and Netflix's The Forgotten Realms promise to bring the iconic fantasy franchise to life on screen.
Dragon Ball is stepping into a new age, and a fresh trailer offers a look at new and returning characters as the franchise embraces the future.
Netflix's latest true-crime movie, Maternal Instinct, is emerging as a major hit for the streamer by establishing itself at the number one spot.
Sex Education star Asa Butterfield will play The Beatles’ manager Brian Epstein in a TV series chronicling the band’s early years. Butterfield is one of a handful of new additions to Hamburg Days, with Jonny Lee Miller (Trainspotting) joining as Paul McCartney’s father, Jim McCartney. Christine Trem
Asa Butterfield, Jonny Lee Miller and Christine Tremarco have joined the cast of drama series “Hamburg Days,” about the Beatles’ formative years in the German port city. The six-part show, which was created by showrunner Christian Schwochow (“The Crown,” “Munich – The Edge of War”) and head writer J