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It's the most direct move yet to weaponize the agency against an individual journalist by name — and the facts don't back him up.

After a summer of clamor by fans waiting for the new, groundbreaking Fast & Furious: Hollywood Drift coaster to open, Universal Studios Hollywood has finally set a date. The ride got its own Super Bowl commercial earlier this year where it was revealed that fans would be able to rocket along at 72 m

Marty Nadler, a producer, sitcom writer and stand-up comedian, who worked on “Happy Days,” “Laverne and Shirley” and “The Odd Couple,” died in Margate, Florida, on Aug. 26. He was 80. His son, Charlie Nadler, said he died due to complications from myasthenia gravis. Born in the Bronx in 1945, Nadler

Noah Wyle and fellow cast members of The Pitt took time out Sunday from depicting the trials of working in a Pittsburgh trauma center for the highs of cruising space in the 23rd century. Wyle, along with Katherine LaNasa, Taylor Dearden, Fiona Dourif, Shabana Azeez and Ayesha Harris performed a live

Michael Strahan was a little more than halfway through his NFL career when 9/11 happened. The defensive end spent all 15 seasons of his pro football career with the New York Giants. One ominous moment from that catastrophic period that Strahan will never forget took place on the Giants’ practice fie

As the great Aretha Franklin taught us, it’s usually a backhanded approach to begin a critique with praise for the gowns. Or gown, in the case of “Sacred Creatures,” a microbudget hothouse drama otherwise not given to ostentatious styling. Still, it’s a pretty defining dress. Worn for the bulk of th

Online backlash followed the ‘Braveheart’ star making hand gestures behind the back of an ASL interpreter as he walked on stage in Toronto for a career Q&A session.

AMC Theatres is entering the indie film fray. The world’s largest movie theater chain announced Monday it will launch Leawood Films, a distribution venture advised by a trio of veteran Hollywood executives — including former Warner Bros. Motion Picture Group chairman Toby Emmerich, Apple and Disney

EXCLUSIVE: In Monday’s press release revealing AMC Theatres’ new distribution venture Leawood Films, distribution veteran Kyle Davies was listed as an advisor. However, we’ve come to learn that the exec is leaving Bleecker Street as President of Distribution to lead distribution at the No. 1 theater

AMC Theatres, the world’s largest exhibitor chain, is getting into the distribution business with a new label for small and mid-sized movies. The launch of the label, Leawood Films, comes at a time when many independent features, particularly those that have played major film festivals, are without

The major exhibitor is launching Leawood Films, a distribution company that will put indie movies in theaters that might otherwise be overlooked.

Expect relationship updates, behind-the-scenes content and cast confrontations as Ariana Madix and Andy Cohen co-host the Aug. 31 special.

Willy Chavarria is toughening up Ugg. The New York-based designer has teamed with the Southern California footwear brand for a new unisex collection that trades Ugg’s suede-and-shearling for black leather, chrome hardware and biker-inspired silhouettes. The collaboration officially launches Sept. 10

As the tournament directors up the ante each year for crowds of more than 70,000 per day, a $38 offering from a West Village chef is one of the buzziest new items.

Sheri Herman, a cable and digital media pioneer who helped launch E! Entertainment TV, died of heart failure Aug. 6 in Florida. She was 71. Born in Philadelphia, Herman graduated Temple University and started out at the Madison Avenue ad agency AC&R. After working as a commercials producer, she join

She also worked at TCI for John Malone and at Access Entertainment Network before her career was cut short by a car accident.

"Politicians should back legislation to prevent prompted generative AI outputs from being copyrighted across film, TV and music. The foundation of human creativity is at stake," writes the Motion Picture Sound Editors president.

Guillermo Del Toro's 106-minute sci-fi horror movie that inspired one of the best modern monster hits is changing streaming homes in September.

“Paradise Lost,” the latest mystery-thriller from “Train to Busan” and “Hellbound” filmmaker Yeon Sang-ho, has been bought by Well Go USA Entertainment ahead of its world premiere at Toronto. “Paradise Lost” will bow Sept. 13 at Toronto’s Royal Alexandra Theatre as part of TIFF’s Special Presentatio

Warner Bros. owns several fantasy properties like Game of Thrones, and the studio is now attempting to revive one of them with a live-action reboot.