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Nathalie Baye, the acclaimed French performer who broke out in “Day for Night” and later appeared in “Catch Me If You Can” and “Downton Abbey: A New Era,” has died. She was 77. Baye died Friday evening at her home in Paris following complications related to Lewy body dementia, her family told Agence
Dylan Sprouse stopped a trespasser at this Los Angeles home on Friday morning. According to The Los Angeles Times, Sprouse tackled a man to the ground on his lawn after his wife, Victoria’s Secret model Barbara Palvin, reported a “creepy guy” on their property to the police via an emergency call at
Nearly two years after the Syfy show was canceled, Don Mancini is ready to bring Chucky back from the grave once again. The creator of the Child’s Play franchise recently announced at Pennsylvania’s Steel City Con that he has a new Chucky movie in the works, which will serve as a continuation of bot
The 'Game of Thrones' alum would star alongside Robert Pattinson as the Dark Knight, Sebastian Stan as Harvey Dent and Scarlett Johansson as Dent’s wife.
SPOILER ALERT: The following story contains plot details from Season 2 of “Beef,” now streaming on Netflix Netflix’s “Beef” is back for a second season, and the anthology series is wild, revolving around two couples, Josh (Oscar Isaac) and Lindsay (Carey Mulligan) and Austin (Charles Melton) and Ash
Unbreakable Kimmy Schmidt, Lupin, GLOW, Dead to Me, and more make up our list of forgotten Netflix shows that have aged like fine wine.
Back in 2018, Brazilian heiress and philanthropist Olga Rabinovich sat her team down and gave them a mission: to find the most effective way to nurture a cause in dire need of effective financial support in her home country. After a year of research, Olga found her answer in the film industry, launc
The wait for The Elder Scrolls 6 might be long, but a new open-world RPG could be even more appealing than TES6 for those who love Morrowind.
Swiss soccer club FC Basel has canceled an upcoming concert from Ye, the artist formerly known as Kanye West, explaining that supporting the show was not “in accordance with our values.” Representatives for FC Basel told Reuters that they reviewed the request for the concert and ultimately decided n
Charlize Theron recently told The New York Times she thought it was “very reckless” for Timothée Chalamet to claim that “no one cares” about the opera or ballet. When Theron was asked about the major mental challenges of her past roles, the action star said, “Dance is probably one of the hardest thi
Although Aubrey Plaza’s latest series is about a talking cat in Queens, Kevin is very much inspired by her own life. The Golden Globe nominee, who voices Kevin’s person Dana, recently discussed the “really weird” experience pitching the animated Prime Video series with co-creators Dan Murphy and Joe
Blumhouse's new R-rated The Mummy movie officially sets a Rotten Tomatoes record, as it dethrones Brendan Fraser's iconic movie after 27 years.
Just when we thought things were looking up for GTA 6's PC release, a recent leak seems to be all but confirming Rockstar's future direction.
These influential 1980s TV shows revolutionized storytelling, production styles, and audience engagement, shaping modern television as we know it.
The reimagining of Universal's all-audience blockbuster is opening to an estimated $12.5 million for a third-place finish domestically. New offerings at the specialty box office includes Anne Hathaway's 'Mother Mary.'
Beloved DreamWorks animated movies like The Road to El Dorado, Shrek, and Chicken Run have some of the best opening scenes in the studio's history.
The actor's wife and Victoria's Secret model called 911 early Friday morning to report a possible burglary, the Los Angeles Times reported.
Time hasn't been kind to once-beloved TV shows of the 2010s like Glee, 13 Reasons Why, and Dance Moms, with their reputation only getting worse.
The new action movie starring Nobody's Bob Odenkirk earns the two-time Emmy winner his worst wide release domestic debut in nearly two decades.
Marlon Wayans and Shawn Wayans are eyeing a return to one of their most recognizable comedies, saying a sequel to “White Chicks” could move forward depending on the performance of “Scary Movie 6.” Speaking to Entertainment Tonight, the brothers said they are open to revisiting the comedy, which they