Harry Styles and Olivia Wilde are said to be “very serious” about each other, but their relationship raises new ethical questions over "locationships."...
Kristen Stewart gained international fame beyond all imagination for her role in the teen drama "Twilight," but it's led to a series of miscast roles....
Forest Whitaker, Oscar-winning actor and UN Goodwill Ambassador, sees progress in race relations. (Photo: Bang ShowBiz)
Forest Whitaker, the Oscar-winning act...
Chadwick Boseman, best known for his role in “Black Panther,” waged a secret, four-year battle with colon cancer, before finally succumbing to the disease at age 43....
Tom Hanks newest movie effort takes place aboard a U.S. Navy Destroyer–aka the USS Keeling— on convoy patrol during the battle for the Atlantic in World War II....
Martin Scorsese begins “Goodfellas” in medias res, with Henry (Ray Liotta), Jimmy (Robert DeNiro), and Tommy (Joe Pesci) driving upstate in the middle of the night....
Racist tweets that have followed Hartley Sawyer like tin cans tied to a dog’s tail have finally caught up with him. He's been fired from 'The Flash.'...
Hank Azaria, a noted actor who voices many of “Simpsons” characters,” is stepping back from Apu, out of concerns about racial stereotyping. It may spell the end of the character....
The coronavirus outbreak is the closest thing to a worldwide pandemic as, well, the 2011 disaster film "Contagion." It's also about a worldwide epidemic that s...
“Friends” is the latest television show to get rebooted as full-length feature, but it represents the worst side of Hollywood. Compared with coming up with new material, reboots are a relatively safe bet....
Brad Pitt went through the wringer in his divorce from Angelina Jolie and came out in tatters. He needed a shot at redemption and got it last night at the 92nd Academy Awards...
Billie Eilish, the 18-year-old singing phenom, continued her meteoric rise with a spotlight Oscars rendition of Beatles song “Yesterday,” in a tribute to Hollywood celebs who died last year....
