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Shane Gillis’s SNL episode exposed a double standard between accidental profanity and misogynistic comedy, prompting Dan Levy to speak out.

"The story lost its edge," one analyst tells The Hollywood Reporter about the Facebook-focused feature that leads a wave of technology-minded titles hitting the big screen this year.

Now You See Me, Now You Don’t, Wuthering Heights, and John Wick: Chapter 4 make up our list of the best movies to stream on Prime Video this week.

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Marvel's next TV show is officially Zodiac, a mysterious spy drama. But, though viewers have forgotten it, Zodiac made its MCU debut 13 years ago...

Matt Dinniman opened up about the challenges of penning the final chapter of Dungeon Crawler Carl and wrapping up every storyline in books 9 and 10.

Whether the man of the hour loves a sentimental gesture or is long overdue for a luxury wardrobe upgrade, we have him covered with this tight edit of tasteful gifts

The superstar singer hosted U.S. Senate candidate James Talarico at her Dallas concert over the weekend, which apparently ruffled Noem's feathers.

Ava DuVernay on Monday continued the rollout for the 14th, the documentary feature she has produced and directed at Netflix, with a screening as the Special Documentary Presentation at the London Film Festival. The film arrived in London following its October 9 debut bow at the New York Film Festiva

Jessica Lange shaded “American Horror Story” network FX during a panel at PaleyFest (via Entertainment Weekly) in which she remembered having to drive herself home from the anthology series’ set during production on previous seasons. The Oscar and Emmy-winning icon currently stars in “AHS 13,” marki

It’s been fifty years since Agatha Christie died (of natural causes) at the age of 85 but the passage of time has only increased the public’s appetite for the Queen of Crime. She is officially the best-selling fiction author in the world, having sold around 2 billion copies of her books, and continu

Linda Duncombe, a longtime banking executive who spent the last two years as an independent film producer, died on Sunday of complications from a stroke. She was 55 years old. An infectiously friendly face at industry events, Duncombe — who was diagnosed with Stage 2 lung cancer days before she died

Perhaps what we should remember RJ Mitte first for was his acting talent — the way that, as a young teen, he conjured the deep and complete inner life of Walter White’s son on “Breaking Bad,” helping lend the show’s criminal hijinks an underpinning sorrow. Then there was his advocacy, speaking in in

Since their series debut in 1976, Kermit the Frog, Miss Piggy and the rest of the Muppets have attained an iconic status in pop culture, as evidenced by the four Emmys this picked up last month for Disney+’s “The Muppet Show” special featuring Sabrina Carpenter. It’s an achievement that is all the m

With a little bit of kitsch and lots more whimsy than spook, retro-inspired pieces take center stage for 2026.

Former “Saturday Night Live” star Ego Nwodim threw shade at host Shane Gillis’ controversial monologue about women working out with her own gym photo. Gillis hosted last Saturday’s episode of “SNL,” and his monologue went viral for his jokes about women working out in scantily-clad outfits. “I haven

EXCLUSIVE: Rain Spencer (Good Girl Jane, The Summer I Turned Pretty) has joined Maude Apatow (Poetic License, Euphoria) and Mike Faist (Steven Spielberg’s West Side Story, Challengers) in writer-director Sarah Elizabeth Mintz’s (Good Girl Jane) dramatic film The Maid of Orleans. Amira Casar (Call Me

The 77-year-old legend quipped that a lack of rides for actors was "a bone of contention" — at least for season three.

Rodrigo Teixeira and fellow producers behind 'Fjord,' 'Everybody Digs Bill Evans' and 'The End of It' swapped lessons at a BFI London Film Festival industry session held in association with The Hollywood Reporter.

Predicting the Record of the Year race for the 2027 Grammys is both super easy and super challenging… depending on whether we’re focused on narrowing down the thousands of first-ballot contenders to eight nominees, or whether we’re jumping ahead to fixate on who the ultimate winner will be. It’s the