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As Saturday Night Live fans eviscerate Shane Gillis’ third hosting attempt, Kathy Griffin is weighing in on his controversial monologue. Following last weekend’s episode, the 2x Emmy winning comedian called out Gillis and other “hacks” under “Joe Rogan’s influence,” following backlash to Gillis call
Looks like “Artificial” is the real thing. Luca Guadagnino’s genre-blending movie about the evils of artificial intelligence (and one of its fathers, Sam Altman) had a triumphant U.K. premiere at the London Film Festival on Sunday. The director, standing beside key cast members Andrew Garfield and Y
FBI Director Kash Patel called on MS NOW to apologize to the agency after an erroneous report that he had landed in Russia. Citing two unnamed sources, the network’s Ken Dilanian reported during Peter Alexander’s show in the 11 a.m. ET hour that Patel had landed in the country for a meeting. The FBI
Just days after announcing his “Young Manhood and Other Donatable Organs” EP will be dropping this week — and not long after he broke the attendance record at Robert Kraft’s Gillette Stadium while wearing a “Free Palestine” shirt — Zach Bryan has announced a stadium tour in support of the release, w
The actors from the massively successful show remember the actor who played Walt Jr., who died by suicide at age 34.
It’s hard to imagine the American Film Institute’s board of directors without Bob Daly, but that will be the case as of next week. The former CBS and Warner Bros boss is stepping down after 17 years as its chairman — and 45 as a trustee. Daly, who first joined the board in 1981, will […]
Sally Rooney’s publisher has pulled her books from UK shelves amid the country’s banning of a pro-Palestinian group. The Normal People and Conversations with Friends author recently explained that she and publisher Faber & Faber agreed they “can no longer supply” her work in the United Kingdom, as i
What was all the fuss about? An average of 6.06 million people tuned in to watch an episode of “60 Minutes” that became the spark of an intense debate between longtime correspondent Lesley Stahl and CBS News Editor in Chief Bari Weiss, who wrangled with one another over the content of Stahl’s segmen
Good talks about navigating the industry on her own and with Majors, and peels back the character she plays on the legal drama from Raamla Mohamed Hunter.
The international rollout, including in the U.K., is looking to drive more digital subscribers as traditional cable TV revenue drops.
'Live from the Orange Carpet: WNBA Finals' will bring E!'s flagship live coverage to perhaps the biggest event in USA Sports' calendar, with Lilly Singh set to host.
In an expected development, shareholders for both Fox Corp. and Roku voted to approve Fox’s $22 billion acquisition of the streaming-video platform company. At separate special meetings of shareholders Wednesday to vote on the deal, the majority of shares owned by Fox Corp. and Roku investors were i
According to Page Six, the actor attended ABC's dance competition with his wife and their two daughters as a guest of "longtime family friend" Julianne Hough, months after settling the 'It Ends With Us' lawsuit.
YouTube will label AI-generated songs across its main website and YouTube Music, the latest service to publicly mark tracks as not produced by humans. “Generative AI is opening up new ways for artists to create, experiment, and share music,” YouTube said in a blog post on Wednesday. “As these tools
As a filmmaker, Markus Schleinzer owes much to his 17-year career as a casting director. “Directing a movie and being a casting director are quite similar jobs,” he tells Variety. Both require making the right choices under pressure and persuading others to believe in them. For a casting director, t
Sally Rooney is sticking to her guns. The Irish author behind the bestselling novels “Conversations with Friends” and “Normal People” — the latter adapted into an award-winning miniseries that launched the careers of Paul Mescal and Daisy Edgar-Jones — has claimed spoken out about being forced to no
Abel Ferrara recalls how Christopher Walken’s last-minute exit nearly derailed his 1992 classic, now streaming on the Criterion Channel.
Move over, The Night Agent. Netflix has a new five-part action franchise starring Matt Damon that's officially taking over streaming charts.
During his 40-year career, he helped kickstart the MTV Video Music Awards and the ESPYs and was behind the anticipated 1987 TV special ‘Return to the Titanic.’
Stephen King's dark horror series with shades of Stranger Things is officially returning for Season 2, just not in 2026.