India’s Yash Raj Films Launches Raah Records With Aman Single ‘Jaadugari’ (EXCLUSIVE)
India's Yash Raj Films launches Raah Records, a new label and incubator for independent artists, debuting with Aman's single 'Jaadugari.'
Geno Segers Apologizes For Transgender Comments After ‘Hadestown’ Exit: ‘I Recognize the Impact of My Statements’
Geno Segers apologized after facing backlash over resurfaced social media comments about the transgender community.
‘Ice Cream Man’ Review: Eli Roth’s Children-of-the-Damned Splatter Movie Is No Treat
The title psycho serves children demonic ice cream that turns them into zombie slashers. But it's a one-joke piece of shock theater.
Mary Rivera, ‘Spider-Man: No Way Home’ Actress, Dies at 82
Mary Rivera, who played Ned's grandmother in 'Spider-Man: No Way Home,' has died. She was 82.
‘The Devil Wears Prada 2’ Hits 15.2 Million Views in Five Days on Streaming, Disney’s Biggest Live-Action Movie Premiere Since ‘Deadpool & Wolverine’
'The Devil Wears Prada 2' is Disney's biggest live-action movie debut on streaming since 'Deadpool & Wolverine,' hitting 15.2 million views in five days.
CBS Orders Comedy Pilot ‘Hilda! (In Lights!)’ About 70-Year-Old Woman Pursuing Broadway Dreams
CBS has given a pilot order to Abbey Caldwell's 'Hilda! (In Lights!)' about a 70-year-old woman who moves to New York to pursue Broadway.
Anya Taylor-Joy Says ‘Women Don’t Method Act Because We Have Things to Take Care of and Can’t Lose Our Minds’ or Be ‘Assholes’ on Set
Anya Taylor-Joy says women do not Method act like their male counterparts have the opportunity to do.
Dick Clark Productions Launches DCP Studios to Expand Content and Creative Capabilities
Dick Clark Productions has established DCP Studios, a new unit designed to expand the company's content capabilities around its major franchises.
Charlize Theron and Matt Damon Premiere ‘The Odyssey’ in Seoul, Madonna and Kylie Minogue Perform at WorldPride in Amsterdam and More Red Carpet Photos: August 2026
Check out the best celebrity red carpet and event photos of August 2026.
Why Parents Are Still Afraid of Video Games After 50 Years and How a Gaming Nonprofit’s New Workshops Are Trying to Help
It's been nearly six decades since the first mainstream video games came out and parents are just as worried about kids gaming now as they were then.