‘Broken Sword’ Movie in the Works From Live-Action ‘Beauty and the Beast’ Screenwriter, Story Kitchen (EXCLUSIVE)
A film adaptation of mystery-adventure video game franchise "Broken Sword" is being developed by Story Kitchen
Marcia Gay Harden to Mothers Who Don’t Accept Their LGBTQ Children: ‘You’re Making a Great Big Mistake’
Marcia Gay Harden said mothers who don't accept their queer children are making a "great big mistake" while being honored by the Los Angeles LGBT Center.
Hayden Panettiere Details Milo Ventimiglia Relationship, Her Mother’s Controlling Nature, Depression and Domestic Abuse in ‘This Is Me’ Memoir
Hayden Panettiere's new book, "This Is Me," reflects on her relationship with Milo Ventimiglia, her mother, postpartum depression, abuse and more.
Jeff Foxworthy Readies Fox Nation Comedy Special
Jeff Foxworthy Readies Fox Nation Comedy Special
‘South Park’ Season 29 Sets Fall Premiere Date
'South Park' Season 29 will premiere on Sept. 16 on Comedy Central — and on Paramount+ the next day.
U.K.-Asian Romance ‘My Indian Boyfriend’ Taps Sushant Shekhar, Reveals Cast at Cannes Market (EXCLUSIVE)
Sushant Shekhar leads the cast of the Leicester-set U.K. remake, joined by Malaysian actor Chacko George Vadaketh.
‘Star Wars: The Mandalorian and Grogu’ Review: An Efficient Adventure That Only Pretends to Be a Real ‘Star Wars’ Movie. Maybe That’s a Good Thing
Jon Favreau directs a big-budget movie with a tidy small-screen consciousness. But maybe that's what "Star Wars" now is.
Adam Driver and James Gray on Sneaking Out of the ‘Paper Tiger’ Cannes Premiere and How Hollywood Abuses Artists: ‘The System Is Designed to Humiliate You’
Adam Driver and James Gray talk about the Cannes premiere of 'Paper Tiger' and how Hollywood abuses artists.
‘Law & Order Toronto: Criminal Intent’ Adds Luke Kirby to Season 4, Aden Young Exits Series
"Law & Order Toronto: Criminal Intent" is bringing in Luke Kirby for Season 4 -- and saying goodbye to original star Aden Young
Yukiko Sode on Cannes Un Certain Regard Title ‘All the Lovers in the Night’: ‘Two People on the Margins of the World’
Director discusses adapting Mieko Kawakami's novel, casting overlooked characters, and finding singular love amid social norms.