Electronic Arts Makes Push for Ad Dollars Tied to Sports
Electronic Arts Makes Push for Ad Dollars Tied to Sports
Korea’s Showbox Teams With ReelShort to Co-Produce Microdramas
Korean studio Showbox teams with ReelShort to develop exclusive microdramas for the platform's 70 million global users.
Why ‘The Walking Dead: Dead City’ Is the Perfect Opener for Monte-Carlo TV Festival: ‘It’s a True Cultural Phenomenon’
Monte Carlo TV Fest directors Cécile Menoni and Laurent Puons talk digital content, explain why ‘The Walking Dead: Dead City’ is the perfect opener
Jessie Mei Li, Karina Lam, Chris Pang and Toby Stephens on the Rich and Restless in Hong Kong Glamour Drama ‘The Season’: ‘They’re All Human Beings Who Are Terrified’
The cast of Hulu's 'The Season' discuss acting challenges, Hong Kong as a character, and what's next after the six-episode drama.
White House UFC Fighter Josh Hokit Shouts ‘Michelle Obama Is a Man’ in Post-Match Interview
After his fight during Sunday night's UFC Freedom 250 event on the White House lawn, Josh Hokit insulted former First Lady Michelle Obama.
Rainn Wilson Claims ‘The Office’ Was too ‘Inappropriate’ to Be Made Today, Seemingly Forgetting About Peacock Sequel ‘The Paper’
Rainn Wilson says 'The Office' was too 'inappropriate' to be made today.
Jimmy Kimmel Wishes Donald Trump Happy Birthday With Jeffrey Epstein-Inspired Birthday Card
Jimmey Kimmel wished Trump a happy birthday with an Epstein-inspired birthday card.
Alessandro Nivola on Playing Calvin Klein in ‘Love Story’ and the Todd Haynes Movie He Says Could’ve Won Michelle Williams an Oscar
Alessandro Nivola on playing Calvin Klein in FX's "Love Story," the Todd Haynes movie that fell apart and finally entering the awards conversation.
Zeeko Zaki on Whether Dick Wolf Would Make a Show About ICE – and Leading ‘FBI’ as an Arab-American Muslim: ‘I’m Still the Only One’
Zeeko Zaki opens up about leading ‘FBI’ as an Arab-American Muslim, wonders if acclaimed producer Dick Wolf would make a show about ICE.
Walk on the Wild Side: Comedy Series Like ‘Matlock’ and ‘The ’Burbs’ Star Funny Women in Dark Situations
From ‘The ‘Burbs’ to ‘Matlock,’ this year’s comedies shine a light on women in darker roles.