Brittany Snow, Ava Phillippe, Dave Grohl, Alexandra Shipp and More Celeb Photos at Mother Store Opening in Beverly Hills
Check out Brittany Snow, Dave Grohl, Ava Phillippe and more at the Mother store opening in Beverly Hills.
Check out Brittany Snow, Dave Grohl, Ava Phillippe and more at the Mother store opening in Beverly Hills.
"I Love LA" has added five guest stars for its upcoming second season.
Awards Circuit Podcast: We look back 20 years to 2006, when '24' won the last outstanding drama series Emmy for broadcast network TV.
The FX Gen Z hangout sitcom 'Adults' finds its footing in a much-improved Season 2 driven by cast chemistry.
Independent Film Company has acquired "Tangles," the hand-drawn Cannes animated feature for an Oscar-qualifying run.
Check out Brittany Snow, Dave Grohl, Ava Phillippe and more at the Mother store opening…
Gene Shalit, the bushy-haired mustachioed television personality who reviewed books and movies on "The Today Show" for 40 years, has died at 100.
"Lilo & Stitch" co-creator Chris Sanders, who also voices Stitch, will direct Disney's forthcoming live-action sequel.
News anchor Bill Ritter is exiting his role at WABC-TV's 6 p.m. "News Anchor Job "Eyewitness News" after being diagnosed with early stage Alzheimer's.
'The Furious' is filled with epic martial arts sequences. Here's how the creative team filmed all of the action.
'Open Door,' Kevin Cate's viral short with nearly 15 million views online, will be adapted into a feature-length film through a six-figure deal.
The DGA deal includes a provision limiting TV actors and others from working as directors on shows, meant to preserve jobs for career directors.
Kieron Moore stars in "Blue Film" as a cam boy who discovers that he's been booked for an in-person session by a man from his past.
The sixth episode of 'Dutton Ranch,' 'A Cowboy Saint,' features bullets flying and some surprising action in the bedroom.
Peter Lord and David Sproxton have been knighted, while Helen Mirren and Dexter Fletcher have also been honored
"Stop That Train" producers Fenton Bailey and Randy Barbato hope their silly disaster spoof brings joy to movie audiences.