Entertainment

007 First Light redefines game tutorials by seamlessly integrating them into the narrative, enhancing player engagement and storytelling.

Tessa Thompson, Katie Aselton, Amy Baer, and Raamla Mohamed Hunter join Women In Film's 2026 Board of Directors.

Zac Efron will star in and executive produce HBO and A24's "Angel Heart" drama series, based on the "Falling Angel" novel.

Chrissy Metz, known for 'This Is Us,' will make her Broadway debut as Angélique in '& Juliet' from June 18 to September 13.

The AI-generated film 'Dreams of Violets,' depicting Iran's protest killings, will premiere at Tribeca Festival, costing only $2,000 to produce.

YouTube Premium rolls out an audio-first "on-the-go mode" for podcasts on Android, with iOS support coming soon.

Sarah Michelle Gellar and Freddie Prinze Jr. listed their 7,300-square-foot Los Angeles home for $10.5 million.

Maika Monroe stars as a nightmare nanny in 'Victorian Psycho,' a gruesome horror-comedy that fails to be frightening or funny.

Married at First Sight UK insiders claim the show had an unhealthy focus on sex and a toxic culture.

A list ranks the 20 best and most terrifying film corridor scenes, including a kickboxing assassin fight from a dark comedy.

HBO's "Hacks" redefined creative success over five seasons, exploring the multifaceted nature of achievement and ambition.

HGTV star Alison Victoria bought a Las Vegas villa, planning a forever future there with her boyfriend after leaving Chicago.

Wedding planners Marcy Blum and Melissa Sullivan reveal trade secrets, etiquette, and curious requests on The Run-Through podcast.

Derek Yee and Keane T.K. Wong's Hong Kong drama 'Afterpiece' will world premiere as the opening film of the 28th Shanghai International Film Festival.

Folk singer Joan Baez urged pop stars to engage in political activism on Julia Louis-Dreyfus' podcast, encouraging them to "take that little step."

Sam Campbell's new absurdist comedy on Channel 4 transforms ordinary people's bizarre movie dreams into strange, snake-filled reality.

Square Enix has restarted development on Dragon Quest XII: Beyond Dreams, renaming the highly anticipated RPG sequel after a team reshuffle.

A weekly sports quiz challenges readers on recent events, including a notable overhead kick featured on a new £20 note.

Sofia Coppola produces Andrew Durham's directorial debut, Fairyland, a film memoir about a girl raised by her gay father in 1970s San Francisco.

ABC News secured eight News Emmy wins, including outstanding live news program for 'World News Tonight,' while Nat Geo earned seven.

Steven Spielberg warns Hollywood against using AI as the final creative word, emphasizing its limitations in artistic endeavors.

Olivia Rodrigo defended her fashion choices, stating women shouldn't be blamed for others sexualizing them.

Elisabeth Moss and creator discuss Agnes' twist and Daisy's parentage in "The Testaments" Season 1 finale, with Season 2 planned.

Gayle King revealed Oprah Winfrey refused to publicly deny rumors of their romantic relationship on her show, which used to bother King.

Apple TV's new Australian thriller 'Last Seen,' starring Patrick Brammall, premieres September 9 with two episodes.

Sueños Festival celebrated its fifth year in Chicago, drawing over 50,000 fans with top Latin artists like J Balvin and Fuerza Regida.

Washington D.C. will host a FIFA World Cup 2026 Fan Zone on the National Mall from June 11 to July 19.

"007 First Flight," a new James Bond origin story game, has launched, featuring an original theme by Lana Del Rey and David Arnold.

Byron Allen now owns BuzzFeed, aiming to transform it into a free-streaming platform that rivals YouTube.

Matthew Perry's assistant, Kenneth Iwamasa, received 41 months in prison for his role in the actor's fatal ketamine overdose.