Stacy Keach died on November 10 at his home in Poland, his wife said. The actor’s career ranged from Mike Hammer to Shakespeare and American History X.
Early reactions to Ti West’s Ebenezer praise Johnny Depp’s Scrooge and gothic visuals, while other critics question what the film adds to A Christmas Carol.
A federal judge in Manhattan ruled Friday that Justin Baldoni and Wayfarer Studios must pay Blake Lively's legal fees from his defeated $400 million countersuit, while denying her any damages. The ruling
NBC submitted 11 of its 20 Season 51 Saturday Night Live hosts for Emmy guest acting consideration, a significant pullback from Season 50 when all 20 hosts received Emmy submissions. Ariana Grande
Noah Wyle and Sally Field sat down for Variety and CNN’s Actors on Actors series on June 12, reconnecting more than three decades after they first worked together on ER — the
Jon Hamm has been disqualified from the Emmy guest drama actor category for his appearance in Apple TV+’s The Morning Show Season 4, after Apple TV’s awards submission team entered him in
Cardi B tops the 2026 BET Awards field with six nominations — including a nod in the inaugural Fashion Vanguard Award — as Kendrick Lamar and Mariah the Scientist trail with five
Ariana Grande launched the Brighter Days Ahead Foundation on June 12, 2026, with four distinct funds supporting LGBTQ+ rights, mental health access, arts education, and emergency community relief — naming the initiative
Steven Spielberg’s sci-fi thriller Disclosure Day opened to an estimated $44 million domestically on its debut weekend, surpassing Ready Player One to mark the best original-film opening of his Amblin career —
Taylor Swift has required all 1,100-plus guests at her July 3 wedding to Travis Kelce at Madison Square Garden to sign iron-clad NDAs — but the couple is reportedly already disappointed that
Olivia Rodrigo released her third studio album, You Seem Pretty Sad for a Girl So in Love, on June 12, 2026, through Geffen Records. Produced once again by Dan Nigro — her
The Directors Guild of America's new four-year deal limits actors and other non-directors from picking up directing slots on the shows they work on, the union's central response to a forty-percent drop
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