Public records confirm that Tim Curry, who died at his Los Angeles home on August 25 at 80, had coronary artery disease as his cause of death, with stroke and kidney cancer
More than 180 Jewish artists, writers and faith leaders published an open letter Tuesday calling Paramount's antisemitism accusation against Mark Ruffalo an 'outrageous smear campaign' after he posted criticism of Oracle's military technology contracts with Israel.
Hollywood’s summer box office season is heading toward an unusually volatile collision between blood-soaked gaming nostalgia and high-fashion prestige entertainment, a pairing that few studio executives would have predicted even two years
Blake Lively returned to the Met Gala this week in dramatic fashion, but it was not just her sweeping Atelier Versace gown that dominated the internet. A short viral clip from the
The Walt Disney Company delivered its clearest sign yet that the turbulence surrounding Hollywood’s streaming revolution may finally be entering a new phase, after the entertainment giant reported stronger-than-expected quarterly earnings and
The return of The Devil Wears Prada 2 does not behave like a conventional Hollywood sequel. It arrives instead as a cultural stress test, measuring how far media institutions, fashion power structures,
LOS ANGELES — For nearly three decades, Kate Hudson has navigated the tricky currents of Hollywood stardom with a sun-drenched, bohemian ease that feels almost antithetical to the industry’s relentless machinery. But
Blackmagic Design has long been synonymous with high-end color grading in Hollywood. But with the release of DaVinci Resolve 21, the company is now making its boldest attempt yet to disrupt a
Lena Dunham’s Famesick Reopens Hollywood’s Most Uneasy Working Relationship With Adam Driver A new memoir from Lena Dunham, Famesick, has reignited one of television’s most closely examined creative partnerships, drawing renewed scrutiny
At the Coachella Valley Music and Arts Festival 2026, where spectacle is often measured in scale, surprise and sonic precision, Justin Bieber delivered something altogether different: a performance that replaced choreography and
Hollywood’s labor wars, once defined by brinkmanship and bruising shutdowns, have taken a sharply pragmatic turn. The Writers Guild of America’s 2026 contract deal with major studios is not a victory lap.
The sentencing of Jasveen Sangha — the woman prosecutors branded the “Ketamine Queen” — lands like a thunderclap across Hollywood, a rare moment when the industry’s shadow economy is dragged into the
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