The Nielsen numbers for the Olympic Games have been trending downward for years—but Savannah Guthrie, Hoda Kotb, and newly crowned executive producer Libby Leist are ready for their trip to Pyeongchang.
“You start to convince yourself to stay in the safe lane,” says the actress, who made waves in American Beauty and American Pie. “And then—whether you want to call it age or whatever—I just didn’t give a shit anymore.”
He pines for old campaign hands Jason Miller, Corey Lewandowski, and David Bossie—but will Ivanka have the final say?
The world has changed dramatically since the makeover hit’s Bush-era heyday—but Michael Williams and David Collins think their creation might be more relevant than ever.
Michael Horowitz, the Justice Department’s I.G., is a famously straight shooter—so everyone is on edge about where his report may ricochet.
Markle’s T.V. dad shares how he said goodbye on set.
The Black-ish star has a few recommendations for L.A. visitors, from avoiding tourist-trap Runyon Canyon and traffic on the 405, to where to shop and work out.
The Stranger Things actor will join Greenpeace on a trip to the globe’s literal Upside Down.
Love is in the air...
Members of Trump’s legal team are concerned the president will perjure himself if he speaks to the special prosecutor.
Members of Trump’s legal team are concerned the president will perjure himself if he speaks to the special prosecutor.
The actor and avid art collector has gotten on board with Magnus, an art app that calls itself “Shazam for art.”
Mike Pence is the opener, but Ivanka? Ivanka is the closer.
The director also explained why he spit on the actress and choked her for scenes in Kill Bill.
The Oscar winner told a winning anecdote about an early encounter with a fortune teller at Monday’s AARP Movies for Grownups Awards.
According to Page Six, it’s still a bunch of he-said, he-said.
In November, a stylist accused the morning show host of inappropriate behavior; an independent review found the claims to be unsubstantiated. In an op-ed, Seacrest writes, “we must find a way to ensure that everyone. . . is given the opportunity for a swift and fair review.”
Kobe Bryant, Timothée Chalamet, Mary J. Blige and Oscar nominees gather as Academy decries, "Hollywood’s worst abuses are being jackhammered into oblivion"
The English-American actor, who won a Tony in 1986, passed away on Sunday.
While Mick Mulvaney treats Equifax to a hot stone massage.
Is it 10? One thousand? Or is James Comey more of a King George?
“They certainly didn’t seem to love our country very much.”
Thurman told The New York Times that Quentin Tarantino coerced her into driving the car, even though she was worried it might be unsafe.
Crafting the Netflix series took massive sets, a 50-foot crane on a gondola, and—one cast member jokingly suggests—C.G.I. abs on Joel Kinnaman.
The letter calls Recording Academy president Neil Portnow’s “step up” comment “emblematic of a much larger issue with the N.A.R.A.S. organization.”