The Hollywood Foreign Press Association issued its first statement Thursday about a confounding Drew Barrymore interview written by a former president in EgyptAir’s in-flight magazine.
The palace has released the details of the jam-packed 16-day tour.
Can’t tell a TARDIS from a Dalek? Here’s everything you need to know.
Creator and star Nick Kroll appeared on the Vanity Fair podcast In the Limelight to discuss how Donald Trump, Fargo, and his therapist impacted the Netflix comedy’s new season.
Only one American broadcaster will show the year’s second, major royal wedding.
There was already a crisis of bad faith surrounding the F.B.I., and how the White House has manhandled the Mueller probe. Now, as senators pore over the Kavanaugh Report, the bureau is being thrust into the spotlight again.
Meghan will be making some solo engagements.
The drag queen and dance instructor also known as Justin Johnson has something for everyone in his new Netflix show.
In Tamara Jenkins’s Private Life, Kathryn Hahn tackles a story rarely told in pop culture, the tragicomedy of the fertility march.
The new NBC sitcom is my life (sort of). So why does watching it feel, well, bad?
The Nebraska senator’s public agonizing over Brett Kavanaugh is symptomatic of the political no-man’s-land in which moderate Republicans have carved out a wretched existence in Trump’s Washington.
The actor’s name was being advertised along with an Athens event that he is not attending.
The crisis-communications expert, who often acted like the lone adult in the West Wing, pivots from vaporizing unwanted headlines to, well, vaping.
As long as it doesn’t completely fall apart in the middle.
The violent Paramount series was shelved months ago, but—in a total Veronica move—it’s coming back from the dead.
Terry Crews, Michael Gaston, and Alex Winter on sharing their experiences with sexual harassment and assault—and the unique challenges of navigating the movement as a male survivor.
Trump, the mad puppet master of identity politics, understood that Kavanaugh is a proxy for precisely the sort of voter who swept him into office: a white, fiftysomething man, furious that what he feels is owed to him might be slipping away. But the “Kavanaugh bump” with G.O.P. voters may be short-lived.
Manhattan prosecutors are asking for the maximum sentence.
Watch Azealia Banks’s Instagram for what might happen next.
The former Daily Show host is getting back in the director’s chair to make an original political satire, titled Irresistible.
In the wake of the Kavanaugh hearings, and on the eve of #MeToo’s anniversary, a tide might be changing: “Women’s anger could make for good television.”
“I was just believing my own hype, thinking that I was super awesome.”
The series is titled The Mandalorian—and although it’s not about the franchise’s most famous Mandalorian mercenary, it will give fans a close look at one of Star Wars’ most fascinating cultures.
The actress has reportedly been sprung from detention, and now has to pay a staggering bill for as much as $129 million. Meanwhile, fellow Chinese stars are rushing to get their ducks in a row.
On The Late Show, the comedian said he and his colleagues had previously approached CBS about talent executive Vincent “Vinnie” Favale’s allegedly inappropriate behavior, initially to no avail.