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With Emmy nominations for 'All Her Fault' and 'Margo's Got Money Troubles,' a new film with sister Elle and an upcoming Apple TV project, Fanning is a woman on fire.

From Betty Boop's birthday bash to a "Pee-wee's Playhouse" Christmas Special spectacular, Saturday Morning Cartoons United is looking to turn nostalgic interest into a force for good for the ailing animation industry.

One of the greatest pleasures of 2026 has been seeing Michelle Pfeiffer on our screens with more regularity. She was rewarded with an Emmy nod for 'Margo's Got Money Troubles.'

Free from the traditional New York publishing bubble, Transit Books and Unnamed Press are building creative, distinct — and flourishing — literary houses on the West Coast.

Led by Brittany Howard, the reunited soul-rock band tackles love, nature and a fraying American optimism on 'I Must Be Dreaming,' its first album in more than a decade.

CAA's chief executive warned state leaders that a corporate tax credit cap threatens the state's film and TV jobs program.

Three Emmy-nominated series visited Vegas this season, and none showed the city as we've come to expect it.

A follow-up to "Downfall: The Case Against Boeing," Kennedy's new documentary remains focused on the aerospace company but paints a broader portrait of the dangers of unfettered capitalism.

Prada. Dior. Bottega Veneta. Luxury brands are increasingly part of Hollywood's onscreen fashion. But the trend presents unique challenges for creatives.

A cool first encounter became a lasting bond for the co-stars: 'I really do love that grumpy old man,' says Sunday.

The 'Beef' creator shares the thought process behind Season 2's distinctive title cards, pairing text with masterpieces of art.

As Lumiere in "Beauty & the Beast" at the Hollywood Pantages Theatre, actor Danny Gardner must sing and dance with live flames on his hands. Here's how his 7-pound 'handlesticks' are created backstage.

The professional dancer revealed her pregnancy Monday on "Good Morning America." "You guys will definitely see a big bump," she said.

Kaia Gerber, who stars in the new FX series "The Shards," revealed that the exorcism was performed using a didgeridoo, an Aboriginal instrument.

Looking for your next group read? Readers weigh in with their book club picks featuring James Baldwin, Ray Bradbury and Salmon Rushdie, along with forgotten gems.