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The latest "FBI" spinoff stars Tom Ellis and Nick Gehlfuss as a pair of agents with clashing personalities forced to work together.

'Elio's' Domee Shi and Madeline Sharafian discuss how they put their stamp on Pixar's Oscar-nominated animated feature, from sci-fi inspirations to a new aspect ratio.

In the last of three shorts roundups ahead of the March 15 ceremony, we profile this year's Oscar nominees for documentary short.

Pam Abdy and Michael De Luca expect to stay on at the studio if Netflix's acquisition goes through. Their 2025 slate's world-beating Oscar haul is a strong point in their favor.

Anderson .Paak directed and starred in "K-Pops!" with his son Soul, a film rooted in their pandemic effort to reconnect through K-pop obsession. It debuts in L.A. theaters Tuesday.

As streaming continues to dominate the film and TV industry, many Gen Z movie watchers are opting out and choosing physical formats instead.

'A Knight of the Seven Kingdoms' showrunner Ira Parker discusses the finale, adapting 'Dunk and Egg,' working with George R.R. Martin and what to expect for Season 2.

An upset for leading actor jolted excitement into the proceedings, proving a highlight of a smoothly run ceremony, which was televised on the BBC with cuts.

Snoop Dogg enjoys spreading cheer at the Olympics on behalf of NBC and has big goals for 2028 when his hometown hosts the Games.

Conan O'Brien breaks his silence on the death of his friends Rob and Michele Reiner, who were stabbed to death hours after attending a holiday party at the comedian's house.

After he was rejected by his mother, the struggles and triumphs of Punch, a baby monkey in a Japanese zoo, have become a viral sensation.

Treats in small packages await the curious as the academy nominates five worthy shorts each in live-action, documentary and animation. Here's a guide to help you win your Oscar pool.

The actor shared a touching message to his two teenage daughters in an interview released on Netflix hours after his death, part of the docuseries 'Famous Last Words.'

Lesley Manville and Ciarán Hinds play a couple trapped in stasis, one with trauma embedded in its past, in a movie based on Bernard MacLaverty's novel.

Japan's highest-grossing live-action movie of all time, the hit drama goes into lavish detail on the art of kabuki performance, as well as decades of rivalry.