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Whitney Leavitt says Season 5 of 'The Secret Lives of Mormon Wives' will be her last. She didn't envision her path to fame would be through the reality series, but said she wouldn't change a thing.

FX released on Tuesday a surprise flashback episode of 'The Bear,' written by Jon Bernthal and Ebon Moss-Bachrach, who star as cousins Mikey and Richie on a road trip to Gary, Ind.

Artists like Paris Hilton and Kim Petras might be making an appearance at your local AMC. With interactive technology, the theater chain is introducing a new type of live concert experience.

Officials reveal the cause of death for Nicholas Brendon, the 'Buffy the Vampire Slayer' actor who died in March at age 54. He was suffering from multiple health issues.

CBS' 'Tracker' is set to earn $48 million in tax credits after relocating its production to California.

After a stellar career at USC, pitcher Chris Clarke toiled for six years in baseball's minor leagues. The Savannah Bananas have given him a delightful next chapter.

In a poignant new novel, the Pulitzer Prize-winning author of "Olive Kitteridge" explores the limits of human connection and the weight of unspoken truths.

Together with the Performance Art Museum, six artists staged their covers in honor of the magazine, which ran from 1978 to 1997.

Jeff Bezos' participation in this year's Met Gala sparked protests that threatened to overshadow the event itself.

Anna Konkle spent years portraying a version of her younger self on screen. In her new memoir "The Sane One," she finally addresses the parts of her history that didn't fit into a sitcom.

Moments that stand out from the 2025-2026 Broadway season include two performances by Laurie Metcalf, a radical reframing of 'Cats' and John Lithgow's towering performance in 'Giant.'

Kid Cudi has fired M.I.A. as the opener on his Rebel Ragers tour following backlash over onstage comments in Dallas, where she appeared to accuse audience members of being in the country illegally.