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YouTube TV's 10 million customers will regain access to ESPN, ABC and other Disney-owned channels after the two television titans agreed on a new distribution contract.

A man who grabbed Ariana Grande after jumping a barricade at the Singapore premiere of "Wicked: For Good" has been charged with being a public nuisance.

A documentary that arrives with an unavoidable sadness, Sepideh Farsi's film is a tribute to the chatty, upbeat spirit of its late subject, Fatma Hassona.

Starring Umberto Orsini and Ydalie Turk as grandfather and granddaughter, this obvious if sturdy Italian family drama takes inspiration from real-life truffle gatherers.

Tyler, the Creator's Camp Flog Gnaw music festival is being pushed back a week because of the rain in Los Angeles.

AI-generated 'artists' such as Breaking Rust and Xania Monet suggest one doesn't even need to be human to succeed in R&B or country music.

Nicolas Cage and Noah Jupe star in an inept, unscary horror film that takes as its inspiration a lesser-known gospel that purports Jesus' eventful childhood.

After moving the ceremony to Netflix, the Screen Actors Guild is rebranding its annual prizes as the Actor Awards, the guild announced Friday.

In Disney+'s new holiday movie, the Jonas Brothers take trains, planes and automobiles in an attempt to get home for Christmas, reconciling their differences in the process.

Whitesnake singer David Coverdale is hanging up his 'platform shoes and skin-tight jeans' after a 50-year career with the band he founded plus Deep Purple and Jimmy Page.

Netflix's 'The Beast in Me' and Prime Video's 'Malice' may not have huge twists, but good writing and fine performances make both very watchable.

Last seen nearly a decade ago, the crime-busting magician franchise gets juiced with younger cast members and a flagrant disregard for actual sleight of hand.

Cardi B announces the arrival of her son with Stefon Diggs. The baby news arrived along with video of the rapper showing off her snatched post-baby waistline.

Director Noah Baumbach's emotional story of a longtime celebrity on a journey of self-discovery is much more than a depiction of Hollywood narcissism.