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From Tejano star Bobby Pulido to former Prada model Rob Sand, elected officials with creative backgrounds are bringing a splash of art to Congress and statehouses.

The senator-elect of Texas made a surprise appearance on 'Saturday Night Live,' sending a message directly to President Trump about working together for Americans.

Lloyd's playing in Television fulfilled the genre's promises of swaggering virtuosity and restless re-invention.

The girlfriend of Vince Neil, lead singer of heavy metal band Mötley Crüe, was arrested on a charge of domestic assault.

Martha Stewart says she was 'making a joke' when she blamed 'Today' show's Craig Melvin for her controversial Halloween costume.

For the team behind 'North of North,' shooting in the Canadian Arctic requires creativity, determination and a lot of jumping jacks. They wouldn't have it any other way.

This prize-winning documentary by directors Jack Weisman and Gabriela Osio Vanden details the connection between climate change and the food chain.

An impulsive call to the police deepens the stakes of a family's fragile situation as an elder's independence is suddenly threatened by triggered protections.

Pamela Abdy received the inaugural Vanguard Award at the Women in Film Honors gala and delivered a powerful, 15-minute speech about the treatment of women in Hollywood.

Fox completed its Roku purchase Friday, ahead of a 2027 target. Roku, Tubi and Fox One now sit in a new division co-led by Anthony Wood.

Indie filmmakers Kelly O'Sullivan and Alex Thompson follow 2024's "Ghostlight" with another nuanced exploration of living with loss.

Theodore Geisel's immortal creation seems to flummox filmmakers, who overload the simplicity of the concept with too many lessons.

Siân Heder, filmmaker of the Oscar-winning "CODA," returns with another sincerely wrought story about the universal struggle for dignity and access.

The action scenes are spectacular in Takashi Yamazaki's sequel to the 2023 Oscar-winner "Godzilla Minus One," but the rest of the movie makes us feel bad for having too much fun.