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Michael Wright, an actor who trained with Lee Strasberg and starred in cult classic films "The Five Heartbeats" and "Sugarhill," as well as the groundbreaking prestige prison drama "Oz," has died.

With more than 100 credits to her name, Bunny Levine considered herself one of "the most energetic and agile" older actors around.

Shelley Fabares acted for decades, playing characters who were unusually reflective, like her Mary Stone in 'The Donna Reed Show,' or mature like her Christine in 'Coach.'

The group urged California Atty. Gen. Rob Bonta to continue his fight to block David Ellison's $111-billion deal, saying it would have a "devastating and unacceptable impact on Latinos."

Forget the celebrity rumors. Rachel Cusk's new book, 'Life of M,' reveals how all of us now navigate the uncanny gap between public and private personas.

A former child actor alleges that she was 'repeatedly raped and abused' by an adult while working on the Disney Channel movie 'The Poof Point.'

Bret Michaels has canceled his remaining 2026 concerts after doctors advised more rest and recovery from recent surgeries following his comeback show.

Mychal Threets, the cheery host of 'Reading Rainbow,' told fans on social media, 'Today I am safe, I'm believing that is enough,' after he checked into a hospital for his mental health.

We ranked performances we saw at Just Like Heaven, featuring acts including the Strokes and LCD Soundsystem.

Paramount-Warner Bros. merger talked delayed as California's Atty. Gen. Rob Bonta accuses studio of 'playing games.'

Prince Harry and Meghan Markle are reportedly returning to British soil along with their two children starting this month. Here's why they left in the first place.

Boy band Santos Bravos, whose members hail from the U.S., Brazil, Mexico, Peru and Puerto Rico, won over the crowd at this year's KCON.

California lawmakers are weighing AB 2319, a tax credit aimed at bringing film and TV post-production work — editing, sound, VFX, music — back to the state as jobs move overseas.

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