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Apple TV's 'Mayday' mashes the Cold War with 'Top Gun' and every buddy adventure-comedy you've ever loved and serves it up with stars who appear to be having as much fun as audiences will.

As traditional film and TV production keeps shrinking in Los Angeles, YouTube creators are expanding into Burbank's soundstages.

After President Trump threw his support behind an effort for a national film tax credit, Hollywood is hopeful that a lifeline could finally be on its way.

'David Lynch: L.A.' at Pace will bring together 35 works from five series made between 1979 and 2008. The opening marks the first show devoted solely to the filmmaker's photography practice in L.A., and is the first exhibition in his adopted city since his death in 2025.

On Tuesday, A.B. Quintanilla III, brother of the late singer Selena Quintanilla, claimed that there is a lawsuit involving Suzette Quintanilla Arriaga, as well as "facts and circumstances" related to their father, Abraham Quintanilla Jr.

Carla Jeffery, who played Bree in Disney's 'Zombies,' has died. She launched her actor career at 12 and appeared in shows including "iCarly," "Curb Your Enthusiasm" and "Good Luck Charlie."

Jim Thornton, the longtime announcer for the popular game show 'Wheel of Fortune,' has been suspended following unspecified allegations.

Dolly Parton's Hollywood Walk of Fame star was found scratched and marred just days after her death at 80, stunning fans who arrived to lay flowers in tribute.

John Horhn, mayor of Jackson, Miss., said of Wilson that "Jackson has lost an extraordinary native daughter, and the world has lost a singular musical voice."

The official cause of death for Tim Curry, the beloved actor known for roles in 'The Rocky Horror Picture Show' and 'It,' has come to light. He died last week at 80.

Former mumblecore auteur Joe Swanberg makes a welcome return in a shaggy, realistic rom-com about jealousy and poor judgment starring Dakota Fanning.

Lucas Museum of Narrative Art co-founders George Lucas and Mellody Hobson spoke Wednesday at the press preview for the new museum. "This one almost broke my will," Lucas said.

'Dancing With the Stars' unveiled its latest lineup of celebrity contestants. Jenna Dewan, Ciara Miller, Maura Higgins and Harry Shum Jr. are among the stars competing for the Mirrorball trophy.

The K-pop boy band is on tour for the first time since its seven members completed their mandatory South Korean military service.