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Walt Disney Co. has picked up a vocal ally in its fight against the Federal Communications Commission: one of the panel's three commissioners.

For the first time since visionary artist Robert Wilson's death in July, his work is being produced simultaneously at Houston Grand Opera ('Messiah') and BAM ('Moby Dick').

The Grammy-winning singer-songwriter discusses her dual memoir and album release, "Norteña," which features collaborations with Natalia Lafourcade, Yahritza y Su Esencia, Meme del Real and Bronco.

Series creator Doug Ellin, star Adrian Grenier and more reflect on the HBO comedy's 'heist' of the 'Ocean's 13' premiere at Cannes, 'one of the more audacious half-hour shoots, ever.'

As film production goes global, many nations seek to balance benefit to the local film community with investment from abroad. 'Cultural tests' for incentives can help.

Thanks to technology, international production and audiences unafraid of subtitles, top casting directors can now find talent just about anywhere. Here's how they do it.

You've seen them alongside luminaries such as Jafar Panahi, Marlee Matlin and Jacques Audiard. Now it's time for six interpreters to have their own turn in the spotlight.

Before sitting down for an interview on a recent afternoon, BNYX insisted on a tour of his Hollywood studio to highlight all the carefully curated items he's procured for his workspace.

With streamers pulling back from a post-pandemic boom, Nigeria's film industry is looking to theatrical moviegoing, training programs and state support to keep leveling up.

Film critic Amy Nicholson and film editor Joshua Rothkopf discuss the festival's muted American presence, the likeliest awards contenders and more in their Cannes preview.

At 76, the Spanish auteur arrives in Cannes with an autofictional new film, 'Bitter Christmas,' and the luxury of speaking his mind. Our columnist talks with Almodóvar, uncensored.

Background actor Nick Pasqual has been convicted of attempted murder of his ex-girlfriend, Allie Shehorn, in May 2024. He will be sentenced in June.

The Nicaraguan-born commentator has been the most ubiquitous Republican critic of President Trump on "The View," CNN's "NewsNight" and a new digital offering "Bleep! With Ana Navarro."

The Wende Museum of the Cold War announced a $16-million expansion in Hawthorne , featuring a new research institute and a "living archive."