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Bestselling romantasy author Sarah J. Maas revealed the titles, covers and release dates for the next installments in her hit ACOTAR series.

In a video posted on his YouTube channel Monday, the ESPN sports commentator called the 'Thumbs Down' award given by the National Assn. of Black Journalists 'beneath the organization.'

Marvel Studios' 'Ghost Rider' reboot, starring Ryan Gosling as the fiery supernatural motorcyclist, will hit theaters July 28, 2028.

The trial of the alleged mastermind behind the killing of famed rapper and actor Tupac Shakur got underway in Las Vegas, with prosecutors alleging the shooting was the culmination of a gang rivalry and fight at the MGM Grand.

The actor, who died Sunday at 36, began her acting career at an early age with memorable roles in 'Remember the Titans,' 'Heroes' and the video game franchise 'Kingdom Hearts.'

In a statement published to Perez Hilton's website, his family shared that the 48-year-old is "continuing in an inpatient setting under the care of a dedicated team of medical and mental health professionals."

Hayden Panettiere, the accomplished former child actor known for roles in 'Ice Princess' and 'Heroes,' died Sunday at age 36. Her Hollywood peers remembered her career on social media.

KCON brings fans together through K-pop, K-beauty and Korean culture, creating a community for fans from across the country.

Tech scion David Ellison's company wants the coalition of 12 states and the WGA to cover the 'ticking fees' that Paramount could incur due to Warner deal delays

The actor joined The Envelope to discuss working with legends like Gary Oldman, Jonathan Pryce and Kristin Scott Thomas on Apple TV's spy series.

The Womack Sisters grew up touring the world, absorbing global sounds as nieces of Bobby Womack and granddaughters of Sam Cooke, and forged a genre-blurring musical identity.

Creator Steven Conrad and stars Jason Bateman, Linda Cardellini and David Harbour on 'the razor's edge' that was making 'DTF St. Louis.'

As Disney looks to keep fans engaged, the company increasingly is turning to a video game technology across its theme parks and film and TV production.