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YouTube has evolved to become a significant partner for brands and retailers aiming to get in front of consumers during the holiday shopping season.

The Pentagon criticizes Netflix's programming and leadership when asked about 'Boots,' a new series about a closeted gay teen who joins the Marines in the 1990s.

Oscar-nominated actor Samantha Eggar has died at age 86. She was 'beautiful, intelligent and tough enough to be fascinatingly vulnerable,' her daughter said.

The Whittier-based organization enforces strict rules against drugs and crime. Members credit them with helping them overcome addiction, avoid incarceration and find community through fitness and punk rock.

Assembling a cast of comic aces that includes Seth Rogen, Sandra Oh and Keke Palmer, writer-director Aziz Ansari attempts a funny-but-serious American satire.

Monterey Bay Aquarium reprints a sea otter shirt Taylor Swift wears in 'The Official Release Party of a Showgirl' and quickly raises millions for marine conservation.

Director Richard Linklater reunites with his star of nine movies for a one-room portrait of art-making and insecurity that both seem to have been working toward.

Apple and Formula 1 announced a five-year partnership that will bring F1 content to Apple TV in the U.S., following the success of last summer's film, "F1 The Movie" starring Brad Pitt.

Director Geeta Gandbhir explains how the killing of a family friend led to her riveting new Netflix documentary 'The Perfect Neighbor.'

Cooper Raiff's 'Hal & Harper' took a winding road from creation to the screen, and it will finally be available to stream Sunday on Mubi after premiering at Sundance earlier this year.

In 'Bad Bad Girl,' Gish Jen attempts to reconstruct her mother's life from wealthy childhood in China to scrappy immigrant existence in the United States.

Gustavo Dudamel finished his final fall appearances with the L.A. Phil, including performances of massive works as well as with D Smoke at a YOLA street festival and finally at the "Gustavo's Fiesta" gala

CBS' 'Boston Blue' reflects the life of co-creator Brandon Sonnier, who converted to Judaism after getting injured in a horrific on-set accident where he lost part of his leg.

'Sheriff Country,' spun off from 'Fire Country,' and 'Boston Blue,' a spinoff of the popular series 'Blue Bloods,' are built closely along the lines of their respective motherships.