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The Welsh actor joins The Envelope for a conversation about his Emmy-nominated roles in 'Widow's Bay' and 'The Beast in Me.'

After a years-long legal fight, Afropunk founder James Spooner has remastered and rereleased his seminal 2003 documentary "Afro-Punk," paired with a new memoir, "It Starts With Anger."

The director is known for films like 'Alien' and 'Gladiator.' But these seven movies — and his new 'The Dog Stars' — show what he can do in an intimate register.

A new series at the Academy Museum celebrates the shooting and projection process once thought obsolete, but recently revived by many leading filmmakers.

"To Share a Stomach" at the Brick features works envisioned by 25 Iranian artists that were fabricated with varying degrees of collaboration by 24 counterparts in the U.S.

The band alleges in its lawsuit that Netflix and others "created a substantial likelihood of confusion" among consumers with the streamer's hit film "KPop Demon Hunters."

Six years after leaving the U.K. amid a family feud, Prince Harry and Meghan Markle are reportedly relocating back to Britain ahead of the school year.

Paramount's merger with Warner Bros. Discovery could lead to massive job losses, battering an already fragile L.A. entertainment economy.

David Krumholz has clarified his recent remarks about stepping away from acting: "I never used the word 'retiring' or 'quitting.'"

The 39-year-old Irish actor said that she had an "incredible experience" leading the "Bridgerton" Netflix series, but it appears her storyline is naturally winding down.

Eric André and Clayton English's legal battle against Clayton County police has come to a close, four years after the pair of comedians accused police of racial profiling.

'Reading Rainbow's' joyful host Mychal Threets stirred concern among fans on social media after posting 'I am not okay' and his plans to seek treatment.

It's been a standout summer for young directors and fresh ensembles. Make way for Alexander Ullom's otherworldly debut about the longest road trip ever.

MS NOW is calling subscribers "members" and is promising a more connective experience with its content and talent.

Bill Rasmussen, the founder of ESPN who revolutionized sports media, has died. He was 93 and suffered from Parkinsons disease.