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Ricky Martin is fine, his publicist says, after 'an individual discharged tear gas toward the stage' and temporarily halted the singer's concert Thursday in Montenegro.

Ryan Porter was a central figure in the L.A. jazz scene, performing with Kendrick Lamar and Kamasi Washington, and co-founding the West Coast Get Down.

Jason Scipio, Lou Llobell and Melissa Leo co-star in a generic piece of nighttime driving horror, doubly cursed for arriving during a moment of creativity for the genre.

In today's Latin music landscape, looking backward has become a way to move forward. Álvaro Díaz is flipping the script.

At KidSTREAM, the first museum of its kind in Ventura County, immersive exhibits highlight the area's unique industry and geography.

Hollywood's decades-long love affair with fast-food chains shows no signs of slowing down, from purple 'demon' sauce inspired by 'KPop Demon Hunters' to blue milkshakes for 'Star Wars: The Mandalorian and Grogu.'

Disney Jr.'s first preschool princess returns in a new sequel series that features a few new characters and a villain voiced by Broadway star Eden Espinosa.

The beloved late-night host brought the curtain down on his CBS late-night series after 11 years, with cameos from several stars, including Bryan Cranston, Paul Rudd and

'Survivor 50' player Joe Hunter has made it to the final three in the grueling competition show twice, but both times, he got little love at tribal council. Now the fan favorite is reflecting on what went wrong.

Netflix is upping its livestream capabilities. Starting June 1, the streaming giant will begin hosting its first daily livestream with iHeartRadio's "The Breakfast Club."

Alfred Molina, leading a cast of veteran actors, plays Sam, a retired engineer who moves to a retirement community where strange things are afoot.

Jeff Probst accidentally revealed the loser of a finale challenge ahead of the scene airing during the 'Survivor 50' live finale.

Everything you need to know about the Mandalorian, Grogu, Rotta the Hutt, the Anzellans and more before watching the new 'Star Wars' movie.

Envelope editor in chief Matt Brennan spoke to the leaders of Sony Pictures Classics at Cannes' Marché du Film about the importance of festivals, the use of AI and more.