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AMC Global Media will pay "The Walking Dead" creator Robert Kirkman and several of the show's producers $120 million to end a breach-of-contract lawsuit, closing out years of litigation over the zombie franchise's profits.

Grammy winner Macklemore, facing pressure to drop from Ed Sheeran's tour, says 'my message is for peace, love for all human beings to be treated with dignity, respect and equality.'

By the end of 2026, Chris Lake will have performed between 50 and 60 shows this year, with his largest taking place in Los Angeles. The British DJ breaks down his tour finances and reveals the realities of touring as an independent artist.

Some major Oscar contenders were forged, notably Andrew Scott and Julianne Moore, as the exclusive Colorado film showcase pulled off a successful edition.

Clive Davis' largely unseen art collection, featuring works by David Hockney and Andy Warhol, could fetch more than $35 million at Christie's.

The cable channel is offering meditation exercises on its new digital platform that launches Wednesday.

The original 'Star Trek' premiered in 1966, and despite a rocky start, it endures and continues to inspire the franchise's creatives, stars and fans who say its lessons are still relevant today.

'Star Wars' fans will find much to love, including costumes, props--and inspiration--at the Lucas Museum of Narrative Art.

The highly anticipated $1-billion building opens Sept. 22. Learn more about its architecture, must-see experiences, rocky start and the questions surrounding "narrative art."

Hollywood's biggest summer box office ever, powered by "The Odyssey" and "Spider-Man: Brand New Day," has analysts betting on a $10-billion year.

Assisted suicide, Alzheimer's disease and climate change meld with precisely-drawn characters and the dynamic between a mother and her daughters in the Indiana-set novel "Body Language."

George Lucas was highly involved in the creation and curation of the 300,000-square-foot Lucas Museum of Narrative Art. The museum and grounds are a lot to take in so here's an essential hit list to help you plan your visit.

Netflix's animated adult comedy series centers on a trio of Chinese American siblings in New York City, voiced by Andrew Law, Stephanie Hsu and Poppy Liu.

Midway through Jesse Eisenberg's "The Debut," there's a scene that makes the audience go wild. Its actors sat down with us to discuss how they did it.

"You Can See Everything," co-directed by Fielder and Lance Oppenheim, offers extraordinary access to the convicted Theranos founder before taking a reality-bending turn.