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The summer sun has set on 'Love Island USA' fan favorites Olandria and Nic Vansteenberghe's romance, a year after their time on the hit series.

Eli Simon directs 'The Merry Wives of Windsor Cove,' a musical adaptation of Shakespeare's comedy that's part of this summer's New Swan Shakespeare Festival.

The veteran English actor is stunning audiences with her unforgettable Circe in Christopher Nolan's epic, a showcase for her fearlessness and range.

Brad Pitt and Angelina Jolie's youngest daughter, Vivienne, is requesting to drop her father's last name from her official name.

The Academy Museum of Motion Pictures announced that it will open a exhibition celebrating Mexican and Mexican American film history in September 2027.

The Rubettes formed in 1973 after a session-musician team cut several doo-wop inspired tracks including the single "Sugar Baby Love."

Malcolm-Jamal Warner's widow and his mother are locked in a lawsuit over $1.2 million, a year after 'The Cosby Show' star accidentally drowned on vacation at age 54.

The latest spinoff from 'The Big Bang Theory' takes secondary characters and places them in a sci-fi adventure comedy filled with small details that bring the story alive.

Lionsgate has changed Ryan Gosling's flat hand gesture on the poster for 'La La Land' as the musical celebrates its 10th anniversary.

After the 2026 World Cup, De Los editors discuss how Telemundo reigned supreme — and how media companies need to court Latino audiences if they want big ratings.

Paramount has now secured most of its regulatory approvals but it still must battle a coalition of state attorneys general who allege the deal violates U.S. antitrust laws.

After a six-year closure, the Cinerama Dome is coming back. Sony Pictures Entertainment and Alamo Drafthouse are restoring the historic theater and plan to reopen it in early 2028.