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Six more women have spoken out against Russell Brand, accusing the British actor and recently convicted rapist of sexual misconduct amid the ongoing fallout of his trial in the U.K.

Jason Voorhees is back for the 13th 'Friday the 13th' movie. Steve Minor, who directed 'Friday the 13th Part 2' and 'Part III,' is also back.

Maika Monroe stars in a glitzy, emptily ironic horror comedy that only half-understands the Bret Easton Ellis novel that inspired its source material.

Ahead of her L.A. show, Jorja Smith talks leaving London for her quiet hometown, creating her dance album "What Are the Odds" and marking 10 years in music.

After four seasons on "Saturday Night Live," Punkie Johnson says the pressure to fit in dulled her confidence; her debut special marks a return to her unfiltered style.

The Spanish master confronts aging and artistry with his signature style, if not quite the revelatory results he's capable of reaching.

Serving as his own cinematographer, filmmaker Michał Marczak mounts a sensitive portrait of a parent consumed by hope, even as things look bleak.

A loose adaptation of Compton native Ed Emanuel's 2003 memoir, the documentary also includes dramatic re-creations, new interviews and archival photos.

Don't expect much in the way of crime lessons here. The filmmakers are too busy going back to school learning how to write engaging characters.

Sam Hartman, a good-looking Washington Commanders quarterback who has yet to play in an NFL regular-season game, will star in Season 30 of ABC's "The Bachelor."

With the race starting to take shape, the 'crowd-pleaser' lane is crowded indeed. Will 'Club Kid,' 'I Play Rocky,' 'Being Heumann' or 'Mr. Irrelevant' end up in the final 10?

Horror director Ti West plunges into holiday filmmaking by making a mess of Charles Dickens' "A Christmas Carol," with Johnny Depp as a silly and sad Scrooge.

After five phases of renovations over 20 years, totaling $40 million, the Vision Theatre in Leimert Park will reopen with 'A Proud Family Wizmas.'

The new season of 'The Chosen,' premiering Sunday, depicts the 24-hour window of Jesus' arrest, trial, torture and crucifixion, which series creator Dallas Jenkins says balances humanity and divinity.