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During the press tour for 'The Odyssey,' actor Tom Holland stopped by 'Hot Ones' for an interview that was too hot to handle.

The mythical musical dominated the Tonys in 2019, and its original cast reunites for a filmed staging on London's West End that reminds us why.

The concessions come as Paramount Skydance was already facing the prospect of a lengthy moratorium. The latest delay could extend to next summer.

Oskar Eustis, who's stepping down as the artistic director of New York's Public Theater in 2028, shook up the arts world with his comment that the American nonprofit theater movement was over. He explains why and what needs to be done to move on.

Luis Valdez, the screenwriter, director and theater force best known for 1987's 'La Bamba' gets an explosively engaging and inspiring documentary profile.

Chris Brown pleads guilty to attacking a music producer with a bottle of tequila at a London nightclub three years ago.

Queer indie filmmaker Gregg Araki returns with 'I Want Your Sex,' starring Olivia Wilde and Cooper Hoffman in a pointed examination of Gen Z attitudes.

In movies like 'Still Walking,' Hirokazu Kore-eda has mined intimacy from family tragedy. This time, his delicacy results in something underwhelming.

For the 'Descendants' actor, the ideal Sunday would include hiking, grabbing empanadas at the farmers market and jewelry at the flea.

With 'The Odyssey,' Christopher Nolan put a spotlight on Imax 70mm and the hierarchy of premium formats. Which is applaudable, but not a future theatrical business model.

A Maryland judge barred Food Network personality and 'Top Chef' alum Eric Adjepong from being alone with his 7-year-old daughter after finding a 'preponderance of evidence to believe' abuse claims.

The Lucas Museum of Narrative Art announced its inaugural film programs to run nonstop throughout the day in two dedicated theaters.

Derrick and Kevin Boseman have filed a petition against Chadwick Boseman's widow, alleging she failed to distribute assets owed to their parents.

NBCUniversal's Peacock turns a profit for the first time, boosted by audiences tuning into the World Cup and "Love Island."

Warped Tour founder Kevin Lyman talks about the second year of the festival's return to Long Beach with bigger stages but familiar controlled chaos — merch tents, skate ramps, surprises.