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Much like Aidy Bryant’s Annie, the Hulu comedy is finding its voice.

A new report suggests the Loughlin–Giannulli girls are the prosecution’s “star witnesses.”

While viewers eagerly await adaptations of best sellers Normal People and Little Fires Everywhere, check out these other literary adaptations available online.

Facebook, Amazon, and Apple all upped their lobbying efforts as Democrats threatened to bring the pain.

Gary Janetti spoke to Vanity Fair about adapting his popular Prince George memes into an animated HBO Max series.

Though the two appeared to be at odds, Charles’s people say they had already greeted each other earlier in the day.

Sanders’s big Social Security salvo is aimed past Iowa, to South Carolina and Super Tuesday. His challenge: to build his support beyond the core 20%.

The Treasury secretary doesn’t want to hear Thunberg’s thoughts on climate change until she studies economics.

The president’s attorney is attempting to distance himself from turncoat Lev Parnas with some light concern trolling.

The sequel to 2018's surprise hit arrives just in time for Valentine's Day

The former NBC host can’t believe Robert Downey Jr. got away with wearing blackface in Tropic Thunder, while she lost her show for defending blackface.

She repeated her claims that she was harassed by the Recording Academy’s general counsel—and also that the Grammys voting process is tainted.

On this week’s Little Gold Men podcast, a look at last weekend’s two big winners—and how this weekend’s Directors Guild Awards might shake the whole thing up again.

The sequel is reportedly eyeing a 2022 release date and recently secured a new writer.

The Oscar winner is set to produce a new BBC series that will do just that.

The comedian and Stephen Colbert got unexpectedly deep during a Late Show interview Wednesday.

Senators are growing restless at Trump’s impeachment trial, and the candy desk isn’t cutting it.

The original cast passes the proton pack to a new generation in Jason Reitman’s upcoming movie.

The showrunner talks candidly about leaving ABC, his traumatic childhood, and acting for the first time on his new show, Black Excellence.

Vanity Fair's Hollywood 2020 issue, featuring the Hollywood portfolio.

The inaugural committee allegedly “wasted” its money by “grossly overpaying” Trump’s D.C. hotel more than $1 million—and the Trump family knew all about it.

Both sides made their first appeals to jurors in the much-watched trial Wednesday.

Don't know the difference between a Vulcan and a Romulan? We got you covered.

A U.N. report suggests the Saudi crown prince may have taunted Jeff Bezos about his affair weeks before it was made public by the National Enquirer “in an effort to influence, if not silence, The Washington Post’s reporting on Saudi Arabia.” And Bezos isn’t the only world leader MBS is DM’ing.

Hollywood and publishing sources say Megxit can definitely be monetized. But “the idea that there’s an Obama analog here strikes me as a real stretch,” says one.