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The movie mogul’s team has implied that one of his alleged accusers’ acting experience makes her an unreliable witness. But the defense team has its own kind of theatrics.

There’s a disconnect between what editorial boards are writing, and how 2020 Democrats are polling.

Stephen King isn’t convinced that they do—and Carey Mulligan thinks they should have to prove they have.

The White House is reportedly considering taking out a restraining order to silence the former national security adviser.

Jaw-dropping scandal and acrimony ahead of the Grammys ended up being overshadowed by the death of Kobe Bryant just hours before the ceremony. But its core issues are far from resolved.

The Larry O'Brien trophy receives much-deserved VIP treatment.

Awards sweeps like Eilish’s don’t always lead to sustained success—but Gen Z’s first pop sensation and her team are in a good position to avoid the usual pitfalls.

Though Oprah Winfrey pulled her support for the film, early reviews have been strong for the controversial new release.

There’s a lot going on in Bertrand Bonello’s latest, a twisty tale that moves between France and Haiti.

Pahk the cah in Hahvahd Yahd and so on and so forth...

Louise Linton sided with the teenage activist in a since-deleted Instagram post.

After Trump’s travel ban nearly blocked him from the 2018 Oscars, The Cave helmer Feras Fayyad has finally had his visa issues cleared up (again) for the 2020 ceremony.

'Greta Gerwig snubbed because of white male rage,' sang Melissa Villasenor on Saturday's Adam Driver-hosted episode

The entertainment industry’s reigning super-agent planned to put his firm—and the very power structure of Hollywood—on the line with an audacious, now scuttled public offering. With that future on hold and the likes of Netflix and Disney commanding more ground by the day, what’s an ambitious modern macher to do?

The director talks candidly about anxiety, movie obsessions, and his beloved terrier, Zzuni.

Despite plenty of talent behind and in front of the camera, this American adaptation of the brilliant Swedish film Force Majeure falls flat.

Tonight, the three nominees—all vying for Best New Artist—prove that the Grammys are no place for a demure nude nail. May the best claws win.

After Lizzo led with a cheer of “Tonight’s for Kobe,” the 90s singers joined Keys for the song that has emerged as a memorial classic.

Billie Eilish swept the top four categories, capping what had been a breakthrough year.

Usually events with this many hats involve the royal family.

For the better part of two decades, Bryant was what you thought about when you thought about basketball.

According to Porter, it’s a look that says. “Get out the way, cause like it or not, here she comes!”

The Lakers star spent his career playing at the Staples Center, where the awards show was held Sunday night.

The biggest stars go all out for music’s most important night.

The basketball player had hoped to create an empire of films, books, TV shows and podcasts that would inspire the new athletes.