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Garrett Bradley’s artful film follows a woman during the years her husband is in prison.

The brash populist who downplayed coronavirus used his stint in the ICU to bridge national divides—and could benefit from it down the line. But while Johnson has years to redeem himself in voters’ eyes, Trump’s time is nearly up.

A ban alone won't be enough to keep the conspiracy theory from spreading.

Ed Sheeran's manager confirmed that Princess Beatrice cut the musician's face with a sword at a dinner party in 2016, sending him to the hospital for stitches.

Expect the former prosecutor to zero in on the pandemic and the economy—even if Pence talks “law and order” and accuses the Biden–Harris ticket of serving the radical left. “Republicans don’t have any problem playing that card,” one Democratic strategist says.

According to historian Robert Lacey’s new book, Battle of Brothers, there were cracks in the relationship as early as the 2000s.

Jessica Simpson's friends were reportedly “horrified” by John Mayer's 2007 make out with Perez Hilton, but the pop star didn't care as she “was absolutely head-over-heels in love with him.”

An internal investigation reveals the Justice Department told lawyers to prosecute migrants regardless of the age of the children they would be separated from.

“The battlefield for me is the rarefied air of the gatekeepers,” the Oscar-winning filmmaker said.

Kristen Stewart told InStyle she used to feel “enormous pressure” to “represent queerness,” speaking openly about her coming out experience and dating women while living in the public eye.

Four years later, Mo Ryan reflects on the Donald Trump footage that brought “grab ’em by the pussy” into the lexicon, and how it helped usher in a long-overdue Hollywood reckoning.

Stepping up on behalf of the Queen, the Cambridges met on Wednesday with the Ukraine President and the First Lady—evidence of how much the monarch trusts them.

West Wing staff — those who remain, at least — now have to deal with a somehow even more erratic Trump on top of putting themselves at risk of infection.

Following the death of Eddie Van Halen on Tuesday, musicians and celebrities like Ozzy Osbourne, John Mayer, David Lee Roth, Sammy Hagar, Nikki Sixx, Flea, Gene Simmons, and more penned tributes to the rock icon.

The California queen is doing her best to mimic the People’s Princess in the upcoming film Spencer.

Republicans want a quickie lifetime appointment for their preferred Ruth Bader Ginsburg replacement, but seemingly everyone involved in this rush job couldn’t even practice decent forethought for one fateful Saturday afternoon.

In 2017, New York morning-radio host Craig Carton was arrested on fraud charges and later sentenced to three and a half years in prison. For the new film Wild Card, directors Martin Dunn and Marie McGovern tried to explain how it happened—and where he goes next.

“I forgot about one thing,” the Late Show host said. “He never changes. He’s a Telfon trout. He just swims through all the normal experiences of life and not a barnacle of learning sticks to him. He’s the least-wise person in history.”

“Apparently numbers-wise, GLOW really only appealed to men in kimonos and women in cat hair, who, as far as I’m concerned, are the beating heart of the arts," writes the three-time Emmy nominee.

After a summer of Black Lives Matter protests, some creators are saying Facebook’s restrictions on ad content offers only an extra burden.

Kellyanne and George Conway’s daughter led the news cycle once again despite her mother’s promise of “less drama, more mama.”

Every national poll shows Joe Biden in the lead. Which begs the question: Have we learned nothing from 2016? “With Trump, if there’s one thing I’ve learned about him,” says a strategist, “it’s that you can never, never say he is completely dead.”

Ten years after the lauded film’s premiere, our critic looks back at a movie that has aged badly—even if it does have a great soundtrack.

The president has torpedoed stimulus talks, telling suffering Americans to bother someone else with their so-called problems.