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Her death after a cancer diagnosis closes the chapter on an Academy Award-winning eye for both realism and fantasy.
After 12 seasons as Dr. Leonard Hofstadter, Galecki announces a Chicago stage return as Tennessee Williams this fall.
Airline rivalry turns into a quarterfinal marketing moment as England plays Norway at Hard Rock Stadium Saturday.
Rayfield backed off a civil investigative demand for Paramount documents, letting the Paramount-Warner Bros. Discovery merger move forward.
A one-night Film Independent show swaps Camp Miasma roles: Einbinder as Maggie Gyllenhaal, Anderson as James Spader.
A Czech train-conductor nightmare proves the “world simulation” is the real scare, not just the gross-out plot.
Recording industry players push for standardized labels that tell listeners and platforms what is AI-generated and what it is not.
The showrunner explains how book-to-screen changes and Jennifer Garner’s notes steer the infidelity plot.
Ubisoft’s veteran lead traces Unity’s launch chaos to ambitious 1:1 tech, crowds, parkour, and co-op pressure.
Two days powered peak performance for NBCUniversal's Spanish-language sports push, lifting Telemundo and Peacock into record territory.
The former wrestling megastar is back at the drawing board for the stage, and the movie-star crossover is getting real.
A founding member of the '80s pop band Johnny Hates Jazz, keyboardist and drummer Calvin Hayes, died earlier this week in Washington.
