September 2026
Elizabeth Holmes to Be Moved From Prison to Halfway House in 2027
Disgraced Theranos founder will be placed in an Austin-area facility in August 2027 as she serves out her reduced sentence for defrauding investors.
‘Transformers: The Movie’ Extends Theatrical Run as “Apology Tour” Rerelease Surges at Box Office
'The Transformers: The Movie 40th Anniversary' rerelease from Hasbro and Fathom has been a box office success and will extend beyond its initial week.
Ryan Murphy Reveals Ariana Grande’s ‘Scream Queens’ Role in ‘AHS’ Season 13 That Never Happened (Exclusive)
Ryan Murphy revealed that Ariana Grande was set to reprise her Scream Queens Character in American Horror Story season 13, but her tour prevented it.
New York Times Sued by Shareholders Over Anti-Israel Bias
The Florida Retirement System Trust Fund demands documents related to how it handles coverage of the Israel-Hamas war.
Warner Bros. Pushes ‘Gremlins’ Movie Nearly a Year, Moves DC’s ‘Dynamic Duo’ Back 3 Months
'Gremlins' has original writer Chris Columbus in the director's chair.
‘Monster: The Lizzie Borden Story’ Finale Director Explains That Imagined Ending and Why Sarah Paulson Made Him Cry
Monster: The Lizzie Borden Story finale director Max Winkler talks gruesome Borden murders, vomit scenes and Paulson as Aileen Wuornos in final scene.
‘Chef’s Table’ Assembles Its Culinary “Avengers” for a Universe Beyond the Screen
David Gelb on turning Netflix's 'Chef's Table' into live festivals in Park City and Las Vegas, with Massimo Bottura, Thomas Keller and Aaron Paul.
Female Filmmakers Weigh in on Merger and Supporting Each Other in Hollywood’s Hard Times at Through Her Lens Luncheon
Halle Berry, Regina King, Celine Song, Gina Prince-Bythewood, Patty Jenkins, Emmy Rossum and H.E.R. came together at the Through Her Lens Luncheon.
Richard Harrison, Star of Spaghetti Westerns and Sword-and-Sandal Flicks, Dies at 90
Richard Harrison, the American who found fame overseas as the star of sword-and-sandal films, spaghetti Westerns and ninja movies, has died at 90.
‘What Remains’ Review: A Slow-Burn, Subtly Powerful Portrait of a Creative Couple in Turkey Coming Back from the Edge
The latest drama from Turkish director Yesim Ustaoglu, 'What Remains' follows a poet and a musician facing major personal and professional roadblocks.