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Inside the Most Glamorous Weekend in Sports: Three Days at the Monaco Grand Prix With Aston Martin
Champagne, a hot lap with Jenson Button and the great Kim Kardashian stakeout — a three-day diary of F1’s most exclusive weekend with Aston Martin.
Olivia Rodrigo Chronicles the Life and Death of a Relationship on ‘You Seem Pretty Sad for a Girl So in Love’: A Track-By-Track Breakdown
Olivia Rodrigo’s back with her new album ‘You Seem Pretty Sad for a Girl So in Love.’ THR broke it down track-by-track.
The Most Watched Shows of 2025-26, This Time Including Sports
Seven-day multi-platform ratings for the 2025-26 season show ‘Sunday Night Football’ leading ‘Stranger Things’ in total viewers.
Comic Creators James Tynion IV, Tony Fleecs Tackling ‘Beneath the Trees Where Nobody Sees’ Halloween Special (Exclusive)
Patrick Horvath has enlisted a bevy of names for a horror anthology based on his comic.
‘Lilo & Stitch 2’ to be Directed by Co-Creator Chris Sanders (Exclusive)
Disney has found the director for its sequel to the live-action $1 billion hit Lilo & Stitch.
Aaron Sorkin on Why Jesse Eisenberg Didn’t Return as Mark Zuckerberg for ‘Social Reckoning’: “Has His Problems With the Guy”
Aaron Sorkin is revealing the reason why Jesse Eisenberg declined to reprise his role as Mark Zuckerberg in The Social Reckoning.
Inside the Directors Guild’s Four-Year Deal: A Focus on Jobs, the Health Plan and AI Protections
The union struck the tentative agreement with studios and streamers on June 9.
How ‘Every Year After’ Star Matt Cornett Used the Novel and Fan Edits to Find His Character
Actor Matt Cornett digs into finding his version of Sam in Prime Video’s ‘Every Year After,’ based on Carley Fortune’s novel ‘Every Summer After.
‘Kazaam’ Director Responds to That Brutal ‘Scary Movie’ Jab About Shaq Playing a Rapping Genie
After Scary Movie’s Marlon Wayans killed Shaquille O’Neal for Kazaam, its director, Paul Michael Glaser, defends the rapping genie film starring Shaq.
Gene Shalit, Mussed-Up Movie Critic of the ‘Today’ Show, Dies at 100
Gene Shalit, the film critic on the Today show known for his oversized mustache, out-of-control black hair and lively use of puns, has died at 100.