Josh Peck Reveals His ‘Drake & Josh’ Pay After Four Seasons
Josh Peck is getting candid about how much money he earned after starring on Nickelodeon’s Drake & Josh for four seasons with Drake Bell.
Will Ferrell Is Lonnie Hawkins in New Skims Campaign
Will Ferrell models for SKIMS mens campaign for Netflix’s new comedy show ‘The Hawk’ rollout. See the photos.
Taylor Sheridan Gets Candid About Critics and Paramount Execs: “I’m Not Trying to Win Emmys”
Yellwostone and Landman co-creator Taylor Sheridan gives rare interview to Bill Simmons where he talks Paramount, Hollywood execs and making hit TV.
Cara Delevingne Says She and Amber Heard Dated Through Johnny Depp Divorce: “He Was Driven Crazy by Jealousy”
Cara Delevingne says Johnny Depp was ‘driven crazy by jealousy’ over the idea of a relationship with Amber Heard in a conversation with Louis Theroux.
Wimbledon 2026 Livestream: Where to Watch Serena Williams’ Grand Slam Return
How to stream 2026 Wimbledon Championships live online for free without cable. Plus, see match schedule and when Venus and Serena Williams will play.
Press Freedom Group Reviews Gaza Journalist Casualty Database
Committee to Protect Journalists says Palestinian militant groups published obituaries for fighters earlier listed as reporters.
Betty Kovacs, Ernie Kovacs Daughter at the Center of a High-Profile Custody Battle, Dies at 79
Betty Kovacs, a daughter of Ernie Kovacs who with her sister and stepmother, Edie Adams, was at the center of a nasty custody battle, has died at 79.
‘Hershey’ Biopic Trailer: Finn Wittrock, Alexandra Daddario Struggle to Make Affordable Chocolate
Watch the Hershey biopic movie trailer starring Finn Wittrock as chocolatier Milton Hershey and Alexandra Daddario. Angel releases it on Thanksgiving.
Directors Guild Pension Plan Sues MGM Pictures for Alleged Self-Dealing
The Directors Guild of America pension plan is suing MGM Pictures for allegedly self-dealing in its licensing agreements with Epix.
How Movie Theaters Can Increase Profits — and Win Back Reluctant Audiences
The business lacks enough premium-capable screens to match the performance of modern films. And, too often, exhibitors cut corners.