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Back to the Future: Why Every New Media Must Reinvent How History Is Told
As the U.S. nears its 250th, A+E Global Media head Paul Buccieri says every generation from Thomas Paine to TikTok must reinvent how history is told.
Telemundo Expected a World Cup Ratings Boost, But Not One This Big
Telemundo has seen its World Cup audience more than double from the 2022 edition, surpassing expectations.
Ashley Tisdale Developing ‘Toxic Moms’ Comedy Series at Netflix Following Viral Essay
Ashley Tisdale is executive producing a half-hour dark comedy for Netflix called Toxic Moms, The Hollywood Reporter has confirmed.
The Cast of ‘Independence Day’: Where Are They 30 Years Later?
'Independence Day' celebrates its 30th anniversary.
Academy Vet Teni Melidonian Exits Role Ahead of Oscars’ Move to YouTube
The Academy's CEO, Bill Kramer, informed members of an organizational shake-up in advance of the major changes coming to the Oscars in 2029.
The Best Fourth of July Program on NBC Is Not the Macy’s Fireworks
Macy's Fireworks are great, but the best Fourth of July program on NBC is something else entirely.
Taylor Swift and Travis Kelce Donate $26M to Charities Ahead of Wedding
Taylor Swift and Travis Kelce announced $26 million in donations to organizations around the U.S. ahead of their much-anticipated wedding.
‘Young Washington’ Review: A Stodgy Historical Primer Steeped in Performative Patriotism
Jon Erwin's historical drama 'Young Washington' depicts the Founding Father's early days in the military during the French and Indian War.
Why Stars Love Karlovy Vary and Vice Versa. Just Ask Dakota Johnson or Russell Crowe
Dakota Johnson, Johnny Depp, Russell Crowe and more. Why Hollywood stars love the Karlovy Vary film festival, KVIFF, in the Czech spa town.
Lexi Minetree Isn’t Reese Witherspoon, And She’s Not Trying to Be
Lexi Minetree, who took over the role of Elle Woods from Reese Witherspoon for Prime Video's Elle, talks about her portrayal and teases season two.