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After years of being inundated with new shows, some are using a pause in production to finally watch all the stuff they missed when it came out.

Viet Dinh, seen by many as a shadow C.E.O., advised the company through its $787.5 million settlement with Dominion Voting Systems.

The stage and screen legend talks to Craig McLean about his trailblazing career, the financial toll of the writers’ strike and why post-divorce London is the perfect place for husband hunting

Tori Spelling has been photographed taking up residence in an RV with her five children amid her marriage breakdown and ongoing housing problems.

With his bow tie, short drainpipe pants and flattop hairdo, Pee-wee became enshrined in the popular imagination as a symbol of childlike whimsy.

A star actor from HBO's hit series Euphoria has been pronounced dead, aged 25.

Josh Hooks is doing whatever it takes to survive during the historic double strike

With her rendition of I Will Always Love You – which was released 30 years ago – Whitney Houston created one of the greatest vocal performances of a generation, writes Nick Levine.

With an almost supernatural voice that could swing from a whisper to a scream, Sinéad O'Connor spoke out throughout her life – and often faced a backlash in response. It's time to reconsider the singer's legacy, writes Allyson McCabe.

Kevin Spacey Not Guilty On All Charges

Over 18 months, a battle of backstabbing has been raging within CNN that involved Jeff Zucker, David Zaslav and Chris Licht.

If you're eagerly waiting for the new Wicked film or next series of Stranger Things, you might be in for a long one.

He collected 20 Grammy Awards, found immortality with 'I Left My Heart in San Francisco" and connected with a younger generation to mount one of the great comebacks in music history.

Police in Nevada have confirmed they served a search warrant this week in connection with the unsolved killing of rapper Tupac Shakur.

In his first expansive interview since surprising fans (and his entire staff) during a taping, the host reveals what led to the move, why he kept the news secret and why now is the time to go: “I’d rather people be sad than be happy, like, “Good riddance, that d-ck is out of the building.”

The entertainment industry is trying to figure out the economics of streaming. It’s also facing angst over a tech-powered future and fighting to stay culturally dominant.

Several major movies have been hit hard by the Hollywood actors’ strike, with questions over when they’ll make it to cinemas — if at all.

Fran Drescher and her 160,000-strong union hit the streets on day one of the SAG-AFTRA strike — and day 74 of the WGA strike.

With Hollywood plunged into chaos, union president Fran Drescher has given an impassioned speech declaring “shame” on the industry’s CEOs.

Sag-Aftra committee decision raises prospect of first simultaneous strike by writers and actors in more than 60 years