From Jean Harlow and James Dean through Simone Battle and Anton Yelchin, entertainment history is filled with instances of ...

What happened to Natalie Wood on that boat?

Harlow Jane knows she has big—not medium—shoes to fill. The 23-year-old credited her mom Patricia Arquette for fueling her blossoming acting career, which has culminated in her latest major role in ...

A second trailer for Spider-Man: Brand New Day has landed online, giving us an even better look at Tom Holland’s fourth solo adventure in the MCU. For one thing, we get confirmation of what pretty ...

Before pants became fashion staples, they were considered rebellious for women to wear. This short dives into the incredible true story of how Marlene Dietrich challenged social norms, outdated laws, ...

That’s one for the history books: Qween Jean, whose costume design for Cats: The Jellicle Ball just won a Tony Award, is the first openly trans woman to ever win a Tony Award. While several non-binary ...

Editor's note: After this report was published, one of the sources for the story provided updated information stating that writer E. Jean Carroll is not the target of a criminal investigation and that ...

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An autopsy report has revealed new details into the death of Martin Short’s daughter, Katherine Short. The report, filed in the wake of Katherine’s February 23 death and obtained by Us Weekly on ...

E. Jean Carroll won two court cases against him, but it took decades for her to come forward. The film is at its best on the reasons for her hesitance. By Alissa Wilkinson When you purchase a ticket ...

The Democratic National Committee’s long awaited release of an autopsy report of the 2024 election was met Thursday with heavy sighs, choice curse words and deepening frustration across the party.

Complaints among Democratic activists and influencers over the DNC’s decision to abort its 2024 “autopsy report” was based on a craving for two things: (1) a clear “who done it” assessment of blame ...