Sam Neill’s chameleonic charm carried him across screens for five decades. Over 150 films and TV shows, the New Zealander ...

Sam Neill, Hal Williams, Randolph Mantooth and several other beloved entertainers died this week, leaving behind lasting ...

Actor Hal Williams, best known for playing Office “Smitty” Smith on the hit 1970s sitcom Sanford and Son, died this week. He ...

There's nothing else quite like The Invite, opening Friday, at the multiplex this summer. There are no jaded super-heroines, ripped Greek warriors, invading aliens, endearing talking toys, or curious ...

Before Barry's Bay, Matt Cornett went to East High — with Olivia Rodrigo, no less. Cornett has become Prime Video's new golden boy thanks to the new 2026 scripted series "Every Year After," in which ...

In fact, it's basically just four people sitting around talking inside their San Francisco apartment. For 107 minutes. While that might sound less than scintillating, "The Invite" is not only one of ...

A first-time director risked his career to bring Who’s Afraid of Virginia Woolf? to the screen without blunting the incendiary script Tim Robey has been one of the Telegraph's film critics since 2000.

The former Wicked actor currently stars in the new Off-Broadway musical A Walk on the Moon. In the interview below for the Playbill series How Did I Get Here—spotlighting not only actors, but ...

Sam Elliott wasn't the biggest Yellowstone fan when he first entered Taylor Sheridan's world. In a new interview on SiriusXM's The Howard Stern Show on Tuesday, June 30, Sheridan explained how he got ...

The New Mexico Highlands University Board of Regents has denied wrongdoing in its decision to fire former President Neil Woolf, the latest development in a monthslong administrative saga at the ...

Clarissa, a cinematic reimagining of Virginia Woolf's landmark novel Mrs. Dalloway, will open in select theaters on December 11, 2026 from NEON. The second feature film from twin brother directing duo ...

He also appeared in 'Paint Your Wagon,' 'The Young and the Restless' and 'Oz' and had three (very short) stays on Broadway. By Mike Barnes Senior Editor Tom Ligon, who portrayed backup catcher Piney ...