The Who are still playing shows, but will be doing so with a new touring drummer going forward.
Chris Columbus is considered one of the nicest guys in Hollywood, but he's opening up about one cameo he wished hadn't made the final cut.
The first season of "Andor" was as popular as any "Star Wars" show, and certainly as critically acclaimed as any "Star Wars" property. That's what'll happen when you hand a show over to a creator like Tony Gilroy.
At its best professional wrestling has the feeling of a great fight scene in a movie, but with the added impressiveness of it being done live. At its worst, well, wrestling can be pretty unwatchable.
Jacob Elordi's rise to stardom has been swift. His next project is coming later this month.
With the cinematic gravy train having reached the end of the line years ago, the world of "Harry Potter" is coming to television.
Not even a firework can match Katy Perry for elevation now. The famed pop musician was one of a sextet of women that went to the technical edge of space on a Blue Origin flight Monday.
Brunson and Benson Boone will be on your screens on May 3.
John Hughes' seminal high school comedy "The Breakfast Club" celebrated its 40th anniversary this year.
Apple TV+ has decided to nix "Mythic Quest" after four seasons. The show, Rob McElhenney's show outside of "It's Always Sunny in Philadelphia," was a comedy that took place within the world of a video game company.
When J.F. Rutherford wrote "Millions now living will never die," surely he was talking about intellectual property. The legacy sequel isn't going anywhere.
In ice hockey, netting a hat trick is impressive. In football, it’s remarkable. For a footballer to score three goals in a single game is a significant feat, especially at the Premier League level.
By dint of barring no holds on "Last Week Tonight," John Oliver is no stranger to having beefs with public figures. On occasion these yield lawsuits which, even with the largesse of HBO's legal team behind him, can't be pleasant.
Actor Brandon Sklenar is having a moment.
"Sesame Street" has been around longer than even "Saturday Night Live," though it is not the cultural institution it once was. If you don't have young children, you might not even be aware that it no longer airs on PBS.
The year 2025 has been big for "Saturday Night Live."
There are days when a Premier League goalkeeper barely has to break a sweat. If the defense is stout, or the opposition poor, a keeper can pick up a clean sheet without playing the hero.
From the beginning, the "Dune" series has been packed with movie stars. As a baseline, the first film gave us Timothee Chalamet in the lead as Paul Atreides alongside the likes of Jason Momoa and Oscar Isaac.
"Pride and Prejudice" is probably the best-known, best-loved Jane Austen novel. With all due respect to ostensible protagonist Elizabeth Bennet, the definitive character from the story is her roguish love interest Mr.
Clones have been part of television and film for many years. Occasionally, clones are used for comedic purposes, but often clones are elements in dystopian sci-fi stories, even horror stories. These are the most memorable movies and TV shows that are about clones and cloning.
Being a fan of something, or someone, can be rewarding and enjoyable. It can also be taken too far. Sometimes, a fan becomes obsessed. Here are some films and TV shows featuring obsessed fans.
Winning the Premier League is the ultimate goal, but finishing in the top four has long been almost as important. That has been the threshold for making it into the Champions League for many years. Only 10 clubs have finished in the top four of the table multiple times. Here are the 10 clubs to do it thus far.
If once upon a time you fell in love with a girl at the rock show, good news! Pop-punk icons blink-182 are going on tour.
The dust hasn't fully settled on the third season of "The White Lotus" just yet, as fans and critics continue to parse the finale. In fact, show creator Mike White is still doing the rounds talking about the season.