Kenneth Branagh continues to explore Hercule Poirot, the man, and not just the master sleuth in "Death on the Nile," a star-studded sequel that powers past its casting baggage to both build and improve upon its predecessor. The narrative arc that began in "Murder on the Orient Express" thus brings the story to what feels like (or should be) a natural conclusion.
The Oscars are about honoring the year's best movies, but they're also a TV show, devoted to attracting an audience that will benefit host network ABC and promote the movie business. And after record-low ratings in 2021, the old adage about the Lord helping those who help themselves comes to mind.
Pete Davidson referred to his "girlfriend" in the same interview in which we learned he has a Kim Kardashian candle and it was the official confirmation the world needed, apparently.
Bedtime stories are getting the royal treatment as Catherine, Duchess of Cambridge is set to read one for children's television on Sunday, putting a spotlight on young people's mental health and wellbeing.
The comedian and actress Awkwafina issued a lengthy Twitter statement Saturday addressing criticism in the press and on social media that she has used a "blaccent," or Black accent, and elements of African American language and mannerisms in her career.
I have a theory that Pamela Anderson and Tommy Lee's sex tape helped to usher in the age of social media, with all the darker ills that come with public (over)exposure.
Before director Alexandra Dean started working on what would become the A&E ten-part docuseries "Secrets of Playboy," she thought of Hugh Hefner as "a cartoon-like character."
