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Renée Zellweger completely transforms into Judy Garland in "Judy."

Inquiring minds want to know whether Camila Cabello is Shawn Mendes' "Señorita."

After the operatic high of 'Avengers: Endgame,' Marvel might be wise to pace itself as the studio heads into next stage of its cinematic universe.

Barbra Streisand gave the crowd at London's Hyde Park a treat Sunday night, when she reunited with her "A Star Is Born" co-star Kris Kristofferson on stage.

"The Little Mermaid" casting games are already in full swing.

Don't ever expect Mariah Carey to be basic.

Actor Cameron Boyce, who starred in the Disney Channel's television shows and series, has died at age 20.

Videos released on social media showed Ariana Grande crying onstage at a recent concert.

Actor Cameron Boyce was known for his roles in the Disney Channel movie franchise "Descendants" and the TV show "Jessie."

The first trailer for Disney's "Mulan" live-action remake is here.

"We'll be brothers forever."

Netflix has promised to curb depictions of smoking in new programs following a report that pointed a finger at its hit series "Stranger Things," whose first two seasons featured tobacco in every episode.

I was always more of a "Friends" person. In the World Series of series known all over the world, "Friends" would be my Most Valuable Player every single time.

Is Jerry Seinfeld saying sorry or dissing a former British TV host? Maybe both?

"Stranger Things" has never scrimped on TV and movie references and homages, with a lengthy laundry list of Stephen King shout-outs alone, starting with "Stand By Me" and "It."

I've never seen "Citizen Kane."

Joss Stone was deported from Iran this week, the soul singer said on Instagram, thwarting her attempt to perform in every country on earth.

While Independence Day is dedicated to celebrating the abundant virtues of the United States of America, it's also worth taking a moment to reflect on those flashpoints in the nation's history where the country's character was tested and democracy threatened to falter. That kind of epic existential drama is, of course, a natural lure for Hollywood storytellers.

When news broke that Halle Bailey had been cast as Ariel in the upcoming live-action version of Disney's "The Little Mermaid," the internet grew confused.

Sure, you've locked your barbeque plans and you've picked out the best spot to watch fireworks, but somewhere during the Fourth of July weekend you're probably going to indulge in that most American of traditions, watching a movie or two.