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"Love Actually" fans finally know what happened to their favorite characters.

James Cameron's "Avatar" was a game-changer for me.

Sarah Silverman isn't buying it if you claim to not be "political."

"Wonder Woman" may be a feminist icon, but some male moviegoers aren't happy about some scheduled women-only screenings of the film.

A contestant on "The Price is Right" won $31,500 during the game "Plinko," setting a new record.

Shonda Rhimes has brought ABC enough success -- producing "Grey's Anatomy" and "Scandal" -- to earn creative latitude. But "Still Star-Crossed," her new soap that seeks to pick up where "Romeo and Juliet" left off, feels like an over-reach, a show for English lit majors whose parting won't evoke much sorrow, sweet or otherwise.

Throwing around money to demonstrate its commitment to the movie business, Netflix has rented Brad Pitt. That's the main headline to take from "War Machine," a muddled satire about the war in Afghanistan awkwardly forced to camouflage its lead character behind a pseudonym.

It appears it's not if, but when One Direction gets back together.

The cast of the HBO show "Veep" reveals the most hated nicknames that the writers have used for their characters, including "beefy blonde."

The world premiere of "Wonder Woman" took place in Hollywood, where Gal Gadot talked about filming while pregnant.

Three Montana newspapers have abruptly yanked their support for Republican congressional candidate Greg Gianforte over allegations he assaulted a reporter.

The force has been with us for 40 years now.

Dating apps might be great for reminding people that there are plenty of fish in the sea, so to speak, but 30-year-old attorney Madison Kucker has been on 127 dates in the past two years and she tired of fishing. So she's putting her future in the hands of the producers from Fox's "Love Connection."

Penelope Cruz is the spitting image of a young Donatella Versace in the first look from the third season of "American Crime Story."

"Star Wars" changed the entertainment landscape 40 years ago when it premiered on May 25, 1977. The blockbuster spawned sequels, prequels, TV shows, comic books, video games, theme parks and toys -- so many toys.

"Pirates of the Caribbean: Dead Men Tell No Tales" tries to turn back time, seeking to replicate the first 2003 film's chemistry. That attempt to swim against the tide doesn't entirely work, but at least delivers moments that fleetingly jolt this literally zombie-fied fifth installment to sporadic life.