Martin Landau, Oscar-winning actor, dead at 89
Landau, who earned an Academy Award for 1994 film "Ed Wood," died following short hospitalization, according to publicist
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Landau, who earned an Academy Award for 1994 film "Ed Wood," died following short hospitalization, according to publicist
Romero died Sunday following battle with lung cancer, family statement said; classic flicks include "Night of the Living Dead" and "Dawn of the Dead"
The starkly modernist period film stars Florence Pugh as a 19th century bride who ushers infidelity and death into her new husband's house
Ben Affleck is no longer directing or co-writing his first standalone Batman movie
First look at Ava DuVernay's "A Wrinkle in Time" is officially here -- and the images are breathtaking
One of Disney's next big live-action remakes has hit a bit of a snag
The "Last Week Tonight" host is set to voice Zazu, a stuffy red-billed hornbill
The writer-director has announced his newest project
Minions are still box office force, and original stories are scoring big -- but not the R-rated comedy "The House"
Composer conjures an ethereal, haunting soundscape for documentary about silent film reels found buried for decades in a Yukon gold prospecting town
Michelle Rodriguez is threatening to leave "The Fast and the Furious" franchise unless its female characters are treated differently
It's time to go inside the game like never before
The stars of "Spider-Man: Homecoming" walked the red carpet at the film's premiere on Wednesday
Last year's "Oscars so white" controversy made Halle Berry reconsider importance of her own best actress win 15 years ago
Swedish actor Michael Nyqvist, who originated the role of Mikael Blomkvist in the Swedish "The Girl with the Dragon" tattoo films, has died at 56
Tilda Swinton, Steven Yeun and the stars of Netflix's new film "Okja" discuss the controversy around the film's Cannes premiere
"Life in Pieces" star Zoe Lister-Jones wrote, directed and stars in a new comedy about a couple trying to save their marriage through music
As part of the series "Something in Common," the stars of the comedy "The House" interview each other on advice to grads, and whether their children are funny, too
Hulking machines of "Transformers" are no longer box-office behemoths in North America, but they're still big in China
Han Solo's standalone "Star Wars" movie has a new pilot
"Downton Abbey" movie is in the works, with production likely to begin in 2018
The next standalone Star Wars film finds itself without a director after Phil Lord and Chris Miller were fired four months into production
Three-time Oscar-winner's last film will be Paul Thomas Anderson's "Phantom Thread"
"Wonder Woman" fell to second place in its third week, but it's still doing the heavy lifting for a lackluster summer box office
In 1967 the Monterey County Fairgrounds in Calif. were the site of a three-day celebration of music that ushered in the "Summer of Love"