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"Wonder Woman" conquered milestones and movie myths at theaters this weekend, where the Patty Jenkins-directed superhero film powered its way to a $100.5 million debut in North America and became the biggest blockbuster ever directed by a woman.
Bill Maher apologized Saturday for using a racial slur to describe himself as a house slave during a live segment for his HBO talk show.
Rocker Chris Cornell had drugs in his body, including an anti-anxiety medication, but they didn't contribute to his death by hanging in a Detroit hotel room, according to autopsy reports released Friday.
"Captain Underpants: The First Epic Movie" is a celebration of friendship of two boys named George and Harold.
Embattled comedian Kathy Griffin says she's not afraid of Donald Trump and plans to keep making fun of him but maintained that she's sorry for a video that depicted her holding a likeness of the president's severed, bloody head.
An increase in ticket prices has caused Disney parks in North America to see a dip in attendance.
It's all about feeling at home at House Kitchen & Bar in Coral Gables.
50-years ago today (June 1st), the Beatles released the album: "Sergeant Pepper's Lonely Hearts Club Band."
Get ready for more April the giraffe but this time some of her friends will be there too!
The late rap icon Notorious B.I.G will be honored at the ASCAP Rhythm & Soul Awards later this month.
Kathy Griffin says she went way too far when she appeared in a brief video Tuesday holding what looked like President Donald Trump's bloody, severed head.
Patty Jenkins has more than the weight of the DC Universe on her shoulders. Not only is she bringing the iconic Wonder Woman character to the big screen for the first time, she's the first woman to helm a major superhero film and one of very few in Hollywood history entrusted with a big-budget action feature.
The recent death of a man considered a pioneer in modern-day musical performance has been classified as an overdose.
- Ariana Grande's concert to benefit the victims of the deadly Manchester, England attack last week will include some major acts.
Robert De Niro says "in movie terms," the U.S. was once "an inspiring uplifting drama" but now has turned into "a tragic dumb comedy."
