From cameramen to "professional daredevils," movie and television crew members willingly put themselves in danger every day to create a realistic crash or explosion on set – but sometimes, stunts go wrong.
New York Times Executive Editor Dean Baquet said it would be crazy to deny his newsroom is filled with liberals, but he insisted it doesn’t keep the paper from being balanced.
Actor George Clooney wrote a letter to the students of Marjory Stoneman Douglas High School who were affected by last month’s school shooting and told them he was proud of them.
Aileen Wuornos captivated the nation when she confessed to murdering several men in central Florida between 1989 and 1990. A new documentary explores her trial.
Cate Blanchett, star of Woody Allen's 2013 film, "Blue Jasmine," does not think that she has stayed silent on the sexual allegations surrounding the famed director.
Lena Waithe, one of the co-stars of Aziz Ansari's "Master of None," has weighed in on the actor's recent sexual misconduct claims, saying that people need to be educated on the importance of consent.
CNN’s ubiquitous presence in airports -- where it broadcasts from thousands of screens to a captive audience of millions -- is facing new scrutiny after the cable network's hard left turn.
One New York City firefighter has died and another has been seriously injured battling a blaze that broke out late Thursday on a film set in upper Manhattan, authorities said.
Jim Parsons cherished the opportunity to work with Stephen Hawking, but admitted he was a bit intimidated to meet the celebrated theoretical physicist.
Chrissy Teigen has revealed why she kept her maiden name instead of taking that of her husband John Legend -- and the reason may not be what you expect.
The parents of Anton Yelchin have reached a settlement with the makers of the Jeep Grand Cherokee, the SUV that crushed and killed the "Star Trek" actor in his driveway in 2016.