The movie-TV divide has been blurring and evolving for some time, as streaming and other at-home diversions grow. With concerns about coronavirus have suddenly ruptured public pastimes, the question is whether that shift will be seriously hastened.
Linda Fairstein, a former prosecutor who was part of the Manhattan District Attorney's Office when it tried the criminal case against the young men who became known as the "Central Park Five," has filed suit against Netflix, producer and director Ava DuVernay and writer Attica Locke.
Comedian Kathy Griffin shared on her social media accounts that her mother, who she called her best friend, passed away on St. Patrick's Day. She was 99-years-old.
People are being urged to avoid crowds and stay home to stop the spread of the coronavirus but there are worries that younger people are not taking those measures.
The free grocery store that Brad Paisley and his wife, actress Kimberly Williams-Paisley, helped found will deliver groceries to some Nashville seniors, so they don't have to go shopping during the coronavirus crisis.
This year's Eurovision Song Contest has been canceled in the wake of the coronavirus pandemic, organizers confirmed on Wednesday, marking the first time that the much-loved competition has ever been scrapped.
"Little Fires Everywhere" feels like the second season of "Big Little Lies" that viewers wanted (or at least deserved), and not just because Reese Witherspoon is essentially playing the same character. A juicy adaptation of Celeste Ng's bestselling novel, the Hulu limited series dishes out an enticing mystery against a soapy backdrop of class and racial divides.
Celebrities aren't exempt from social distancing during the coronavirus pandemic. So, they've simply found new ways to entertain us while we're all shut in.
Charlotte Lawrence has revealed that she has tested positive for the coronavirus. The 19-year-old "Joke's On You" singer is pleading with other young people to heed calls for social distancing.
Self-isolating and desperate to bust a move? Prepare to start paying ... in sweat, because choreographer and "Fame" star Debbie Allen is offering a free online dance class.
The spread of information and disinformation via social networks is the subject of not one but two documentaries this week -- an especially timely one-two punch, at a moment when the value of facts and sobriety have never felt at more of a premium.
