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Macaulay Culkin knows why he didn't get a role in the Quentin Tarantino film "Once Upon a Time . . . in Hollywood."

Third time and they are definitely charmed.

"Nanny McPhee" star and climate change activist Raphael Coleman has died at the age of 25.

As the US gears up for the results of Tuesday's New Hampshire primary, the public can keep up in an interesting way: with "The Conners."

Partyin', partyin', YEAH! "Friday," the accidental anthem of 2011 and an ode to the best day of the week, is officially nine years old.

Dwyane Wade has opened up about his daughter, Zaya, identifying as transgender.

"Once a stutterer, I feel, always a stutterer," Emily Blunt tells Marie Claire magazine about her years growing up with a speech impediment that prevented her from reading poems aloud or even saying her name as a kid.

When worlds collide.

The night is not over after the Oscars ceremony. It's not even over after the after party. Bong Joon Ho could still be partying if he feels like it.

If you want Eminem at your function, all you've got to do is ask. Maybe he'll say yes on the second try.

Taika Waititi has become the first indigenous New Zealander to win an Oscar.

The 92nd Academy Awards will be presented Sunday in Los Angeles.

The cast and creative team for "Parasite" took the stage on Sunday to accept the award for best picture, capping off what was a huge night for the film and a significant night for global cinema.

A Netflix documentary series on the assassination of Malcolm X has raised enough questions that the case will be reinvestigated.

18-year-old Simone Johnson, daughter of Dwayne "The Rock" Johnson, is planning to follow in the footsteps of her dad, grandfather and great-grandfather.

Lin-Manuel Miranda introduced a song medley at the 92nd Academy Awards, and it appeared it was just another compilation of songs in movies that have had an impact.

The "In Memoriam" segment of Sunday's Academy Awards caused some viewers grief.

For many comic-book fans, R-rated movies based on favorite characters are a badge of honor -- proof that Hollywood is taking these properties seriously and treating them in a grown-up way, after a past that included plenty of campy abuse.

If you thought what's known as "Film Twitter" was populated by insufferable bores before, just wait till you see them now that a movie for which many advocated, "Parasite," was named best picture at the Oscars.