Fresh off a big win at Sunday's Screen Actors Guild Awards, "Black Panther" is headed back to theaters -- and this time, you can leave your wallet at home.
A Fiji Water spokesmodel went viral on the red carpet of the Golden Globes, but the company was a bit more circumspect at Sunday's Screen Actors Guild Awards.
With the eyes of his peers on him, Alan Alda shed light on the craft of acting the way only a legend could while accepting his SAG Lifetime Achievement Award.
It didn't take some viewers five hundred twenty-five thousand six hundred minutes to figure out they didn't love Fox's live version of "Rent" which ended up not being live at all.
"Rent" got a bad break -- literally -- when one of its key characters broke his foot, forcing Fox to broadcast a dress rehearsal, thus robbing the musical of its "Live!" designation. But given the various shortcomings, it's not clear it would have made enough of a difference to redeem a show that struggled to recover from an equally bad start.
The 25th Screen Actors Guild Awards could add more clarity to a wide-open awards season, beginning with a battle of blockbusters in the closely watched category of best performance by an ensemble in a movie.
What if you threw an awards show, and everything -- other than some of the big winners chosen -- followed the script? It would be as stately, inoffensive and barring a few surprises highlighted by the rousing coronation of "Black Panther," kind of boring as the Screen Actors Guild Awards were on Sunday night.
Patricia Arquette used her moment in the spotlight at the Screen Actors Guild Awards on Sunday to thank a person whose name is more often uttered on cable news than inside Hollywood events: Robert Mueller.
The fascinating subject matter -- revisiting the notorious Black Dahlia case -- is nearly undone by florid execution and a disappointing ending in "I Am the Night," a TNT miniseries that features the prominent pairing of star Chris Pine and his "Wonder Woman" director, Patty Jenkins.
Frequent "Saturday Night Live" host Steve Martin appeared as Roger Stone to roast the former Trump adviser's arrest and indictment on charges related to the Robert Mueller investigation.
Fatima Ali, the fan favorite of the previous season of Bravo's "Top Chef," died Friday after a nearly yearlong battle with cancer, the network said. She was 29.
GLAAD has removed the Freddy Mercury biopic "Bohemian Rhapsody" from consideration for an Outstanding Film nomination after allegations of sexual misconduct were leveled against the film's director this week.
