Chris Evans isn't too sure about these daggum newfangled iPhones. During an interview with Collider, Evans groused about the bulky buttonless-ness of his new iPhone 12 Pro, saying he still prefers his dearly departed iPhone 6s.
From the moment it was announced that Beanie Feldstein would lead "Funny Girl" in its first Broadway revival, many theater fans wondered: How would Lea Michele take the news?
Emilia Clarke says she had "the most excruciating pain" after suffering two brain aneurysms, but is grateful for both her recovery and for working on "Game of Thrones" at the time.
Missing "Breaking Bad's" iconic characters? Not to worry -- the drug dealer protagonists of the famous TV show will soon be immortalized with larger-than-life bronze statues in New Mexico.
This week, check out Dakota Johnson in Netflix period romance "Persuasion," reality series "Forever Summer: Hamptons" follows a set of college-aged friends, and 'Girl in the Picture' delivers a dark look into a true crime case.
The US Senate race in Pennsylvania is one of the most competitive and potentially significant -- and now, Snooki of "Jersey Shore" has unwittingly gotten involved.
The ancient texts have been resurrected! Thanks to a resourceful Twitch streamer, every single English-language Super Nintendo game manual is now available for free online. The collection covers more than 700 games dating back to Super Nintendo's US launch in 1991, when the internet was young and the mighty Mario was just a tiny clump of pixels.
Of all Disney's teen-musical franchises (see "High School Musical" and "Descendants"), "Zombies" overcame its strained cuddly-zombie premise to become the most unexpectedly pleasing, augmenting its themes of bigotry and acceptance with best-in-class songs. Given that, there's little pleasure in reporting that "Zombies 3" is creatively dead on arrival, reviving the concept at least once too often.
"The Gray Man's" biggest muscle flex doesn't come from Ryan Gosling or Chris Evans (not that they're slackers), but rather the overall casting, throwing in Ana de Armas after her butt-kicking Bond role as well as Regé-Jean Page post-"Bridgerton," Jessica Henwick ("The Matrix") and Indian star Dhanush. The script, alas, is a bit of a 98-pound weakling, but given the escapist demands probably sufficient to get the job done.
After a nearly three-year break from social media, actress Constance Wu returned to her online platforms on Thursday to share that she attempted suicide in 2019 after a series of poorly received tweets.
Fans of hit show "Abbott Elementary" will have the chance to walk the halls of the eponymous school -- when the series makes its debut at San Diego Comic-Con this summer.
