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'Sex and the City 3' planned to kill off Mr. Big
Frankie Muniz gets engaged after rough week
Mandy Moore marries Taylor Goldsmith
Diddy breaks his silence over Kim Porter's death
Don't look for a 'Scrubs' revival series
Pregnant Amy Schumer returns to stage after hospitalization
'The Crimes of Grindelwald's' fascist themes are everywhere this fall
Back in November 2016, before the premiere of the first installment of the "Fantastic Beasts" spin-off series, J.K. Rowling told press that the story had been influenced by rising populism around the world. Her debut screenplay focused on happy-go-lucky "magizoologist" Newt Scamander scurrying around New York in pursuit or errant creatures, but on the fringes lay dark forces waiting to take center stage -- namely evil wizard Gellert Grindelwald.
'Ralph Breaks the Internet' runs up score on clever plot
It's often said that the best animated movies play equally well with adults and children, while bad ones prove an ordeal for kid-squiring parents. If anything, "Ralph Breaks the Internet" bends in the opposite direction: The colorful action should delight tykes, but the smart, media-savvy asides make it especially appealing to grownups.
Hailey Baldwin is now Hailey Bieber...on Instagram
'My Brilliant Friend' lives up to its name
"My Brilliant Friend" lives up to its adjective, creating such a rich, exquisitely rendered plunge into mid-20th-century Naples that it's difficult not to get totally sucked into the hardscrabble, small-village lives. Shot in Italian, after watching six of the eight episodes, there's not much to say but "fantastico."
Kanye West donates $150,000 for security guard killed by officer in Chicago
Ariana Grande debuts a new look and people have a lot of opinions about it
Kim Porter's family shares conversation with Diddy
Steve Carell as Jeff Bezos mocks Trump on 'SNL'
Amy Schumer posts about pregnancy struggle
Stan Lee's family said goodbye in private service; tribute in works
Kim Porter, actress and model, dies at 47
'Dogs' is a feel-good tale about BFFs with tails
'Little Drummer Girl,' 'Escape at Dannemora' join miniseries' new golden age
The miniseries is in full flower right now, offering major stars willing to commit to six or seven episodes but not open-ended runs. Enter two such projects, both dealing, as it happens, in sexual manipulation: "Escape at Dannemora" -- a stranger-than-fiction prison escape story, airing on Showtime -- and AMC's "The Little Drummer Girl," which expands John le Carre's espionage novel into a sharply drawn, six-part international thriller.
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