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Dear filmmakers, Jessica Chastain wants you to do better by women.

The Trump era has raised questions for TV shows set in Washington, wondering how fictional drama can possibly match the unscripted one in the White House. "House of Cards" answers that, inadvertently, by enhancing its soapy qualities, in a fifth season that again has more to do with the utterly unbridled pursuit of power than politics.

White House communications director Mike Dubke is leaving the administration, he said Tuesday, amid swirling speculation about a possible Trump staff shakeup.

As blockbuster movies become more like roller-coaster rides, it's perhaps only natural that theaters -- eager to give people incentive to leave the house -- would seek to further augment that sensory experience.

The star of "Jane the Virgin" has opened up about having anxiety.

Bill Simmons has a new home -- again.

Last week Beyoncé lit up the Internet (again) by sharing pictures of her African-themed "Carter push party" to celebrate her pregnancy.

The unyielding barrage of news coming out of Washington D.C. has kept late-night programs like "The Daily Show" on their toes and, in many cases, riding a wave of ratings success. But do hosts like Trevor Noah ever crave a breath of creative fresh air?

Following a big win at Cannes, Sofia Coppola has just joined a very exclusive club.

The death was confirmed Monday by NPR, where Deford delivered commentaries for 37 years.

A hard-hitting video advertisement of a suicide bomber being challenged by victims of terrorism has gone viral in the Middle East.

Warning: This story contains spoilers about "Master of None" Season 2.

Love was in the air for celebs over the holiday weekend.

Narrowly focused on the last few years of his life, "Michael Jackson: Searching for Neverland" labors to humanize the King of Pop, acknowledging eccentricities but portraying him as an object of sympathy. While reasonably effective dramatically speaking, its reception will likely depend on how one views Jackson's alleged behavior with children.

Now that summer is officially here, you might as well settle in and beat the heat.

There are "Stranger Things" than celebs showing off their pipes, but that doesn't make it any less delightful.

Justin Timberlake and Jimmy Fallon go "bro-biking" through the Hamptons. The best friends have previously joked that tandem biking is the pair's preferred mode of transportation when hanging out.

"Call me Joseph," says Gong Yoo, modestly.