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Tom Hanks doesn't get to battle Tim Allen at the box office and he has feelings about that.

Kate Hudson went mermaid style for the Gram and her big brother wasn't down for it.

The impressive mix of tones and styles that director Taika Waititi pulled off in "Thor: Ragnarok" largely fizzles in "Thor: Love and Thunder," which isn't as funny as it wants to be, as stirring as it needs to be or romantic as it ought to be. Although well paced at just under two hours, instead of the hoped-for fireworks this comes a little too close to feeling like a post-Fourth of July dud.

Actress Rachel Brosnahan is expressing her grief over the mass shooting in Highland Park, Illinois on Monday that has left at least six people dead and dozens more injured.

Ticket holders weren't the only ones devastated when Adele had to cancel her Las Vegas residency.

Tom Cruise turned 60 years old on July 3 and all we got him was a blockbuster movie.

In just a few hours, the skies will be lit up with fireworks across the country to mark America's independence.

The Backstreet Boys had an on-stage visitor at their show in Toronto, Canada on Saturday night.

British pop star Harry Styles has canceled his performance in Copenhagen after a shooting took place at a mall close to the concert venue where he was scheduled to perform.

Newlyweds Travis Barker and Kourtney Kardashian are reflecting on "a scary and emotional week."

Lindsay Lohan has announced she is married.

Poison frontman Bret Michaels is thanking supporters as he remains hospitalized for a "medical complication."

I'm trying to be optimistic, but boy, is the world making it hard.

If she hasn't already, Kate Bush may want to send Netflix a muffin basket.

"Little House on the Prairie" star Melissa Gilbert is remembering her late co-star Michael Landon, more than three decades after he died of pancreatic cancer at age 54.

Millie Bobby Brown will star in a new Netflix film from the Russo brothers, called "The Electric State."

"Stranger Things" has taken the idea of playing the long game to heart a bit too literally, capping its super-sized fourth season with two sprawling episodes that total nearly four hours. Whether that's a reward to fans or self-indulgence by the producers rests in the eye of the beholder, but after this, it's hard to imagine many concluding that ending things with season five qualifies as premature.

For anyone wondering why "The Princess" is premiering on Hulu in the US, not sister service Disney+, the movie answers that in the first five minutes, when the title character brutally dispatches a pair of guards sent into the tower where she's being held. While the timing seems right for a princess who rescues herself, there's precious little substance to this violent fantasy, featuring Joey King figuratively letting down her hair.

Amazon has flexed its muscles with military-style action series (see "Tom Clancy's Jack Ryan" and "Reacher"), but "The Terminal List" adds a numbingly simple-minded revenge saga to that subgenre. Despite the promotional benefits of featuring star-producer Chris Pratt as a grittier kind of avenger, this brutal eight-episode slog squanders its talent in front of and behind the camera.