For film fans, the first half of "Spielberg" -- a splendid HBO documentary -- should replicate that over-the-moon feeling, chronicling Steven Spielberg's early life and career. The second half, perhaps inevitably, sags a bit, but nevertheless conjures a deeply personal portrait of this extraordinarily versatile filmmaker.
"Young, gifted and black." "Melanin and muscles." "Our sons matter." The slogans on the clothing that a group called "Blacktivist" offered for sale through Facebook were supposed to look like they came from American Black Lives Matter activists.
Why is "Blade Runner," a movie that underperformed at the box office 35 years ago, now getting a Hollywood blockbuster sequel with "Blade Runner 2049?"
President Trump's disregard for a free press just reached a new low: He's urging the Senate Intelligence Committee to investigate American news outlets for publishing "fake" stories.
An emotional Celine Dion returned to the stage in Las Vegas on Tuesday night, two days after the city and the country were rocked by the deadliest mass shooting in modern American history.
Late-night hosts took time during their shows to address gun control and the mass shooting that happened at a country music festival in Las Vegas killing at least 59 people and injuring more than 500.
Jason Aldean is still coming to terms with the mass shooting that occurred during his set in Las Vegas Sunday night, leaving 59 dead and hundreds injured.
