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Tony Hawk has broken his leg, which he admits may affect his future in skateboarding.

Obi-Wan Kenobi is coming to streaming, as practically anyone with an internet connection knows by now. But is that the ideal venue for a project based on a beloved original "Star Wars" character? And while he might insist "It's not my fault!," how much of the blame goes to Han Solo?

A trailer for Mayim Bialik's directorial debut, "As They Made Us," has been released.

Andy Warhol was such a distinctive figure -- cutting across the worlds of art, media and pop culture -- that a docuseries about his life could hardly be boring, and "The Andy Warhol Diaries" isn't. But this six-part Netflix production does unfold at a languid, almost-hypnotic pace, while employing AI technology to create Warhol's voice reading his words from the great beyond, which is as oddly creepy as that sounds.

Rosario Dawson goes to battle in a fictional American civil war in a trailer for "DMZ."

Hayden Panettiere, who shares a 7-year-old daughter with Ukrainian former professional boxer Wladimir Klitschko, has started a relief fund for those fighting to defend Ukraine.

Marvel is changing the name and design of a character that debuted in a recent issue of the comic miniseries "King Conan" after it was criticized for its portrayal of an Indigenous woman.

Drama meets "Dateline" in "The Thing About Pam," an NBC series that seeks to turn one of the newsmagazine's salacious stories into a limited series, complete with ghoulish narration by reporter Keith Morrison. Featuring Renée Zellweger tromping around under the weight of prosthetic makeup, it's a true-crime experiment that clearly wants to be the next "Fargo" and doesn't get there.

Morgan Wallen was removed from the Academy of Country Music Awards ballot last year after being caught on video using a racial slur.

Glass Animals just broke a Mariah Carey record.

The 57th Academy of Country Music Awards will be presented Monday in Las Vegas.

Pixar has a knack for coming-of-age tales, but few that mix the touching and adorable much better than "Turning Red," a bright and appealing animated movie somewhat surprisingly headed directly to Disney+. Audiences should still warm to this mother-daughter story on streaming, but in bypassing theaters it feels like the studio is leaving some green on the table.

Dolly Parton and bestselling author James Patterson have written a novel together, a thriller titled "Run, Rose, Run."

Angelina Jolie drew parallels between refugees in Yemen and those suffering because of the war in Ukraine.

Taron Egerton offered an update after recently collapsing on stage.

The new season of "Outlander" picked up right where Season 5 left off.

The equivalent of missing what should be an easy layup, "Winning Time: The Rise of the Lakers Dynasty" stumbles on the road to greatness, undermining can't-miss subject matter for basketball fans with an uneven, at times farcical tone. Although '80s-style excess clearly accounts for much of the sizzle, this exercise feels like a no-look pass that skips out of bounds.

Alec Baldwin said he believes certain lawsuits filed in the wake of the fatal shooting on the "Rust" film set have been directed toward people who are considered "deep-pocket litigants," not necessarily those who were potentially negligent in the incident.

Sting says his 1985 song "Russians" is more relevant than ever due to the war in Ukraine.

Actor Johnny Brown, who played building superintendent Nathan Bookman on the 1970s sitcom "Good Times," has died, according to an Instagram post from his daughter, Sharon Brown.