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Finding ‘The Truth’ Is Ving Rhames’s Latest Mission
In ‘History’s Deadliest,’ the award-winning actor trades the fictional disasters of Hollywood scripts for real life catastrophes.
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Bill O’Reilly Takes Break From Podcast as He Battles Undisclosed Illness
In an update on his website, the former Fox News host said he is recovering from a ‘malady’ that involved ‘some stomach stuff.’
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Bruce Bilson, Emmy-Winning TV Director Behind ‘Get Smart’ and ‘Andy Griffith,’ Dies at 97
Bilson’s body of work includes ‘Hogan’s Heroes,’ ‘Barney Miller,’ and ‘The Odd Couple.’
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Emma Stone Breaks Meryl Streep Record With Historic 2026 Oscar Nominations
The actress received two nominations for ‘Bugonia,’ pushing her career total to seven and becoming the youngest woman in history to reach that milestone.
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‘Sinners’ Vampire Thriller Makes Oscar History With 16 Nominations
Michael Jordan, who plays a dual leading role in the film as the twin brothers Smoke and Stack Moore, was nominated for best actor.
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Mel Brooks Says He’s Glad Carl Reiner Was Not Around to Witness His Son’s Murder
Brooks made the remarks following the Los Angeles premiere of his new two-part HBO documentary, ‘Mel Brooks: The 99 Year Old Man!’
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Roger Allers, Disney Animator and ‘The Lion King’ Co-Director, Dies at Age 76
Allers, remembered as an important contributor to the Disney universe, died suddenly at his California home following a short illness.
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‘Shrinking’ Star Ted McGinley’s Greatest Lesson: Enjoy the Journey
It took 40-something years for the veteran actor to land the role of a lifetime; he’s not complaining.
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Golden Globes Audience Drops to 8.7 Million, 6 Percent Below 2025 Figure
The awards show faced stiff competition on Sunday night from an NFL playoff game on NBC, which drew nearly 30 million viewers.
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Paramount Takes $30 per Share Bid for Warner Bros. to Shareholders After Board Rejects Talks
Paramount appealed directly to shareholders after the Warner Bros. board rebuffed talks, saying that its offer provides more value and certainty than Netflix’s.
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Federal Appeals Court Sides With Paramount in ‘Top Gun: Maverick’ Copyright Lawsuit
The Pasadena, Calif., Court ruled that Paramount’s 2022 Oscar-winning movie did not infringe on a 1983 magazine article that inspired the initial film.
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New Year, New TV: 8 Binge-Worthy Shows to Kick Off 2026
Whether you’re a fan of comedies, epic fantasies, thrillers, crime dramas, sci-fi, talent competitions or reality programming, January TV delivers.
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Sony Acquires Majority Stake in ‘Peanuts’ Franchise in Multi-Million Dollar Deal
Sony will own 80 percent of the beloved Charles M. Schulz comic featuring Charlie Brown, Snoopy, and the rest of the ‘Peanuts’ gang.
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Harrison Ford Named Winner of Actors Guild’s Life Achievement Award
Over six decades, the actor who brought Han Solo to life has displayed the ‘finest ideals of the acting profession,’ the organization said.
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The Oscars to Leave ABC, Move Exclusively to YouTube Starting in 2029
Available free worldwide on YouTube, the broadcasts will include closed captioning and audio tracks in multiple languages.
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‘Star Wars’ Memorabilia Sells for Nearly $4 Million at Auction
The original 1977 half-sheet movie poster created for ‘Star Wars: Episode IV—A New Hope’ sold for $3.87 million to an unidentified buyer.
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Disney Teams Up With OpenAI in Billion-Dollar Deal
Fans will be able to generate short videos with more than 200 Disney characters in early 2026.
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Trump Says He Will Be Involved in Netflix-Warner Bros. Deal Review
US lawmakers and industry groups have warned the deal would concentrate too much power in the US entertainment market.
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AMC CEO Remains at the Helm of Theater Giant Despite Suffering Stroke
Adam Aron, head of AMC Entertainment, suffered a minor stroke last month while on business abroad for the movie exhibition company.
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Stoic Cowboy Myles Clohessy Faces Moral Ambiguity in New Western Thriller ‘Frontier Crucible’
Co-starring Armie Hammer, Thomas Jane, and Ryan Masson, the actor brings moral integrity to the big screen through America’s Wild West.
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Finding ‘The Truth’ Is Ving Rhames’s Latest Mission
In ‘History’s Deadliest,’ the award-winning actor trades the fictional disasters of Hollywood scripts for real life catastrophes.
|
Bill O’Reilly Takes Break From Podcast as He Battles Undisclosed Illness
In an update on his website, the former Fox News host said he is recovering from a ‘malady’ that involved ‘some stomach stuff.’
|
Bruce Bilson, Emmy-Winning TV Director Behind ‘Get Smart’ and ‘Andy Griffith,’ Dies at 97
Bilson’s body of work includes ‘Hogan’s Heroes,’ ‘Barney Miller,’ and ‘The Odd Couple.’
|
Emma Stone Breaks Meryl Streep Record With Historic 2026 Oscar Nominations
The actress received two nominations for ‘Bugonia,’ pushing her career total to seven and becoming the youngest woman in history to reach that milestone.
|
‘Sinners’ Vampire Thriller Makes Oscar History With 16 Nominations
Michael Jordan, who plays a dual leading role in the film as the twin brothers Smoke and Stack Moore, was nominated for best actor.
|
Mel Brooks Says He’s Glad Carl Reiner Was Not Around to Witness His Son’s Murder
Brooks made the remarks following the Los Angeles premiere of his new two-part HBO documentary, ‘Mel Brooks: The 99 Year Old Man!’
|
Roger Allers, Disney Animator and ‘The Lion King’ Co-Director, Dies at Age 76
Allers, remembered as an important contributor to the Disney universe, died suddenly at his California home following a short illness.
|
‘Shrinking’ Star Ted McGinley’s Greatest Lesson: Enjoy the Journey
It took 40-something years for the veteran actor to land the role of a lifetime; he’s not complaining.
|
Golden Globes Audience Drops to 8.7 Million, 6 Percent Below 2025 Figure
The awards show faced stiff competition on Sunday night from an NFL playoff game on NBC, which drew nearly 30 million viewers.
|
Paramount Takes $30 per Share Bid for Warner Bros. to Shareholders After Board Rejects Talks
Paramount appealed directly to shareholders after the Warner Bros. board rebuffed talks, saying that its offer provides more value and certainty than Netflix’s.
|
Federal Appeals Court Sides With Paramount in ‘Top Gun: Maverick’ Copyright Lawsuit
The Pasadena, Calif., Court ruled that Paramount’s 2022 Oscar-winning movie did not infringe on a 1983 magazine article that inspired the initial film.
|
New Year, New TV: 8 Binge-Worthy Shows to Kick Off 2026
Whether you’re a fan of comedies, epic fantasies, thrillers, crime dramas, sci-fi, talent competitions or reality programming, January TV delivers.
|
Sony Acquires Majority Stake in ‘Peanuts’ Franchise in Multi-Million Dollar Deal
Sony will own 80 percent of the beloved Charles M. Schulz comic featuring Charlie Brown, Snoopy, and the rest of the ‘Peanuts’ gang.
|
Harrison Ford Named Winner of Actors Guild’s Life Achievement Award
Over six decades, the actor who brought Han Solo to life has displayed the ‘finest ideals of the acting profession,’ the organization said.
|
The Oscars to Leave ABC, Move Exclusively to YouTube Starting in 2029
Available free worldwide on YouTube, the broadcasts will include closed captioning and audio tracks in multiple languages.
|
‘Star Wars’ Memorabilia Sells for Nearly $4 Million at Auction
The original 1977 half-sheet movie poster created for ‘Star Wars: Episode IV—A New Hope’ sold for $3.87 million to an unidentified buyer.
|
Disney Teams Up With OpenAI in Billion-Dollar Deal
Fans will be able to generate short videos with more than 200 Disney characters in early 2026.
|
Trump Says He Will Be Involved in Netflix-Warner Bros. Deal Review
US lawmakers and industry groups have warned the deal would concentrate too much power in the US entertainment market.
|
AMC CEO Remains at the Helm of Theater Giant Despite Suffering Stroke
Adam Aron, head of AMC Entertainment, suffered a minor stroke last month while on business abroad for the movie exhibition company.
|
Stoic Cowboy Myles Clohessy Faces Moral Ambiguity in New Western Thriller ‘Frontier Crucible’
Co-starring Armie Hammer, Thomas Jane, and Ryan Masson, the actor brings moral integrity to the big screen through America’s Wild West.
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