Spielberg’s New Alien Movie Asks: Who Gets to Decide the Truth?
Disclosure Day explores questions of truth and trust as government document drops and AI reshape how Americans think about the unexplained.
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Disclosure Day explores questions of truth and trust as government document drops and AI reshape how Americans think about the unexplained.
Trooping the Colour is here! Held annually in June, the Trooping parade celebrates the British monarch's birthday—even though King Charles's actual birthday...
Kate Middleton has arrived at Trooping the Colour, riding in a carriage with her three children, Prince George, Princess Charlotte, and Prince Louis.
Our guide to the best new movies you can stream on HBO Max in June 2026, each of which is rated 90% or higher on Rotten Tomatoes.
ABC New York news anchor, Bill Ritter, announced his retirement live on air on June 12 after revealing he was diagnosed with Alzheimer's.
Next week's WWE title match gets a more interesting referee than challenger, and an unpopular story continues.
It's not contradictory to believe in a Christian God and still think there may be other life in the universe, says a University of Notre Dame theologian who...
One of New York City's biggest parades returns this Sunday: the National Puerto Rican Day Parade (NPRDP), celebrating its 69th year.
Olivia Rodrigo is more than just pretty sad on her third album You Seem Pretty Sad for a Girl So in Love. Over 13 tracks, the superstar depicts all the...
A beloved movie critic and arts reporter for the “Today” show, Gene Shalit has died. Known for his puffy hair, oversized handlebar mustache and a love for...
The DGA's new contract contains a provision limiting the number of episodes directed by people working on set "who have no track record in directing."
The opera filed a lawsuit Thursday alleging the Kennedy Center illegally took years' worth of donor gifts, bequests and endowment funds. The two parties cut...
Gene Shalit, the “Today” show film critic and arts commentator whose pouf of ebony hair, bushy mustache, funhouse eyeglasses and floppy bow ties — not to...
The union secured commitments from employers to lobby for a federal film and television tax incentive and to fund a “skills enhancement” program focused on...
Gene Shalit, the Muppet look-alike who reviewed movies and other cultural arts with a whimsical bent and a shtick for puns as the resident wit on NBC's...
A New York judge ruled Justin Baldoni and his production company Wayfarer Studios must pay Blake Lively's attorneys' fees but denied Lively's claim for...
The moustachioed reviewer was a popular fixture in American households from the 1970s through to his retirement in 2010.
The DGA's board on Friday unaminously voted to recommend their members to approve a four-year contract with major studios.
The person in control of Nick Reiner's trust initially refused to pay out money until an investigation was complete, according to Nick's lawyer.
The DGA deal includes a provision limiting TV actors and others from working as directors on shows, meant to preserve jobs for career directors.