Before Andrew Garfield became a two-time Oscar nominee, he was a nervous 23-year-old walking onto his very first film set, opposite Robert Redford, no less.
Ben Affleck lost his mother in April and his father just two months later in June, and for the first time, he's opening up about navigating the loss and what it has taught him.
A congenital neck injury nearly ended Larry Mullen Jr.'s decades-long career as U2's drummer, until he made a risky choice, one that even his doctors and family tried to talk him out of.
Ryan Seacrest has spent more than three decades making broadcasting look effortless. But even he admits there's something he wishes he'd approached differently when he was just starting out.
After years of putting everyone else first, EGOT winner Jennifer Hudson is finally ready to write music that's entirely her own. "It's my time for my voice," she says.
Jonathan Taylor Thomas, who's largely stayed out of the spotlight since his 'Home Improvement' days, was briefly detained by police this week in California.
'Spider-Man: Brand New Day' just broke Hollywood's biggest box office record, but the numbers reveal a more complicated story about what 'biggest' really means.
The beloved Austen classic is getting a fresh, star-studded retelling on Netflix this December, with Emma Corrin and Jack Lowden stepping into the roles of Elizabeth Bennet and Mr. Darcy.
Dionne Warwick is once again teaming up with musicians for a cause. The Grammy winner has recruited Mya and Saweetie for "One Heart Can Change the World," a new anthem set for release on International World Peace Day.
There was a time Katherine LaNasa didn't think she'd work as an actress again. Years later, she's an Emmy winner for her role on "The Pitt," and she's candid about everything it took to get there, sobriety, a cancer diagnosis, and decades of near-misses.
Tom Cruise doesn't just make movies. He says it's who he is. Ahead of his new film "Digger," the actor opened up to GQ about the mindset behind his passion for filmmaking.
'SNL UK' premiered its second season on September 12 with a sketch mocking Prince Harry and Meghan Markle, and cast members say they're aiming to push the show even further this year.
Fifty years after "Carrie" first hit shelves, author Stephen King is weighing in on the latest attempt to bring it to screen, and he's not holding back the praise.
Everyone from Paul Mescal to Jacob Elordi has been floated as the next 007. According to Gary Oldman, though, the studio already knows exactly who it wants.
Mariska Hargitay is opening up about why she once considered walking away from 'Law & Order: SVU' entirely, and the conversation that ultimately convinced her to stay.
Before she found lasting love, Gwyneth Paltrow says she was once engaged to one of Hollywood's most famous leading men, and the split still comes with mixed feelings.
Bruce Springsteen reveals the chance encounter that shaped one of his most iconic songs. The rock icon traces it back to a fateful meeting at a legendary Hollywood hotel.
It's been 50 years since Kermit the Frog first hit the airwaves. This week, the special built to honor that legacy earned Sabrina Carpenter her very first Emmy.
It's been two months since Ciara laughed off the idea of a fifth baby with Russell Wilson, telling him to slow down just moments after their fourth was born. Now, right around their tenth wedding anniversary, she's announcing exactly that — baby number five is on the way.
Stavros Floros went on 'Survivor Greece' to compete. He came home with one leg, a 61-day hospital stay, and a lawsuit accusing the show's producers of putting contestants in the path of tourist boats without a single safety measure in place.
Nicole Kidman calls herself a "Dunie." She's watched every film in Denis Villeneuve's trilogy and clearly wishes she were part of it. So why isn't she?
Julia Stiles is trading her onscreen dance moves for the real thing on "Dancing with the Stars." The actress opens up about how her husband and three young kids are reacting to her new gig ahead of season 35.
Ridley Scott has spent five decades jumping between genres, from sci-fi to war epics to crime dramas. Rolling Stone just ranked all 29 of his films, and one clear winner rose above the rest.
A day on a Brooklyn film set turned into something bigger for Pete Davidson, when a chance meeting with a young comic named Liam led the actor to make a $20,000 donation toward research for a rare disease.
Robert Pattinson is deep into filming "The Batman" sequel in London, and when asked how it's going, his answer wasn't quite what you'd expect from the man behind the cape.
Jenna Ortega is getting candid about the toll early stardom took on her well-being. The actress admitted she often skipped meals and water as a child performer, terrified of being seen as difficult.
Two months after Taylor Swift said "I do" at Madison Square Garden, her ex took the same stage and couldn't resist a callback, kicking off his own 30-night run at the arena with a joke.
Billie Eilish took on a special role at her brother Finneas's wedding to longtime love Claudia Sulewski. The Grammy winner officiated the couple's star-studded ceremony in Montecito, California, on Saturday.
Lori Loughlin didn't just return to Instagram. She brought the whole "Full House" cast with her, including one voice fans never expected to hear again.
Travis Kelce's family just got a new addition, and she's already landing major campaigns. The Chiefs tight end is opening up about how his furry companion made her way into the fashion world.
As Prince Jackson honored his father's birthday in a rare appearance in Las Vegas, he reflected on the legacy of the pop icon and the film that carries it forward.
The "Watermelon Sugar" singer used his concert date on Wednesday to honor the most influential artist in country music, but he definitely didn't do it with "Jolene."
Jelly Roll addressed months of political speculation during his stint as guest host on "Jimmy Kimmel Live!," reflecting on his choice to stay silent at the 2026 Grammy Awards. The singer said he regretted not speaking up sooner for people who felt unheard.
Six guys with no restaurant experience and a wild idea built an empire. Now their story — infatuation, a road trip and all — is getting the Hollywood treatment.
Josh Radnor spent close to a decade playing Ted Mosby, a character he now describes as "annoying" at times, but one he still loves, flaws and all these years later.
With streaming sites and regular broadcasting channels, people have tons of options when it comes to entertainment. Still, finding something to watch can often be overwhelming. So here are the three new shows premiering this September that should be on your must-watch list.
Jodie Sweetin recently reunited with several of her Full House costars, and one person's absence was impossible to ignore. Nearly four years after Bob Saget's death, she says his presence still lingers in unexpected ways.
Michael Strahan's family just got a little bigger. Sources say the "Good Morning America" co-anchor and longtime girlfriend, Kayla Quick, welcomed a baby girl earlier this year, making her his fifth child.
Dolly Parton's niece, Rebecca Seaver, has shared an emotional Instagram tribute following the country icon's death. Seaver reflected on Parton's legacy of love, joy, and light in a heartfelt farewell message.
Nearly 40 years after "Three Men and a Baby" made them an unlikely on-screen duo, Tom Selleck and Ted Danson are teaming up again for an untitled Apple TV comedy. The casting marks Selleck's first TV role since "Blue Bloods," a show he says was still a top-10 broadcast hit when CBS pulled the plug.
Sandra Bullock debuted the ink on her shoulder at the London premiere of "Practical Magic 2." It's a small, permanent nod to the two people who matter most in her life.
The film that will detail the life of one of the most influential rappers in the music industry is coming along nicely with the addition of an up-and-coming actor as the "California Love" artist.
Taylor Swift is honoring Dolly Parton's "everlasting" legacy following the country icon's death at age 80 after a brief battle with cancer. In a statement, Swift called Parton "true grace and true grit, all in one dazzling person."
Over two decades later, Andie and Benjamin might be getting a second act. Paramount has a "How to Lose a Guy in 10 Days" sequel in development, and the news comes with Kate Hudson on board.
Even as a cancer diagnosis loomed, Dolly Parton leaned on the faith that had guided her since childhood. A source close to the singer says that unwavering belief carried her through her final months.
Queen Camilla has broken her silence on the toll of keeping King Charles III's cancer diagnosis private. She opened up about the experience in a new film marking Maggie's 30th anniversary.
There are kind-of-fun games, there are good games, there are great games and then there are the best of the best. Check out our curated list of the top 3 games that have stood the test of time.
A woman told her husband she was tired of feeling like a live-in maid for him and his parents. However, he did nothing to support her, so she had to make a difficult decision.
Susan Lucci's grandson, Brendan, was unable to walk or stand for years as he battled cerebral palsy. After undergoing surgeries, he achieved remarkable progress, becoming a source of celebration for Susan and his mother, Liza. The two share Brendan's inspiring journey and celebrate his triumphs.
A woman's grandma refused to visit her newborn after finding out the baby's name. Her grandmother hung up on them when she heard the name and never reached out since. The woman wondered whether she was wrong for choosing a name her grandmother didn't like.