
On September 11 Anniversary, Robert De Niro Calls for Mamdani to Be a “Bridge” for New York City
Also, how the Tribeca Festival co-founder and star of a new Netflix doc got me (and so many others) through the worst event of our public lives.

Also, how the Tribeca Festival co-founder and star of a new Netflix doc got me (and so many others) through the worst event of our public lives.

Debuting at TIFF, the feature from Rebeca Huntt ('Beba') sees the two-time World Cup champion reflecting on her life and career in the wake of her retirement as a player in 2023.

A comprehensive rundown of day-of news coverage, primetime TV specials and newly released docuseries streaming on demand.

Josh Duhamel and Minka Kelly starred in the Texas romantic drama that premiered its second season in July.

Harry Melling joins the 'Killing Eve' star in a TIFF-bowing body-horror romance about lonely hearts making a strange connection.

The 13th installment of Ryan Murphy and Brad Falchuk's horror anthology series is returning — and in a big way.

The New Jersey event will also screen Brad Bird's 'Ray Gunn' as its animation centerpiece.

The Crave series is set to premiere this October and air in on AMC+ in the U.S.

Test audiences always liked the film, but after removing much of the humor, "not only did the audience enjoy the movie more, but I also liked the movie a lot more."

The court found that the docuseries doesn't imply that the producer sexually abused children.

Episode six's New Year's Eve bottle episode leans on love-triangle clichés and leaves its women's team as underwritten as ever.

The mogul-auteur’s billion-dollar new L.A. cultural center marks a stark contrast with recent failures, involving substantial public money, at the encyclopedic art museum across town.

The Telluride debut centers on the friendship between the actor, who has facial disfigurement from neurofibromatosis, and a teenage girl with the same genetic condition.

Hargitay rolled out the Emmy blue carpet on Thursday, revealing her approach to helming this year's show: "I gotta do it my way."

Catherine Kim, Matt Carluccio and Matt Frucci will all expand their responsibilities with the changes.

The wireless carrier known for their phone plans is now hoping to win over home internet customers too.

The series is based on New York Magazine article "How Much Would You Pay for Friendship? Private Rush Coaches are Selling Teens the Sorority Dream" by Grey Battle.

Showrunners Attica and Tembi Locke and director Malcolm D. Lee are writing the series along with the author.

The candidate made the comments in an interview with MS NOW set to run tonight: "I'm still hopeful that we can have this interview on the air."

But that doesn't mean journalist Joe Sexton, director Matthew Galkin or producer Joshua Levine will pronounce her innocent in new HBO doc.