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Former students from James Franco's Los Angeles-based Studio 4 school accuse him of trading sex for opportunities, and orgies for roles, an accusation Franco strongly denies.

"The Disaster Artist" turned the making of a cinematic turkey into award season gold. But is "The Room" really the best worst movie ever made?

He was originally on the cover alongside Reese Witherspoon and Oprah Winfrey.

Has the academy decided "Time's Up" for Franco?

The 'GLOW' star handled SAG Awards red carpet interview diplomatically.

Franco has claimed the allegations against him are "not accurate."

Following his sexual misconduct accusations, those nude selfies take on a new light.

The actor's attorney denied the allegations from five women.

"There are stories that need to get out."

Franco's Golden Globes win was clouded by claims of inappropriate behavior Sunday.

The actor took home a Globe for best actor after playing Tommy Wiseau in "The Disaster Artist."

SZA will hit the "SNL" stage with tracks from her Grammy-nominated album "CTRL."

The NBC sketch comedy show picks back up on Saturday.

'The Wire' creators and the novelist Richard Price dig into sex for their new series about the rise of porn.

The actor is opening up about his sexuality again...

He speaks about vampires, sexuality-improving underwear and flaws in "The Disaster Artist."

A roundup of original shows coming this fall from Netflix, Hulu, Amazon, AOL and Crackle.

In The Interview's latest chapter, a corrupt app will steal your bank details instead of downloading the film

The embattled movie has earned millions and been downloaded two million times in four days

Moviegoers prove unafraid of North Korea's threats on theaters.

Critics' thoughts, and a final scene from arguably the most famous film made about North Korea.

Yesterday, U.S. officials determined the North Korean government was "centrally involved" in the hack on Sony's systems.

The group of cyberterrorists behind the recent Sony hacks threatened attacks on moviegoers if theaters screened 'The Interview.'

A human rights group has said it wants to float the controversy-causing comedy to Pyongyang

An article in the state KCNA news agency said North Korea had "called on the world" to defend it from a forthcoming Sony Pictures Entertainment comedy, 'The Interview.'

North Korea says the U.S. is sponsoring terrorism and committing an act of war by allowing production of a movie about a plot to kill its leader, Kim Jong Un

North Korea said it would unleash a "merciless counter-measure" if Washington failed to ban the movie