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It may be time to just move on from "Sex and the City" sequels.

The astrophysicist most recently chimed in about "Titanic." Is he veering away from his strictly science-based reviews?

During a radio interview, Chan said "Rush Hour 4" would only happen if Tucker agreed.

"The 'film' was made with blatant disregard of both the Steenkamp and Pistorius families, as well as complete disregard for Reeva and Oscar," read the family's statement.

Mark Felt leaked key details of the Watergate cover-up to the press. But he wasn't the patriotic hero you think he was.

Disney Channel is developing a remake of the classic 1993 Halloween film, without the original witches.

Hugh Hefner, who died at 91, was known to most as an icon of sexual liberation, but he was also a regular presence on TV, always in character: a sexual libertine in a pair of pajamas.

Check out "The Meyerowitz Stories," "City of Ghosts," "I Love You, America" and stand-up from Patton Oswalt and Judah Friedlander.

The California native dropped an emotion-filled album on Friday.

What we learned from 'Gaga: Five Foot Two,' which premieres Friday.

Russian President Vladimir Putin was once a darling of Hollywood's top talent, but a downturn in U.S-Russia relations has hurt his image.

"Steve Bannon is a failed fucking screenwriter," Clooney said of the fired former White House strategist.

"'America' is almost like a spice or a salt that you put on a scary word."

Check out the third season of "Narcos," the fourth of "Transparent," the season six premiere of "The Mindy Project" and more.

The film—starring Channing Tatum and Daniel Craig as hillbilly thieves—is the director at his best: clever and funny as hell.

Bryan Fogel's new film, "Icarus," premieres on Netflix on August 4.

One of Hollywood's top writers returns with 'Wind River,' shining a light on sexual abuse and the many women who disappear on America's Indian reservations.

Don't miss "Marvel's The Defenders," "Wet Hot American Summer: Ten Years Later," "Comrade Detective" and a new season of "Difficult People."

In the sweet and funny '90s throwback 'Landline,' Jenny Slate plays a twenty-something woman who discovers her father is having an affair.

The characters are fictional, the planes are real and the history is important.

William Oldroyd's film, acclaimed on the festival circuit for its daring, is joyless, ugly and arguably racist.

Luc Besson, proven master of the sci-fi genre, bets his studio on a race of pricey, pearly aliens.

Spend the day with dad and titles like "Father of the Bride," "Master of None," "Mrs. Doubtfire" and "Finding Nemo."

The actress said some aspects of the film were "deeply hurtful."

Hulk Hogan, Peter Thiel and the sex tape that brought down the gossip site are part of a larger story about freedom of the press.

Don't miss a new season of "Orange Is the New Black" and this year's Tony Awards.

Hayek's new film, "Beatriz at Dinner," feels eerily timely for the Trump era.

The horror-movie monster first became associated with the LGBT community through a Tumblr post.

David Edelstein's Vulture review (and his defense of it) highlights the pushback against how some male film critics talk about female characters.

The first phase of the theme park will be an immersive fantasy land based on the iconic anime.