Movies & TV

Chrissy Teigen and her husband, John Legend, announced that they had lost their baby son, Jack, in fall 2020.

As well as voicing the new Netflix docu-series, Peter Dinklage had a big role behind the scenes on "How to Become a Dictator."

The pandemic had wide-ranging repercussions across the entertainment industry and forced Netflix to move "Too Hot to Handle Brazil" to a safer location.

"Never Have I Ever" season 2 recently landed on Netflix and is holding on tight to the number 1 spot on Netflix worldwide. Will there be more to come?

Dr. Death is a true-crime series about the disgraced Dr. Christopher Duntsch. The Affair's Joshua Jackson spoke to Newsweek about playing the "twisted" figure.

The saucy columnist's outfits were legendary in the original six seasons, which ran from 1998 to 2004.

Madonna, 62, has been working on a movie based on her life and career with screenwriter Erin Wilson.

"Too Hot to Handle Brazil" has landed on Netflix—who are the sexy singletons about to embark on the wildest summer of their lives?

Tampa Bay Buccaneers quarterback Tom Brady has been friends with former President Donald Trump since they first met in 2001.

"The Jeffersons" star Marla Gibbs' speech was cut short as she paused and closed her eyes during the outdoor event in Los Angeles on Tuesday.

Newsweek meets the man behind the wacky designs of the "Sexy Beasts" singles—and discovers the challenges of dating in disguise.

If you're a fan of "The Crown", "The Umbrella Academy" or "Stranger Things", this could be the gig for you.

Megyn Kelly hit out at tennis star Naomi Osaka, 23, for posing for magazine shoots in light of her revelation that she struggles with interviews.

These stories may sound familiar, but some are undisputed classics.

Birmingham Crown Court Judge Heidi Kubik called the 24-year-old's death "an accident that never should have happened."

"All American" season 3 recently ended on The CW, but when does the critically-acclaimed sports-drama land on Netflix?

Stephen Colbert is seen driving through South Carolina in the clip, which was released on Monday.

"Sex/Life" showrunner Stacy Rukeyser speaks about the Netflix series inspired by B.B. Easton's book "44 Chapters About 4 Men."

The property, described as "Hollywood history," featured in the 1991 film starring Macaulay Culkin and Anna Chlumsky.

Caitlyn Jenner's tax filings have been released as she reportedly prepares to participate in "Celebrity Big Brother" in Australia.

The "cool historical detail" has been viewed over two million times after being noticed by Rafa Avali, who runs a TikTok channel for all things Titanic.

Demons and dolphins are dating mice and owls on the new Netflix show "Sexy Beasts." There's more to these contestants than their ridiculous costumes though.

"The Flash" has been on screen since 2014, delving deep into the origin story of superhero crime-fighter Barry Allen. Is there another season on the horizon?

The Natasha star is famous for playing Big's first wife—and for famously eviscerating Carrie over their affair.

In "Catch and Kill: The Podcast Tapes," journalist Ronan Farrow and producer Rich McHugh discuss NBC News and having their story on Harvey Weinstein shut down.

Piers Morgan criticized Naomi Osaka after her "Sports Illustrated" cover was unveiled, almost two months after she backed out of interviews at the French Open.

A real estate agent impressed Carmen Electra, while Tyson Beckford's head was turned by an orthodontic technician on "The Celebrity Dating Game" on ABC.

Tyler Perry's successful soap opera comes to an end on the Oprah Winfrey Network Tuesday, but there are two special episodes to look forward to after the finale.

We look back at some of Electra's high-profile relationships with the likes of Prince and Dennis Rodman ahead of her appearance on "The Celebrity Dating Game."

Kimberly Morgan crossed paths with the now disgraced neurosurgeon Christopher Duntsch in August 2011. Today, Duntsch is serving a life sentence for maiming 74-year-old Mary Efurd in 2012.