Movies & TV

Major streaming services missed the chance to get their hands on what has become one of the biggest films of 2023.

TikToker Asheley Baca claims to have found evidence that links Pixar movies "Monsters, Inc." and "Toy Story"—but fans aren't convinced.

A joke about Prince Harry and James Corden shows "why Prince Harry has been so concerned about his security in the UK," royal author Omid Scobie says.

People are too quick to boycott films for being "too woke" or "too offensive" and miss the chance for a proper dialogue, attorney Andrew Lieb told Newsweek.

It's not just conservatives that have issues with Disney's live-action reboots and exclusive poll for Newsweek has reavled.

The director praises the 20 million people who had watched the film as "heroes" for defending it against conspiracy theories.

Barker won 19 Emmys, a Lifetime Achievement Award, and was inducted into the Academy of Television Arts & Sciences Hall of Fame.

U.S. moviegoers can snag $4 tickets on Sunday at over 3,000 participating locations, with the discount including access to premium screens like IMAX.

The actor continued filming despite being so ill on location that he was later rushed to a hospital in Colombia.

In sports, there's nothing like a good rivalry. NFL fans will get one of those when the New York Jets face the New York Giants in preseason action.

The San Francisco 49ers and Los Angeles Chargers are playing in the last preseason game before the regular season.

Here's a look at the Falcons vs. Steelers preseason game.

The cat's hilarious reaction to the theme tune of his favorite show has left people in stitches.

Artificial intelligence could keep television shows and characters running for eternity, unless contractual disputes are met.

Oscar-winning actor Morgan Freeman writes exclusively for Newsweek about the deep personal connection to his latest project.

From 'Heartstopper' to 'Red, White & Royal Blue', bisexual men are finally getting their time to shine on the small screen.

Angel Studios' "Sound of Freedom" has overtaken "Mission: Impossible" and "Indiana Jones" at the domestic box office.

The TV host spoke about spending the summer in Hawaii, including Maui, as he expressed his shock at the wildfires

Julie Gardner, executive producer of "The Winter King," spoke exclusively to Newsweek about bringing the classic King Arthur story to life.

Zegler was cast as the new Snow White in the live-action remake, and there's been debate about whether the original was offensive.

The actress has faced criticism for describing the 1937 "Snow White" as outdated amid a "racist" backlash over the casting of the new movie.

Fan campaigns often resurrect TV shows and "Warrior Nun" is the latest to find new life after being cancelled.

"Sound of Freedom" overtook "Indiana Jones and the Dial of Destiny" at the North American box office.

Here's a preview of the Falcons vs. Bengals preseason game in Atlanta.

"Televised court cases are the ultimate reality TV—and Donald Trump, above else, is a reality TV star," communications expert James Haggerty told Newsweek.

Kardashian was slammed for being out of touch after posting a snap of her posing in a pink lace jumpsuit to Instagram.

'Wheel of Fortune' viewers seemed to revel in a contestant's fumble as he lost thousands of dollars on the game show.

The stars of "The Blind Side" are being sued by Michael Oher who says they never adopted him, but have profited off his story.

NFL star Michael Oher has cast doubt on his adoption by the Tuohy family, which was the premise for the Oscar-winning movie 'The Blind Side.'

The Hollywood star also came under fire for her comments during the actors' strike, but she clapped back on social media.