Movies & TV

There are plenty of 'Star Wars' movies and TV shows to come following the season finale of 'Obi-Wan Kenobi.'

Warren Wayne, star of the upcoming fan-made movie "Spider-Man: Lotus" spoke to Newsweek about his regret over past racist and homophobic comments.

Thompson's appearance as Miss Trunchbull for Netflix's upcoming "Matilda the Musical" has been criticized in a new op-ed.

"The Umbrella Academy" Season 3 introduces a new group of superheroes known as The Sparrow Academy who have replaced the Hargreeves family in the present day.

After two years of waiting, "The Umbrella Academy" Season 3 is just moments away from landing on Netflix worldwide.

Disney Pixar's "Toy Story" origin has been slammed by conservatives who have mocked its box office returns on opening weekend.

Rebecca Wall Musser shares her story in Netflix's latest true-crime documentary series, "Keep Sweet: Pray and Obey."

"I'm not feeling very good," said the former adult film star, who has been battling a mystery illness for several months.

A group of friends were told by police that they had committed a murder, despite them having no recollection of the incident, spending years in prison before being exonerated.

Warden Wayne, actor in the upcoming fan-made movie "Spider-Man: Lotus" has apologized for his past "homophobic" and "racially insensitive" comments.

"The Umbrella Academy" Season 3 marks the return of everyone's favorite dysfunctional family of superheroes, who have yet another world-ending problem to fix.

Oscar-winning filmmaker Haggis was detained in Italy on Sunday on charges of sexual assault and aggravated personal injury.

With 46 U.S. presidents to date, there is no shortage of great stories to share, told from the perspective of the women at the center of the White House.

Heard's interview with Savannah Guthrie—her first since her court battle with Johnny Depp—pulled in less-than-stellar numbers, it has been revealed.

The latest addition to PBS "Masterpiece" strand is "Hotel Portofino," a sun-drenched period drama set in Italy during the rise of fascism.

"The Umbrella Academy" creator and showrunner Steve Blackman spoke to Newsweek about Season 3 and teased what fans can expect from the new episodes.

The PBS show returns with new adventures for Endeavour Morse on June 19.

Lifetime's new film "Suitcase Killer: The Melanie McGuire Story" explores the shocking death of Bill McGuire on April 28, 2004 and Melanie McGuire's part in it.

"The Boys" star Karen Fukuhara spoke to Newsweek about filming Kimiko's musical number, and said it felt like "night and day" compared to her usual day on set.

Larry Wilmore and Annette Bening told Newsweek why "Jerry & Marge Go Large," now on Paramount+, isn't your normal Hollywood movie.

"One thing I'm not is vindictive," said Heard in her interview with Savannah Guthrie.

The "Game of Thrones" universe might be about to get a little bigger with a spinoff starring Kit Harington.

In a statement released ahead of Amber Heard's Savannah Guthrie interview airing in full, a rep said Johnny Depp is "looking to move forward with his life."

The WWE released a statement announcing McMahon was stepping down after over 50 years with the company.

In his column, Whitlock suggested that James would have had more to say about the killing of Ohio teen Ethan Liming had he been Black instead of white.

"The crossover we didn't know we needed," one user wrote.

The Netflix film starring Ana de Armas as Marilyn Monroe now has its first teaser trailer.

Cranston and Bening spoke to Newsweek about their upcoming Paramount+ movie "Jerry & Marge Go Large" and reveal what was changed from the real life story.

"First Kill" was only just released on Netflix but creator V. E. Schwab and actors Imani Lewis and Sarah Catherine Hook are ready to sink their teeth into more.

Attorney Megan Wachspress returned to defend her title on Wednesday, one day after bringing six-time champ Eric Ahasic's run to an end.