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"I definitely want to influence the right party to be in office," the Fugees star said during an interview on U.K. TV.

A 2010 episode of the show parodies a "washed up" pop star called Ginger Fox.

With only two weeks to go until the hometown dates, "The Bachelorette" 2022 stars Gabby Windey and Rachel Recchia have sent more contestants home.

"The Simpsons" fans are once again claiming the show's creators predicted the future, after revealing "president Trump" years before it happened.

From Gigi Hadid to Kate Upton, take a look at all the celebrities who have dressed up as Sandy Olsson for Halloween over the years.

The actress and singer passed away on Monday at the age of 73 at her ranch in Southern California, according to her family.

Ten new pop culture references make up the episode titles for the upcoming Season 6 of "Rick and Morty" on Adult Swim.

As Heche remains hospitalized, O'Donnell said in a TikTok video that she felt "bad that I made fun of her" over a 20-year-old interview with Barbara Walters.

Last week on "Claim to Fame" it was revealed that cast member L.C. (real name Loreal) is the sister of "Nope" actress Keke Palmer.

The third season of "Locke & Key" will be bringing Netflix's fantasy horror to a close with one final, time-bending adventure through Keyhouse.

Intimacy coordinator and TikTok star Jessica Steinrock spoke to Newsweek about what her job entails, and why it's now a necessity on movie and TV sets.

"The Sandman" actor Boyd Holbrook spoke to Newsweek about portraying The Corinthian and why he chose to be an "enigma" by never removing his sunglasses on set.

Apparently weighing in on Davidson's split from Kim Kardashian, West shared a mock-up of a newspaper front page that read: "SKETE DAVIDSON DEAD AT AGE 28."

"I'm not here to talk about that... It was 55 years ago babe," Rose told a reporter while celebrating the Philadelphia Phillies' 1980 World Series championship

Crunchyroll Expo returned with a three-day event from August 5-7, bringing anime fans all the latest news and updates on their favorite shows.

Former heavyweight champion boxer Mike Tyson has called for someone from Hulu to be "fired" after accusing them of "stealing his story."

Legendary game show "Password" is returning to NBC for a brand new season hosted by Keke Palmer and starring Jimmy Fallon.

Michael Lang was one of the co-creators of the 1969 Woodstock Music and Art Fair and was one of the main forces behind the Woodstock '99 revival.

"I'm sorry you had this tragic thing happen to you, and I'm sending you all my love," Baldwin said in a video shared on Instagram after Heche was hospitalized.

"Westworld" Season 4's penultimate episode saw several characters get taken out before the show's finale, where the survival of hosts and humans is on the line.

A new Houseguest has taken on the role of Head of Household for Week 5 of "Big Brother" 2022 and has chosen which of their co-stars to nominate for eviction.

"The Sandman" adapts Neil Gaiman's iconic comics and the creator and cast spoke to Newsweek about the show and some of the changes that have been made.

Showrunner Allan Heinberg and the comic book's creator Neil Gaiman spoke to Newsweek about Season 2 plans, with the cast also sharing their views on returning for more.

The classic Disney film first came out in 1955, and again in 2019 when a live action film was released.

Nada is a woman from "The Sandman" protagonist Dream's past who appears briefly in the fourth episode "A Hope in Hell" but has an important part in his story.

"Luck" director Peggy Holmes and actor Simon Pegg spoke to Newsweek about their new Apple TV+ animated movie.

"I take my health and the health of everybody around me very seriously," Rodgers told Aubrey Marcus of the backlash over his refusal to the COVID vaccine.

"How come non Latino actors get to play Latino roles and Latino actors can ONLY PLAY Latinos?!" actor Kirk Acevedo tweeted.

Keanu Reeves returns to U.S. TV for the first time in three decades for Hulu's "Devil in the White City."

The cast of "Bodies, Bodies, Bodies," including Amandla Stenberg and Lee Pace, spoke to Newsweek about their new A24 teen slasher film.