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The craziest season yet of "Riverdale" will soon be streaming on Netflix.

Tom Bower's book, which has been described as a relentless "400-page long demolition job," said Meghan Markle made Kate Middleton cry.

Bryan Cranston and Aaron Paul made their long-awaited cameo in "Better Call Saul," reprising their "Breaking Bad" roles of Walter White and Jesse Pinkman.

Last week "The Bachelorette" stars Gabby Windey and Rachel Recchia switched up the competition, and this week viewers saw the new rules put into place.

Unsealed documents from Depp's recent court battle with Amber Heard include allegations that the studio was upset with Depp being "drunk and stoned."

The creators of "The Most Hated Man on the Internet" and anti-revenge porn advocate Charlotte Laws gave Newsweek their thoughts on Moore's prison sentence.

Newly released documents regarding the Johnny Depp and Amber Heard defamation trial suggest Heard turned down millions of dollars in divorce proceedings.

According to unsealed court documents, Amber Heard attempted to submit into evidence claims that Johnny Depp was taking erectile dysfunction medication.

British broadcaster Trisha Goddard described the treatment of Meghan Markle at the hands of the British tabloid press as "bullying" in a recent interview.

The elaborate simulations in "The Rehearsal" are blowing viewers' minds, but are they going too far?

"Claim to Fame" fans originally believed Dominique was related to former "The Real" host Loni Love but have now turned their attention to another celebrity.

The Leftovers alliance is hoping to have the power again this week on "Big Brother" following Ameerah's exit.

"Teen Mom 2's" Jenelle Evans has called her mom Barbara Evans "toxic" in a TikTok and Instagram post.

Angelina Jolie posted a rare candid photo of daughter Zahara as she celebrated her leaving for college in Georgia.

"Saturday Night Live" has been on air since 1975 but recent comments from stars who work on the show have suggested it could be coming to an end.

"Westworld" actor Daniel Wu spoke to Newsweek about Episode 6's shocking plot twist and about his character's future.

The CW has been on a cancelation spree lately. But has "Riverdale" been able to make it to Season 7?

Verizon said that it would stop carrying OAN on its Fios television service from July 31.

"The Tonight Show" host said Biden's approval rating has "skyrocket to 11 percent" after Manchin agreed to support Inflation Reduction Act.

New animated movie "DC League of Super-Pets" features two post-credits scenes to devour. Director Jared Stern broke them down for Newsweek.

Now that the questions over who will host "Jeopardy!" Season 39 have been answered, fans are looking forward to a brand new installment of the quiz competition.

"Paper Girls" comic book fan Jason Mantzoukas and Adina Porter spoke to Newsweek about portraying villains Grandfather and Prioress in Prime Video show.

Creator and Director Quinn Shephard told Newsweek about the "surreal" backdrop behind her dark-comedy movie on Hulu, "Not Okay".

"I made a choice on my own from my own experiences, from my history with Chris [Rock]," Smith said in a YouTube video. "Jada had nothing to do with it."

Rebecca Hall spoke to Newsweek about her eerie new thriller "Resurrection" which co-stars Tim Roth. The movie is out in select theaters now.

"Squid Game" star Lee Jung-jae's directorial debut film "Hunt" and action thriller "Carter" are among the exciting Korean works to be unveiled in August.

The eight "Harry Potter" movies are set to leave HBO Max yet again for a new streaming service home.

The Apple TV+ show "Black Bird" stars Taron Egerton as Jimmy Keene, a convict sent undercover to try and get a confession from a suspected serial killer.

"Not Okay" director Quinn Shephard told Newsweek all about the lack of a redemption arc for Danni and the alternative endings she had in mind.

"Saturday Night Live" mainstay Kenan Thompson believes ending the show when Lorne Michaels retires might be the way to go.