Mandy Moore Reunites with 'This Is Us' Co-Stars at SAG-AFTRA Picket Line

Deadline has confirmed that Warner Bros’ billion-dollar grossing Barbie won’t be getting a release in Kuwait, and it’s skating on thin ice in Lebanon.

Get ready to pay more for Disney+ and Hulu if you’re a subscriber.

Diana Jenkins is a mommy once more!

Suki Waterhouse appears to have had the time of her life while attending the Lollapalooza weekend in Chicago!

Taylor Swift has now performed five shows in Los Angeles as part of the Eras Tour and there have been over 100 celebs spotted throughout the five nights.

Dave Portnoy is the owner of Barstool Sports again, and the amount of money he spent to acquire the company might shock you.

Everyone’s eagerly anticipated the return of The Real Housewives of Beverly Hills!

The first look at the newest Taylor Sheridan series is here!

Two crew members from Below Deck Down Under are out after they both crossed the line of consent.

Actor Robert Swan, best known for roles in The Untouchables, Hoosiers, The Babe, and more, died on Wednesday. He was 78.

TV late-night comedy scribe Greg Iwinski, 38, was still only an aspiring writer when Hollywood writers held their landmark strike in 2007-2008.

Amy Robach is reportedly on the cusp of landing a new gig, eight months after she and co-anchor T.J. Holmes were fired from ABC’s “GMA3” when news of their affair leaked.

Boots and Hearts is kicking off this weekend! If you’ve waited until the very last minute to choose your outfit, have no fear — Amazon Canada has you covered. From cowboy boots to western belts to denim cutoffs, you can get it all (and more) delivered to your door before you head out to Burl’s Creek for the event.

The world is mourning the loss of Robbie Robertson, who died Wednesday at 80.

The internet’s newest it girl is explaining how she forged a connection with Drake in a new cover story with Cosmopolitan.

questioning whether the teen sensation is actually dead. In the hours since an Instagram post announced Lil Tay’s demise Wednesday, Henry Tsang, an ex-manager of the 14-year-old social media star — born Claire Eileen Qi Hope, from Vancouver, Canada — released a statement casting slight doubt on her apparent passing.

It’s Day 11 of the SAG-AFTRA strike and Day 84 of the WGA strike.

Marc Malkin Senior Film Awards, Events & Lifestyle Editor SAG-AFTRA held an informational meeting for about 500 people over Zoom on Monday afternoon. Among those who signed on were actors Lupita Nyong’o, Vanessa Kirby, Melissa McCarthy, Vanessa Hudgens, Lucy Liu,  Laverne Cox, Michael Stuhlbarg, Paul Walter Hauser, Jon Huertas and Josh Pence, according to a source. CAA’s Bryan Lourd, Faith France and Ryan Abboushi also attended, as did UTA’s Kristen Saig and Kris Heller of APA Agency. Publicists included Mara Buxbaum, Jill Fritzo, Luke Windsor, Brianna Smith and Cheryl Maisel. The meeting was led by SAG-AFTRA national executive director and chief negotiator Duncan Crabtree-Ireland. The guild shared a one-sheet of talking points for participants. Among the bulleted items on revenue sharing, health care and retirement, online casting platforms and artificial intelligence, the memo states, “Without a transformative change in SAG-AFTRA’s current contract with the AMPTP, the acting profession will no longer be an option for future generations of performers, and actors already working in the industry will need to pursue other careers in order to survive.”

Mandy Moore is on strike, and she bumped into a few former co-stars while picketing.

Mandy Moore and her former This Is Us costars will always be family — and are sticking together no matter what.

Rebecca Rubin Film and Media Reporter “Sound of Freedom,” a religious thriller led by “The Passion of the Christ” star Jim Caviezel, is becoming an unlikely box office savior. The faith-based movie about child sex trafficking has collected an impressive $40 million after six days of release. Angel Studios opened “Sound of Freedom” last Tuesday, generating a mighty $14.2 million on Independence Day. The film picked up another $18.2 million between Friday and Sunday, enough to place third on domestic box office charts behind “Insidious: The Red Door” ($32.6 million) and “Indiana Jones and the Dial of Destiny” ($26.5 million). It’s also playing in 2,850 North American theaters — a smaller footprint than those two studio films (playing in 3,188 theaters and 4,600 theaters, respectively).