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Streisand learned to play the guitar for a scene that was originally cut, now restored to her version of the oft-filmed story.
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The Academy Award winning film is getting out of HBO's rotation.
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She drunkenly shouted into his ear, "You’re pretty cute for a 23-year-old," he laughed, and it wasn’t long before they were sharing a romantic kiss on the deck of the...
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Elaine Benes' genius breakfast idea has one fatal flaw. Here's hoping McDonald's knows what they're doing!
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'Beautiful Boy' stars Steve Carell and Amy Ryan, together again, this time as parents to drug-addicted Timothée Chalamet.
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From 'Life After Beth' to 'Legion', Plaza has perfected the art of creating magnetic, dangerous weirdos who love to scare us.
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Those sexy '70s cyborgs will guest star on Netflix's Full House follow-up when it returns for Season 4.
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Kate Nash might just be our favorite Gorgeous Lady of Wrestling — and she should be yours too.
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The Covert Affairs star will play a "feminist icon and vivacious trendsetter" in Netflix's Turn Up Charlie.
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Mister Rogers & Me is a sweet reminder of the importance of kindness and empathy.
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Jonathan Van Ness spilled the T when asked if the Fab Five would ever lend their skills to someone fighting against gay rights.
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If you need an epic superhero fix, Kara has your back.
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Wahlberg will play the Boston-born detective in a series of films based on Robert B. Parker's series of crime novels.
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The cast and creator of the Starz drama reflect on the intense interaction with TV's most outspoken audience.
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You gotta pay close attention to the latest episode of the Emmy-winning Hulu drama, or you might miss this perfect Easter egg.
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Rian Johnson's twist on the space battle blows up (pun intended) the emotional distance between us and laser cannon fodder.
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Dash dragged the Empire co-creator on Instagram for not paying back millions of dollars.
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L.A.'s Finest is now the first-ever scripted series picked up by Spectrum.
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Emily Blunt’s Kate Macer functions as the soul of Sicario, but not in any traditional sense.
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The three hosts crossed networks in a display of civility to respond to recent Trump jabs.
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Just like life, streaming uh... finds a way.
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The Oscar winner joins the cast of Damon Lindelof's adaptation, which already includes Regina King, Don Johnson, and more.
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Fifteen years since its American premiere, '28 Days Later' stands out for being not only scary but in one singular moment, tremendously sad.
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There's never been a better on-screen yeller (and cusser) than Gene Hackman, who won the Best Actor prize in 1972 for his work as Popeye Doyle.
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A new Oxygen true crime series explores what it's really like to defend some of the craziest criminals in US history.