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Nearly four decades into her career, Michelle Yeoh found that "as you get older, the roles get smaller" and "you start getting relegated to the side more and more." However, "Everything Everywhere All At Once" broke that cycle by casting her in the lead.

The iconic movie director Ed Zwick has a new book out detailing his four decades in Hollywood.

The spy action comedy “Argylle” remained in first place this Friday, raking in $1.96 million.

Tiffani Thiessen just turned 50 in January, but she's not ready to let those gray hairs grow in.

There are five Oscar races that are still too close to call that include Paul Giamatti, Cillian Murphy, "Barbie" and "Poor Things."

It's not quite her version of Poor Things, but Ortega's new movie shares some thematic ground.

One lucky couple can enjoy a private dinner on the 102nd floor of the Empire State Building on Feb. 14 — but it will cost a cool $10,000. The experience, dubbed "Empire for Two," was cooked up by Chef Morgan Jarrett of STATE Grill and Bar, and it's already attracted interest from numerous cashed-up couples willing to fork out the five-figure sum for the date of a lifetime.

Bookstores in California and Illinois canceled events featuring "Stranger Things" star Brett Gelman due to antisemitic and anti-Israel harassment and intimidation, he alleges.

In this exclusive clip from the new show "Stupid Pet Tricks," David Letterman passes the torch to Sarah Silverman and leans into the nostalgia of his famous "Top 10" segment.

Clara Bow, original It Girl and upcoming Taylor Swift song, has long inspired creators. Check her out in "The Wild Party" at Film Forum.