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Yaya DaCosta leads this soapy new drama.

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If youve had trouble tracking down Lee Daniels recently, theres no need to worry. Hes fine. Less than a year after the release of his film

COVID-19 may still be with us, but it’s culture that’s surging. Our experts pick the shows, museums, movies and more you should look out for this fall

ABC announced new and returning shows for the upcoming fall season, including a primetime court show starring Steve Harvey.

Here's where you've seen the Respect cast before, including Jennifer Hudson, Forest Whitaker, and Marlon Wayans.

Though “Respect” can feel a little soft in the drama department, it delivers the added pleasure of hearing Hudson re-create Franklin’s key songs.

Venus and  King Richard. Executive-produced by the Williams sisters, the film is based on real-life story of their father Richard, a man undeterred in “raising two of the most extraordinarily gifted athletes of all time.” The feature follows Richard’s journey to take Venus and Serena “from the streets of Compton, California to the global stage as legendary icons.”  King Richard also stars 

Photo credit: Red Bull BC One/Kien Quan Red Bull BC One brought back their annual break-dancing competition to the birthplace of hip hop with a star-studded event over the weekend in New York City. The competition, which included top breakers from New York and around the globe, featured b-boys and b-girls who competed for a chance to battle at the National Finals in Orlando, Florida. New York winners included b-boy Marta, who will later go toe to toe with other semifinal winners from Los Angel...

“The thing you choose not to do fractions off and becomes its own reality, you know, and just goes on forever,” Linklater himself says in Slacker’s opening scene. His character (credited only as “Should Have Stayed at Bus Station”) is monologuing to a taxi driver about an imaginary book he’s just read inside a particularly vivid dream. But really, he’s talking about Austin. Slacker presents the city as a universe willed into existence by those who chose not to do anything. It’...