ABC/Eike Schroter(NEW YORK ) — The new ABC miniseries When We Rise, beginning tonight, tells the mostly-unknown story behind the LGBT movement in the U.S., and the people who dedicated their lives to equality for gay men
(LOS ANGELES) — Comedian Steve Harvey is weighing in on the embarrassing mix-up that went down at the Oscars Sunday night when La La Land was mistakenly named Best Picture at the 89th Academy Awards. After Warren
ABC/Eddy Chen(LOS ANGELES) — It’s no surprise that the final moments of this year’s Oscars — when Warren Beatty and Faye Dunaway accidentally announced La La Land as the Best Picture winner — also became the most talked-about moment of the Academy Awards
AMC/Gene Page(NEW YORK) — Sunday night’s episode of The Walking Dead took place sometime before the last one, sometime after Dwight escaped the Saviors’ Sanctuary, and Negan kidnapped Eugene. To his horror, Dwight discovers Daryl’s gone; a handwritten note
Hugh Jackman as Logan/Wolverine and Dafne Keen as Laura in “LOGAN”; Ben Rothstein/Twentieth Century Fox(NEW YORK) — If you were hoping it wasn’t true, we’re sorry: Logan really will be the last time Hugh Jackman plays Wolverine.
Universal(NEW YORK) — It was a mixed bag for new movies at the box office this weekend. Get Out, the horror/comedy from Key & Peele‘s Jordan Peele, reigned supreme with an estimated $30.5 million debut, according to
ABC/Eddy Chen(LOS ANGELES) — Moonlight won Best Picture at the 2017 Oscars — but it was La La Land that was mistakenly first announced as the winner. Co-presenters Warren Beatty and Faye Dunaway read La La Land, right
ABC/Eddy Chen(LOS ANGELES) — In his opening monologue as host of the Academy Awards Sunday night, Jimmy Kimmel didn’t hold back, poking fun at President Donald Trump, close friend and pretend-enemy Matt Damon, and even Denzel Washington.
ABC/Tyler Golden(LOS ANGELES) — If you watched the red carpet coverage of the Oscars Sunday night, one thing you noticed was a lot of celebs were wearing blue lapel ribbons. As part of a new initiative to
Hulton Archive/Getty Images(LOS ANGELES) — Actor Bill Paxton died unexpectedly Sunday following surgery. Paxton, the star of such films as Weird Science, Aliens, Apollo 13, Titanic, Twister, and True Lies, was 61. His famous friends and co-stars
