Japanese director Miwa Nishikawa explores the long shadow of war in “Children Untold,” centering on an orphaned girl and a woman grappling with the loss of ​who they once were in postwar Japan.

Hollywood designer Bob Mackie, known for making stars such as Cher and Elton John ​sparkle, died on Monday at 87, ‌according to a post on his official Instagram account.

Stars of Hollywood will toast the best of ​television on Monday night at the Primetime Emmy Awards, where Harrison Ford and Jean Smart are chasing ‌history and emergency room tale “The Pitt” is competing to claim the top prize for a second straight year.

Oasis, the defining rock band of the 1990s Britpop ​era, announced a 38-date 2027 tour across Britain, Ireland, mainland Europe ‌and the United States on Monday.

U.S. media pioneer Oprah Winfrey will stage a series of live ​performances at the Las Vegas Sphere in 2027 that she says represent ‌the culmination of decades spent encouraging self-discovery and personal growth through television, publishing and live events.

London’s Barbican Conservatory — a unique tropical escape above the city streets — was on Sunday transformed into an ​unlikely adoption centre, allowing hundreds of carefully screened “plant parents” to ‌take home cuttings of its rare flora.

Filmmaker Alex Gibney made his marathon documentary “Musk,” about the vast influence of billionaire Elon Musk, to prompt discussions about reclaiming power from “tech oligarchs,” he said in an interview on Sunday.

Celine Dion made an emotional return to the stage after a six-year absence on Saturday, overcoming high-profile health woes to ​thrill fans in the first of a series of concerts in ‌Paris.

Courteney Cox’s true crime thriller “Evil Genius” recounting the infamous U.S. pizza bomber case premiered at the Toronto International Film Festival on ​Saturday.

A prominent athlete says longtime shock jock Alan Jones called him special and said he wanted to kiss him “all night” after an unwanted kiss.

Art Garfunkel is considering leaving the United States because he is so troubled by the direction of the country under President Donald Trump.

Australian actor Rebel Wilson returned to the Toronto International Film Festival with her second directorial feature “Girl Group,” which she told Reuters combined “comedy, music and ​fun,” following a legal battle surrounding her first film.