Richard Gere had some thoughts reminiscing about his hit 1990 film “Pretty Woman.”

Rock and roll legend Elton John is in healing mode.

James Darren, an actor, director and singer who had his breakout role of Moondoggie in the 1959 movie “Gidget,” died Monday at age 88, Variety reported.

“Beetlejuice Beetlejuice” finally hits theaters this weekend, but some special magic had to happen for the followup to Tim Burton’s beloved 1988 classic to take shape.

New York Fashion Week kicks off on Friday, with designers showcasing their spring/summer collections – both legacy brands like Tommy Hilfiger, and new kids on the block, such as Mexican designer Patricio Campillo.

In a clear break from his James Bond past, Daniel Craig brought his latest role to the Venice Film Festival on Tuesday, playing a drug-addicted gay American in Luca Guadagnino’s new movie “Queer”.

Netflix opens new tab said on Tuesday it will add new disclaimers to an Indian series about a plane hijack after social media outrage and government anger over what they said was Muslim hijackers being shown as Hindus.

Spanish director Pedro Almodovar’s first English-language movie premiered at the Venice Film Festival, tackling existential themes like terminal illness and climate disaster through the lens of female friendship.

Justice Ketanji Brown Jackson had a different brush with fame long before she joined the Supreme Court.

Peter Weir, the Australian director of “The Truman Show”, “Gallipoli” and “Dead Poets Society”, was handed a Lifetime Achievement Award at the Venice Film Festival on Monday, and advised young film-makers to unplug to get ahead.

It may be a while before audiences say “hello” to Adele again.

British actor Ian McKellen feared he would die when he lost his footing and fell off a London stage mid-performance in June.