If “Game of Thrones” gave us the Battle of the Bastards, what shall we call the latest episode of “The Last of Us”? Perhaps, The One Where We All Cried For the Rest of Time.

A federal judge in New York on Friday denied a request to delay the sex-trafficking trial for Sean “Diddy” Combs by two months after his attorneys sought more time to prepare their defense.

John Lithgow has said that he’s “very excited” to be joining the upcoming “Harry Potter” series as Albus Dumbledore, brushing off criticism that the role of the wizarding headteacher has been given to an American actor.

Natalie Portman, a movie star for over 30 years, doesn’t think the public knows her as well as they think they might.

Nate Bargatze, who has made a name for himself with a particular brand of family-friendly comedy, has a new gig as the host of the 2025 Emmy Awards.

Haley Joel Osment has expressed regret regarding his behavior during a recent arrest.

At one of the most celebrated and respected film festivals in the United States in January, director Quentin Tarantino mourned the fate of movies.

Five years in the making, Marlon Williams’s fourth solo album was guided by the Māori whakatauki (proverb), “Ko te reo Māori, he matapihi ki te ao Māori”. It translates to “The Māori language is a window to the Māori world”.

For once, the marketing hype is real: Warfare, the latest A24 thriller, is one of the most realistic depictions of modern military combat committed to screen.

A viral “chicken jockey” trend during screenings of A Minecraft Movie has sparked chaotic behaviour in cinemas worldwide, with Australian movie-goers now joining in on the mayhem.

Maybe you’re in the supermarket, waiting for the lights to change or watching a film when you hear a familiar sound that stirs something inside of you.

Lady Gaga’s first trip to Australia in 11 years will see her fanbase of “Little Monsters” descend on Sydney, Brisbane and Melbourne in December.