In what marks a striking production shift for one of Bollywood’s most ambitious projects, director Sanjay Leela Bhansali’s Love & War has re-mapped its shooting strategy.

At 66 years old, Flavor Flav went 67 mph. That was all it took to get him hooked on sliding.

Michael Jordan made his debut as a special contributor to NBC Sports’ return to NBA broadcasting, saying he’s doing so as a way to give back to basketball.

It was a true story stranger than fiction: The body of England’s King Richard III, missing for centuries, was discovered under a parking lot after a search spearheaded by amateur sleuths.

On her ninth studio album, Demi Lovato has had a revelation: “It’s Not That Deep.”

ESPN analyst Rex Ryan broke down on air after learning that his former player and Jets center Nick Mangold died at 41 on Saturday.

Dylan Efron got a jump scare ahead of Dancing With the Stars’ upcoming Halloween Night: an injury.

The next chapter in the Immortal Universe will push the boundaries of Anne Rice’s indelible works of horror.

Psychological thrillers have a singular power to draw viewers into unsettling mental and emotional worlds. Unlike action thrillers that rely on chase scenes or explosions, these stories explore the dark corners of the human psyche, revealing fears, guilt, and desires that feel disturbingly familiar. Their tension comes not from violence but from mind games, manipulation, and the slow unravelling of reality itself.

Live from New York, it’s three Michael J. Foxes!

Anthony Hopkins is reflecting on his estrangement from his daughter, Abigail.

No, Bad Bunny isn’t already back again on Saturday Night Live, tonight’s episode is just a rerun while the show is on break.