Candice Bergen squares off against Meryl Streep, and, boy, was it nerve-racking
In 'Let Them All Talk,' the veteran actress improvises dialogue, works with Steven Soderbergh and gets into that fight. It was 'just heaven.'
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Review: Flashback to Lebanon '1982,' for an empathetic look at life with war on the horizon
Nadine Labaki is among the cast of '1982,' set during the First Lebanon War.
What's on TV Monday: 'American Masters: How It Feels to Be Free'
What's on TV tonight, Monday, Jan. 18: "American Masters: How It Feels to Be Free" on PBS
Rachel Uchitel hoped to leave the word 'mistress' behind. It hasn't gone as planned
More than a decade after her involvement with Tiger Woods, Uchitel says employers are still wary of her: "They've told me flat out that I'm too scandalous."
'Make the dream exist.' How L.A.'s Amanda Gorman became Biden's inauguration poet
She became the National Youth Poet Laureate at age 16; six years later, she'll read her poem at Joe Biden and Kamala Harris' historic swearing-win.
Phil Spector, visionary music producer convicted in notorious murder, dies at 81
Phil Spector died Saturday of natural causes, the California Department of Corrections and Rehabilitation said.
Review: Fight off the Sunday scaries with this pair of cozy British dramas
"All Creatures Great and Small" and "Miss Scarlet & the Duke" are ideal for the long tradition of American viewers looking across the pond for cultural relief.
On Betty White's 99th birthday, let's celebrate with some lesser-known trivia
Betty White turns 99 on Sunday, and to honor her nearly 10 decades, we have 10 bits of trivia about the beloved "Golden Girls" star. (She has a lousy diet?!)
Disneyland killed its annual pass program. Why, and what comes next?
For Disney, ending the annual pass program might be "a blessing in disguise," a theme park expert says: Now the company can revamp the program to boost profits.
'It was the only ending for me': The finale of 'Promising Young Woman' explained
The ending of 'Promising Young Woman' is a destabilizing shock to audiences. Writer-director Emerald Fennell and stars Carey Mulligan and Bo Burnham share their thoughts on why the movie had to end the way it does.