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The negligence lawsuit, filed in 2023, alleged producers 'cut corners,' contributing to the deadly shooting on the movie set.

John Travolta, who starred as 'Grease' bad boy heartthrob Danny Zuko, crashed the Hollywood Bowl's sing-along event Friday. He surprised the audience and "Grease" co-stars alike.

Known as "Tío Felix" among friends and colleagues, Contreras will be honored at the Hispanic Heritage Awards in September.

The investigation comes after rap-punk group Bob Vylan called for "death, death to the IDF" onstage.

Scarlett Johansson and Mahershala Ali play dino-hunting special ops in the seventh "Jurassic Park" entry, now directed by "Godzilla's" Gareth Edwards.

NASA+ will be available this summer on Netflix, giving the streamer's viewers access to rocket launches and live views of Earth from the International Space Station.

Dick Van Dyke missed a fan engagement Saturday due to illness. 'When you're 99½ years old, you have good days and bad days,' his wife reportedly told the audience.

China plans to use AI technology to modernize classic martial arts films featuring Bruce Lee and Jackie Chan and reintroduce them to younger viewers.

Vin Diesel revealed "Fast & Furious 11" could digitally reunite Dom Toretto and Paul Walker's character, Brian O'Conner. The final film is slated for April 2027.

'F1' is Apple's big-budget racing drama starring Brad Pitt. The iPhone maker was hoping for its first genuine box office hit.

AMC's new undersea adventure drama is a prequel to Jules Verne's 'Twenty Thousand Leagues Under the Sea,' telling Capt. Nemo's origin with a diverse cast.

Jake Brasch's 'The Reservoir,' directed by Shelley Butler, features a cast that includes Marin Hinkle at the Geffen Playhouse.

Netflix's "Squid Game" did something entirely unsatisfying in its final season, veering from the prospect of timely, eat-the-rich vengeance to unflattering commentary about the rest of us.

Los Angeles County Museum of Art previewed its new building not with paintings but with music, just as it did in 1965. A night of jazz kicks off a new era for LACMA.