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In a ceremony swirling with politics and the specter of Warner Bros.' uncertain future, Ryan Coogler and his collaborators lifted each other up.

The music industry's revenue hit an all-time high of $11.5 billion in the U.S. last year, powered by growth in vinyl record sales and the popularity of Taylor Swift's latest album.

'Bridesmaids' star Wendi McLendon-Covey explained why she didn't join Kristen Wiig, Melissa McCarthy, Rose Byrne, Maya Rudolph and Ellie Kemper at the Oscars.

HBO's five-part docuseries, executive produced by Ben Stiller, follows five bowlers on the PBA tour as they grind away in a sport with an uncertain future.

Paramount President Jeff Shell has fired back in his ugly feud with a Las Vegas gambler and FBI informant, contending that Robert "R.J." Cipriani.

Michael B. Jordan was still savoring his lead actor Oscar win Sunday when he stopped by an In-N-Out Burger to savor some fan love alongside a double-double with cheese.

We collected candid, untelevised moments from the Academy Awards, where our reporters witnessed more of the endgame of a long season.

From fashion runways to the covers of books, a trendy "naive" aesthetic is ditching polished perfection for the deliberate messiness of childhood.

The comedian returned to host the 98th Academy Awards, and it was an even livelier and funnier show than the previous year.

Here are the biggest highlights from the Governors Ball, where winners get their Oscars engraved and snacked on chicken nuggets with caviar.

Judy Pace, a pathbreaking model and star of "blaxploitation" films who appeared in television shows through the 1960s and '70s and the hit made-for-TV movie "Brian's Song," died last week at age 83.

The period horror-thriller took home four key awards, including wins for screenplay and lead actor Michael B. Jordan, but the night's biggest prize went to "One Battle After Another."

Warner Bros. had a big night with 11 Academy Awards, including Best Actor and Best Picture. It beat all other studios in the tally on Oscars night.