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Walker Scobell of 'Percy Jackson and the Olympians' is skipping prom and wants people to stop sending death threats to teenage girls just for their proximity to him.

Colombian superstar Karol G hosted a Latin dance party for the ages at Coachella on Sunday — featuring Wisin, Becky G, Mariah Angeliq and Cigarettes After Sex

Katy Perry's rep says Ruby Rose's allegations that the pop star sexually assaulted her at a club in Australia nearly 20 years ago are 'categorically false.'

Four candidates have agreed to meet in San Francisco for the event that will be presented statewide and nationally on NewsNation.

The letter was signed by nearly 1,000 artists and movie creators, including Ben Stiller, Bryan Cranston, Noah Wyle, Joaquin Phoenix, Kristen Stewart and Jane Fonda.

TV producer Sid Krofft, the puppeteer and co-mastermind behind fantastical 1970s Saturday morning television shows including 'H.R. Pufnstuf,' has died. He was 96.

Construction on the California Science Center's new Samuel Oschin Air & Space Center, home to the Endeavour shuttle, is complete.

As other countries have built up their incentive programs, production infrastructure and crew expertise, filming has increasingly moved overseas.

After a recent string of successful films such as "The Super Mario Galaxy Movie" and "Project Hail Mary," movie theaters are feeling more optimistic about the year ahead.

The divisive new building opens to members April 19 and widely May 4. Learn more about its architecture, must-see art, things to do and $724 million price tag.

The beloved troupe with thousands of handcrafted puppets — a saucy black cat in heels, a fish out of water that can't help but wiggle — has entered into an agreement to purchase its current location.

Among the documentaries to watch this month include one on climber Dean Potter, 'Secret of the Bees,' 'Trust Me: The False Prophet' and '#Skyking.'

Diverse storylines, coupled with the global reach of streaming platforms, have reignited an explosion of YA adaptations, and it's a race that isn't slowing down.

Following the massive success of "Real Americans," the California author returns with "My Dear You," a short story collection that finds the sublime in the surreal.

From Justin Bieber and his laptop to the high-production headlining sets from Sabrina Carpenter and Karol G and the best of everything in between at Coachella.