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The Gagosian's Beverly Hills gallery in partnership with Frank Gehry's family will showcase the famed architect's rarely seen sculptures.

Even though Lorne Michaels is the subject of Morgan Neville's dutiful profile, he remains something of an elusive mystery, burnished by famous friends.

Lee Sung Jin, the creator of Netflix's anthology series 'Beef,' explains how a couple's argument inspired Season 2, and why cycles, relationships and class struggles are central to the story.

"'Master Harold' … and the Boys," Athol Fugard's classic drama set in apartheid South Africa, opens at the Geffen Playhouse in a production starring John Kani, a Tony-winning interpreter of Fugard's work.

Anne Hathaway and Michaela Coel play a diva and her designer, one of them with a score to settle, in a movie that could have used less exposition and more drama.

Director Ben Wheatley returns to the hyperviolent mode of "Free Fire" with a movie set in Minnesota, where the sheriffs are no longer as gentle as the one in "Fargo."

The 'Hacks' co-creator and star would check out antiques, peruse Chevalier's Books and have the best chocolate croissant in the world

When two old pals reconnect, volcanoes spew and current romantic partners fear the worst in Pete Ohs' transporting tale of female friendship and release.

Reese Witherspoon has long championed the creative community, but a recent social media post hyping A.I. isn't sitting well with writers and authors.

'Real Housewives' star Lisa Hochstein and her boyfriend Jody Glidden are facing felony charges for allegedly spying on the housewife's ex-husband amid an acrimonious split.

Ari Shaffir brings back the storytelling show format that launched comedy careers with 'The End,' a seven-part series featuring 23 comedians sharing uncensored, real-life stories from the Box NYC.

During an interview with WSJ Magazine, Victoria Beckham shared her love for her son Brooklyn Peltz Beckham amid rumors of a feud within the family.

The hip-hop, bolero-infused musical will make its way to the Pasadena Playhouse stage between July 8 and Aug. 2. But for history buffs and musical enthusiasts alike, a sonically richer version of the musical will air exclusively on Audible on April 16.

Netflix co-founder Reed Hastings will leave the company's board in June to focus on philanthropy and other efforts, the streaming company said Thursday.