The show is on track to recoup before closing, and will make a move to London's West End in 2027.

The live-action prequel series will have a different showrunner and all-new characters and story.

The high-stakes culinary documentary, which follows chefs around the globe as they attempt accolades from the Michelin Guide, is produced by Gordon Ramsay and hosted by Jesse Burgess.

Taylor Swift is used to people fawning over her ... but New York Knicks star Tyler Kolek is bucking the trend, calling out the pop princess for possibly being the team's fakest celebrity fan. Kolek made the bold statement during Thursday's NBA 2K…

President Trump is on a major losing streak .... following his party getting slaughtered in the midterm elections, a federal judge has now temporarily blocked Trump's proposed “triumphal arch” in Washington, D.C. And get this ... the judge…

The 14-year-old Brit discusses owing his music taste to onscreen dad Jordan Firstman, shooting with queer performers and why a failed 'Harry Potter' audition was the best thing that ever happened to him.

Martha Stewart is saying she doesn't need to apologize to Craig Melvin for claiming he was the reason she switched her costume to a homeless person for Halloween ... insisting it was all a joke! We got Martha as she was walking into "TODAY" ... and…

Trine Dyrholm, David Dencik, Laura Kronborg Kjær and Emma Sehested Høeg feature in the Tallinn-premiering hybrid doc from a trio of directors.

Marlon James’s “The Disappearers” is a bettors’ favorite, but a dystopian sci-fi book and a funny campus novel are among the five other titles that could win. Vote for your favorite here.

The action scenes are spectacular in Takashi Yamazaki's sequel to the 2023 Oscar-winner "Godzilla Minus One," but the rest of the movie makes us feel bad for having too much fun.

Siân Heder, filmmaker of the Oscar-winning "CODA," returns with another sincerely wrought story about the universal struggle for dignity and access.

As a young Sylvester Stallone trying to sell his original script with a big role for himself, Anthony Ippolito carries this sweetly sentimental making-of drama.

Indie filmmakers Kelly O'Sullivan and Alex Thompson follow 2024's "Ghostlight" with another nuanced exploration of living with loss.

Theodore Geisel's immortal creation seems to flummox filmmakers, who overload the simplicity of the concept with too many lessons.

Kärt Väinola, the head of the Just Film Industry Days, taking place during the Tallinn Black Nights Film Festival, also previews how AI and labels will be debated during its fourth edition.

Meg Onli, a Biennial veteran, and Zack Winokur, the former artistic director of Little Island, will organize the 83rd edition of the much-scrutinized exhibition.

Two filmmakers tell the gripping story of how they fell in love long-distance as they covered protests and uprisings in Syria and Lebanon.

Close-ups of Elizabeth Holmes, Nathan Fielder and Billy Evans give the documentary its signature look as well as its humor, horror and mystery.

Whether you’re a casual moviegoer or an avid buff, our reviewers think these films are worth knowing about.

The riches this season include “Dune: Part Three” along with surprises like a Paul Thomas Anderson concert film and a Nigerian adaptation of “Mrs. Dalloway.”

A new documentary explores the legacy of this sketch series, which is now available to stream. In an interview, a core cast member recalls its inception and his favorite sketches.

On a domed screen in Detroit, New York City Ballet’s production of “The Nutcracker” began a new, immersive chapter.

With the community-theater comedy “The Debut” coming soon, five, six, seven, eight your way to these films about stage-struck amateurs.

Offset's got a love-hate relationship with casinos ... he got shot at one, owes another a ton of money, and got into a shouting match at another ... but he leaned into all the drama for a new music video. We got the rapper at LAX on Thursday, and…

Calling all you mighty Millennials, ballin' Boomers, groovy Gen X-ers, and everyone else ... we're tappin' y'all into Gen Z's hottest stories of the week, packed with sexy stars and piping-hot news! Tap-In to the gallery ... we're spillin' it…

American actress and singer Sissy Spacek was in her mid-20s when she played Carrie -- the shy high school girl with telekinetic powers -- in the 1976 horror/mystery film "Carrie." Joining Sissy on set were John Travolta, Piper Laurie and Amy…

“Wouldn’t it be ironic if the only person who stands by Trump is Melania?” Jimmy Fallon said after Republicans began distancing themselves from the president after the midterms.