Harrison Ford Wants Indiana Jones to Die With Him
The beloved actor-adventurer isn’t keen on any famous Chris taking up his old hat and whip.
The beloved actor-adventurer isn’t keen on any famous Chris taking up his old hat and whip.
Buckingham Palace shared the full schedule for President Trump’s June visit—though Meghan Markle is not expected to take part.
Fan pushback to the hedgehog’s live-action design has officially delayed the movie’s premiere four months.
Riviera blues! Pastel sunsets! Bask in summer’s happiest hues, from Riviera turquoises to sunset sorbets.
Tesla’s master salesman, abetted by the Wall Street hype machine, has repeatedly blasted past peril with stunning fund-raising rounds. But now, with its stock price plummeting, has Musk run out of tricks?
The president granted William Barr “full and complete authority” to declassify materials related to the origins of the Russia probe.
After years of work, millions of dollars, and countless unanswered questions, the special counsel reportedly thinks a transcript should be enough for the American people.
There are more options than ever for not drinking—right in time for summer.
Greetings from Los Angeles, where we are investigating who would gamble on Roman Polanski or Woody Allen films in 2019; parsing at all the conservative scripts trying to get a toehold in Hollywood; contemplating Jimmi Simpson’s newfound role as series lead; and marveling that over a decade after HBO abruptly canceled Deadwood, the cast and characters of this outlaw town are back in the saddle.
Plus: a conversation with Russian Doll co-creator Leslye Headland on this week’s Little Gold Men podcast.
The comedian shares a few entirely real, not-made-up things to make your Memorial Day weekend a memorable one.
Meanwhile, the president’s surrogates are using a doctored video to claim the House Speaker is a “nonfunctioning alcoholic.”
Dan Lipinski is, by many Democratic measures, virtually a Republican. Challenger Marie Newman is endorsed by EMILY’s List and NARAL, among other organizations. But to the D.C.C.C., incumbency is the highest value.
Will Smith does what he can, but Guy Ritchie’s perfunctory Disney re-do doesn’t have the original's magic.
After a long career playing characters who “spike the punch of the story,” the actor adjusts to a new phase in Epix’s forthcoming Perpetual Grace LTD.
After years of failure, May is finally calling it quits. The next prime minister might not be so reasonable.
Trump’s battle with China puts Silicon Valley at a crossroads. Tech journalists Oz Woloshyn and Karah Preiss join Inside the Hive to game out what will happen next.
Baltimore’s favorite director is known for making movie audiences squirm. But in his latest memoir, Mr. Know-It-All, Waters proves just as comfortable dishing out advice on topics ranging from elder acid trips to political activism.
It involved an emoji. *But which emoji?!*
Is Will Smith’s very blue turn as the classic Disney character as weird as you feared it would be? Well . . .
Once Upon a Time . . . in Hollywood, Rocketman, and Antonio Banderas could be sitting pretty when awards season rolls around.
The disgraced mogul has apparently reached a deal with former Weinstein Company board members and alleged sexual misconduct victims.
The Rise of Skywalker is expected to conclude the family saga, but the beginning marked the coming of age for many, and created another galaxy for those who were brave enough to enter.
Arturo Castro on his new sketch show, which strikes a tricky balance between universal and specific humor.
Two filmmakers who have had their legacies re-framed in the #MeToo world are still making movies—and looking for distribution.