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Watch Tom Hiddleston imitate the Texas actor as the cosmic supervillain.

Another explosive leak from the former national security adviser’s book drops as Republicans seek to wrap up impeachment.

After all the bluster, America’s China consensus, bought into by Clintons and GOPers and CEOs alike, is still in place and enshrined in Trump’s deal. Isn’t it time to weaken the bond?

Photos and general support at the very least.

Socialist Schmocialist. Sanders has a set of political assets—celebrity, fundraising power, committed foot soldiers, media sophistication, relentless consistency—possessed by no one else in the race.

The president’s ability to steal the spotlight presents challenges for 2020 contenders campaigning in Iowa or stuck in Washington.

When Flatiron Books made a million-dollar offer for Jeanine Cummins’s border novel, it set into motion a publicity machine that would be the book’s undoing.

The country’s corporate giants may finally be getting what they deserve.

Alexander doesn’t need more evidence to know Trump did it, or to decide he’s just going to let the president get away with everything.

Over 20 years ago, Mario Danneels set out to write a biography on Queen Paola of Belgium—and ended up uncovering her husband King Albert II’s longstanding affair and illegitimate daughter.

Last year, the Sandman joked he would purposefully make a movie that’s "so bad" if he were snubbed by the Academy.

Netflix’s masterpiece ends by asking a pair of thorny questions: Can a bad man truly be redeemed? And what’s the point of redemption, anyway?

The rich Netflix drama will come to a close in season five, after Imelda Staunton takes the title.

This year, many studios opted against premiering spots during the "Big Game," but fans with a need for speed will want to pay close attention to the commercial breaks.

Bong Joon Ho’s masterpiece is collecting more hardware by the day.

More evidence that the president might not have thought this thing through.

For the man behind the best-picture contender, the movie’s not just an anti-war satire inspired by the Holocaust and the Bosnian War, but an exploration of childhood and a tribute to mothers.

Directors Julia Reichert and Steven Bognar are already at work on another film—in between schmoozing with Al Pacino and fielding congratulatory messages from their producers, Barack and Michelle Obama.

NBC’s gem of a sitcom makes a bid for immortality by indicating perpetual bliss isn’t all it’s cracked up to be.

Thirty-five years after Field gave one of the most ridiculed Oscar speeches of all time, why is it still so hard for women to win at the Oscars?

Noah Baumbach’s Marriage Story is just latest portrait of love on the rocks.

The trial question put the spotlight on the chief justice as he prepares to potentially weigh in on calling witnesses.

Both in a press conference with reporters and on Twitter.

In the wake of the coronavirus crisis sweeping China and beyond, iTunes users have been flocking to Steven Soderbergh’s 2011 outbreak thriller in surprising numbers. What is it that we hope to learn?