NEW YORK (AP) — An escalating contract dispute suggests that Harry Shearer may be exiting “The Simpsons,” where he has voiced several of its characters since the Fox cartoon series debuted in 1989.
NEW YORK (AP) — The CW network, aiming to please its target young-adult audience, is adding a fourth DC Comics-based series to its schedule next season.
NEW YORK (AP) — Grammy-nominee Deborah Cox has been tapped to lead a North American tour of “The Bodyguard” next year.
NEW YORK (AP) — M. Night Shyamalan, who had a surprise reveal in his film “The Sixth Sense,” says he feels envious about the plot twist in his new TV series, “Wayward Pines.”
NEW YORK (AP) — Barack Obama supporter James Taylor doesn’t just think the U.S. president is great — he believes Obama is the greatest of all-time.
ATHENS, Greece (AP) — Advocacy groups seeking to get the British Museum to return the Parthenon Marbles to Athens have expressed disappointment after Greece’s culture minister said he would not launch a court challenge for the famous collection.
“Mad Max: Fury Road”, a demented sci-fi road battle movie starring Tom Hardy and Charlize Theron, gave a jolt of adrenaline and glitz to the Riviera event, which leans heavily to arthouse fare. The previous day’s opening was by comparison low-key, with a small-scale French social drama starring Catherine Deneuve, “Standing Tall”, as the red-carpet event. Although largely Australian, “Fury Road” threw a bit of Hollywood glitter over the festival,
Natalie Portman will star in a biopic of former US first lady Jackie Kennedy that covers the four days after her husband’s assassination, trade magazine Variety reported on Thursday. The film, “Jackie”, starts at the point when US president John F. Kennedy was shot dead in November 1963. “” ‘Jackie’ talks about the days when Jackie Kennedy becomes an icon but has lost everything,” Vincent Maraval, of production company Wild