In 2000, American author Joyce Carol Oates released her novel “Blonde,” a fictionalized account of the life and struggles of Norma Jeane Mortenson, a.k.a. Marilyn Monroe. The book was well-received in its time, viewed not as a biography of Monroe’s life but a manifestation of the way people saw her as both a personality and an object.
Although his newest character is an anti-hero, Dwayne “The Rock” Johnson might just have what it takes to save Warner Bros. (WB) with “Black Adam.”
This may be the first and last time I give a show a perfect score.
“Midnights” is refreshing.
Björk is back and still as polarizing and lovably strange as ever. On Friday, Sept. 30, her tenth studio album “Fossora” was released.
Before there was Edward and Bella, there was Carmilla and Laura.
Movies and television episodes these days seem to be getting longer and longer, with no end in sight. But what’s driving this trend, and what does it mean for consumers? Today, co-hosts Maggie Peña and Sean Scott answer these questions and more with assistant entertainment editor Reece Hollowell.
The historical play centers around four women in the 1930s who got radium poisoning from their factory job.
These two iconic paranormal investigators left Buzzfeed in 2019 to create their own brand.
Netflix’s new movie “Do Revenge” was not a good movie. I loved it anyway.
The 2022 "Bachelorette" finale did not lack in drama.
It feels a lot longer than 12 years since the original theatrical release of “Avatar.”
Influencers Brittany Broski and Sara Schauer are longtime users of the world wide web, and they’re here to explore the good, the bad and the downright strange.
Each year, Disney hosts D23, its own personal Comic Con to show off upcoming projects and announce new ones. This year, though, it was clear that the company has little room for original works in its future. Today, co-hosts Maggie Peña and Sean Scott are joined by Reece Hollowell and Abbey Elizondo to discuss what Disney’s focus on the past means for the company’s future.
The Prince of Darkness — the king of heavy metal since its conception — Ozzy Osbourne, is back. After a near-decade sabbatical from music, he released “Ordinary Man” in 2020, then immediately announced its successor, “Patient Number 9,” which came out Sept. 9.
Four member K-pop group Blackpink are back with their sophomore studio album “Born Pink,” and their catchphrase rings throughout their songs.
With the fall film festival season in full swing, here are five notable movies to keep an eye on.
Despite all the dreamed-up drama about “Don’t Worry Darling,” the film dominated the box office its debut weekend.
Yes, Maya Hawke sings. Although she’s best known for her role as Robin Buckley on Netflix’s “Stranger Things,” Hawke has been making music since 2019.
We all know and love Steve Harrington from Netflix’s “Stranger Things,” but few fans are aware of actor Joe Keery’s musical pursuits under the stage name Djo (pronounced Joe).