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American magazine that focuses on the Hollywood film, television, and entertainment industries
OK, she invented herself. But it was photographer Bruno Bernard who wolf-whistled the teenaged Norma Jeane Dougherty in the street and first put her on magazine covers. His diaries and photos, from a new book by his grandson, capture the...
Quinta Brunson, Lisa Kudrow and four more of the funniest women on TV (or anywhere) swap stories of unnerving feedback, unnecessary labels and what is perhaps the strangest case of mistaken celebrity identity ever told.
Marvel’s Wonder Man has more in common with a premium cable dramedy than its Disney+ counterparts (down to a stand-alone episode starring Josh Gad). But its outsized success with critics and fans was far from a sure thing.
Sure, Paul Rudd is still Hollywood’s most affable everyman. It’s just sometimes … he really wishes he weren’t. By Lacey Rose
Harrison Ford is best known for playing deathdefying action heroes, but he’s garnering some of the highest praise in his career for his portrayal of a doctor with Parkinson’s on Shrinking. Harrison Ford is best known for playing...
Once the world’s highest-paid male model, Hoyt Richards gave every penny to a socialite cult leader who claimed to be an alien and preyed on the young and beautiful. A new HBO doc tells only half the story. Once the world’s highest-paid male model,...
