With 'Spectre,' Daniel Craig joins Sean Connery, Roger Moore and Pierce Brosnan as an actor who has played 007 in four movies.

The Tony-Award winning actor recently stopped by the Wall Street Journal for a conversation about the show's impact.

Rupert Pupkin might be getting his chance to be "king for a night," eight times a week.

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Amantha Holden (Abigail Spencer) overshares about her dysfunctional family during a Thrifty Town management seminar.

The "Tonight Show" host sang "Desire" with the Irish rock band before inviting the Roots to join them onstage for "Angel of Harlem."

"Republican voters want Donald Trump more than they want any of the 40 other people running," says the MSNBC anchor. "That is a gift from God in terms of having this be my job."

The New York City musician has seen an influx of fans show up at his apartment, after inviting them over on his latest album.

Comic-book artist Joe Phillips imagines silver screen stars such as James Cagney and Marilyn Monroe as superheroes.

Want to relive last night's SyFy camp-fest? We've got all of the most epic, OMG! moments right here.

The final 'Hunger Games' movie opens Nov. 20.

The band kicks off the next leg of its tour Sunday, July 26.

The actress, best-known for playing Lindsay Lohan's nemesis in "The Parent Trap," has a new gig as Denis Leary's longtime rocker-chick girlfriend Ava on the FX comedy.

Bryce Dallas Howard will also return.

'Empire' returns Sept. 23.

The stars of the new superhero movie "Fantastic Four"—actors Michael B. Jordan, Miles Teller, Kate Mara and Jamie Bell—are stopping by the Wall Street Journal’s WSJ Café on August 4 and you can join them.

The "Daily Show" host also performs a "Grease"-inspired parody with Jordan Klepper and Jessica Williams called "Summer Trumpin'."

The film is an adaptation of Cambodian human-rights activist Loung Ung's memoir about how she survived the deadly, oppressive Khmer Rouge government.

David Wain and Michael Showalter really, really wanted to do a lip-sync battle on "The Tonight Show." But Jimmy Fallon had a much better idea.

The "Late Late Show" host offers up creative choices like the "True Detective Dog" and the "Trump Dog" to several bemused customers.

The WWE has scrubbed mentions and images of Hulk Hogan from its website.

Two weeks ago, actress and singer Patti LuPone grabbed a cell phone out of the hand of an audience member who was texting during a performance of her current play, "Shows for Days." The bold move led to an outpouring of support from fans fed up with glowing screens. Ms. LuPone gives us her five rules of theater etiquette.

Find out what critics have to say about this week's new films.

The 'Hobbit' star makes his debut on 'Hannibal' on Saturday night.