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The internet would have you think Katy Perry's career is in shambles. But her tour is raking in millions. How should we parse this complex phase in a pop star's arc?

The decision follows a series of political controversies involving the Trump administration that have rattled the prestigious military institution.

From "Mamma Mia!" on Broadway to London's spectacular hologram show, here's a breakdown of where to worship Abba.

After her controversial American Eagle ad, the actress transforms into boxer Christy Martin in "Christy," which premiered at TIFF.

In 'Twinless,' Dylan O'Brien and writer-director James Sweeney explore the psychology of twin identity.

What's available on Netflix, Hulu, HBO Max, Prime Video and more in September and October.

John Candy's life and career are celebrated in a new documentary, out Oct. 10 on Prime Video, with Macaulay Culkin, Ryan Reynolds and others paying tribute.

Sweet-natured drama from New Zealand about an inspirational teacher gets a "C" for clichés.

"Lurker" is a smart, creepy tale of a Hollywood parasite.

Brad Ingelsby, a committed chronicler of everyday heroes and working-class adversity, is back with the HBO series "Task."