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'You don't get to take a man from his family and just walk away from it,' judge says as former gang leader sentenced ...

He cut his teeth playing rock stars and pretty posh boys. Speaking from his LA home, the actor talks about landing his first blockbuster lead in the grisly DC horror. Will it be too shocking for comic book fans?

The host discussed being called a 'loser' by Trump and the appointment of the new White House press secretary ...

A rediscovered collection of drawings and on-set photos finally reveals the intricate on-set mysteries of one of early cinema's most gifted and secretive pioneers ...

There are buzzsaws and blood pits, bats burst into blood and demons burn to cinders. The series' new emphasis on twitch-based action may annoy purists but you can't call it dull ...

Aaron Sorkin's attempt to return to the success of The Social Network is a strangely dated and incomplete look at a world that needs a sharper eye ...

This peculiar - some would say truly irresponsible - hagiography of boxing superstar Mike Tyson veers from psychedelics and sobbing to the inadvisable face tattoo via a cameo from the US president ...

This offbeat tale of machinations at an eccentric poetry magazine in 80s New York is laugh-out-loud funny - and a paean to the power of poetry ...

French photographer Jean-Pierre Laffont spent two decades capturing demos, clashes and countercultural gatherings in America. 'They dreamed of living in a better world,' he says ...

Mitte, who played Walter White Jr on acclaimed show, had cerebral palsy and advocated for disability representation ...