The R&B star was sentenced to 30 years in prison earlier this year, but faced another trial in Chicago that focused on his notorious acquittal on child pornography charges in 2008. He and two co-defendants–former Kelly employees–have been found not guilty of fixing the 2008 trial.

A wave of new services and the scramble for subscribers have resulted in unprecedented diversity, quality, and value for media consumers. But changes are coming as investors demand returns. We talked to Michael Nathanson ’90, co-founder of the Wall Street media research firm MoffettNathanson, about what will be left when the dust settles.

Neill Blomkamp, better known for his sci-fi movies such as 'District 9' and 'Elysium,' is directing the project that is inspired by both the best-selling video game and true story about one of its players.

Disney’s latest live-action remake, The Little Mermaid, has been engulfed in controversy ever since the casting of singer Halle Bailey was announced. While Disney’s tepid remakes always receive criticism from nostalgic fans, this time, the backlash is transparently racist, with all of the negativity aimed at the casting of a non-white actress to play the titular mermaid.

"Succession," the story of a dysfunctional wealthy family jockying for power, and feel-good comedy "Ted Lasso" took the top honors at the Emmy awards in Hollywood on Monday.

Now that his two big features, “Don’t Worry Darling” and “My Policeman,” have screened for critics, the decision is unanimous: Harry Styles is not a movie star.

Emmy still believe Ted Lasso is tops: The Apple TV+ comedy won the Outstanding Comedy Series trophy at Monday’s Emmys ceremony, its second consecutive win in the category

I think it’s safe to assume that most of you have at least heard about the film Interstellar. Directed by Christopher Nolan and starred by Matthew McConaughey, Anne Hathaway, and Jessica Chastain, the 2014 movie was a hit. Many consider it the best sci-fi movie ever made (thus far). And part of this success is due to the black hole in the movie.

It's fair to say the first two episodes of Amazon Studios’ The Lord of the Rings: The Rings of Power left me underwhelmed. The approach J.D. Payne and Patrick McKay took to adapting J.R.R. Tolkien’s world in “A Shadow of the Past” and “Adrift” struck me as paradoxically over- and undercooked, with too many plot threads and too few new ideas. Where was the clearly defined quest set against a lived-in world brimming with unexplored new vistas that defined Tolkien’s own work? Waiting just around the corner in the Prime Video series’ third episode, “Adar,” as it turns out.

Tim Blake Nelson, who last appeared in 2008’s Incredible Hulk, will return as The Leader. Carl Lumbly is back as original super soldier Isaiah Bradley after playing him in Falcon and the Winter Soldier. Danny Ramirez returns as Joaquin Torres, while MCU newcomer Shira Haas will play Israeli hero Sabra.

This weekend, Disney is hosting its D23 Expo, and the Walt Disney Company’s CEO Bob Chapek hinted during the Legends Ceremony that Disney+ is going to become more interactive. In previous corporate presentations, Bob Chapek has spoken about Disney’s desire to build it’s own Metaverse, which often leaves people scratching their heads about what Disney is up to.

It’s an interesting time for fantasy fans, with two major series airing at the same time. There have been a lot of comparisons between them, and speculation on which would “win”. Of course, there’s no particular reason to see these shows as competitors since a lot of people, like me, will watch both. They’re similar in that they’re both prequels to popular franchises: Lord of the Rings and Game of Thrones.

The acclaimed Breaking Bad prequel Better Call Saul ended its six-season run last month, closing out a tragic saga in the New Mexico desert that captivated viewers for the last decade and a half. Saul creators Peter Gould and Vince Gilligan realize just how fortunate they were to strike golden lightning twice with this franchise — "Sometimes it's good to know when to leave the party," Gould says — and they are fondly waving goodbye to this methed-up story so they can develop other projects.

In a strange sort of way Jennette McCurdy’s mother, Debra, is getting what she’d always dreamed of: fame. Never mind that the title of her daughter’s memoir is the brilliantly punchy I’m Glad My Mom Died, or that it details Debra’s controlling and abusive ways. “She’d be like: ‘My name’s on a No 1 New York Times bestseller!’” says McCurdy, laughing. “But not recognising: ‘Mom, I don’t know if people are loving you, exactly.’”

As “Top Gun: Maverick” continues to dominate the box office more than three months after its release, Jon Hamm, who stars in the movie as Vice Admiral Beau “Cyclone” Simpson, is still celebrating its success. In an interview with Entertainment Tonight, Hamm noted that the Tom Cruise-led sequel is the only film to top the box office on both Memorial Day (when it premiered) and Labor Day.

The third season of ‘The Witcher’ has officially wrapped up filming today (September 9) in London, UK. The shooting was

MacKenzie Scott, the ex-wife of Amazon and Blue Origin’s founder Jeff Bezos, has donated two of her Beverly Hills homes for a total of $55 million.

In a dog-eat-dog streaming landscape, former Disney CEO Bob Iger knows that only a few services will ultimately survive. Speaking at Vox Media’s Code Conference on Wednesday, Iger was optimistic about the future of Netflix, Apple TV+, Amazon and, naturally, Disney+, but was decidedly less so for competitors like Warner Bros. Discovery’s HBO Max and Discovery+.

Children's TV show "Peppa Pig" now features a lesbian couple among its much-loved cast of characters, in a development hailed by rights campaigners.

The cast of the Amazon Prime Video series “The Lord of the Rings: The Rings of Power” released a pointed statement on Wednesday condemning “the relentless racism, threats, harassment, and abuse some of our castmates of color are being subjected to on a daily basis.”