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The actress turned one wordless scene with a bucket and a soapy car into one of cinema's most unforgettable moments.
Joy Harmon, the actress who created one of cinema's most iconic scenes in 'Cool Hand Luke' with nothing but soapy water and a housedress, has died at 87. Though she appeared in only one scene, her performance became permanently etched in film history.
By Liam O'ConnorBehind the glossy brand deals and viral moments, Call Her Daddy's creator faces allegations of screaming matches, staff walkouts, and industry feuds.
By Miles TurnerThe actress who embodied the complexity of modern French womanhood across five decades leaves behind a body of work both intimate and iconic.
By Sophie LaurentDavid Lindsay-Abaire's sharp new comedy exposes how homeowners associations police belonging — and who gets left out of the social contract.
By Aisha Johnson
Billionaire collector's donation will fund permanent loans to smaller museums across the country, expanding access to masterworks beyond Washington.
By Terrence BanksThe Singapore television star reflects on more than a decade of nominations without a win, sparking conversation about recognition and resilience in the entertainment industry.
By Jordan PaceThe creator behind Netflix's most disturbing hit trades stalking trauma for something even darker — and somehow funnier.
By Sophie Laurent
The guitarist and songwriter's brief but brilliant tenure with the British rock legends produced some of their most enduring work.
By Liam O'ConnorThe actress returns to Marvel's street-level superhero universe in the latest season of Disney+'s "Daredevil: Born Again."
By Aisha JohnsonThe long-awaited crossover reunites Marvel's street-level heroes seven years after the Netflix series ended.
By Marcus Cole
The hard-drinking detective resurfaces in Hell's Kitchen as Matt Murdock's hunt for Wilson Fisk intensifies in episode six.
Anika Noni Rose and Richard Thomas lead a scalpel-sharp ensemble through the warfare of neighborhood politics in this brilliantly caustic new play.
The director behind "Obsession" will bring his vision to the iconic horror franchise in A24's highly anticipated reboot.
École des Sables in Senegal has trained generations of African dancers, but financial pressures and encroaching development threaten its mission.
The museum's new David Geffen Galleries showcase groundbreaking Latino collections in a building critics say prioritizes spectacle over function.
Vilma Jää's haunting traditional voice is redefining what opera can sound like in the 21st century.
Museums are making the radical argument that being a decent human being is actually pretty manly.
A Dutch advisory panel recommends transferring control of Nazi-looted art from government hands to a new independent foundation led by the Jewish community.
David Burke, the 23-year-old musician known as D4vd, faces murder charges in the death of Celeste Rivas Hernandez.
The actress reveals that husband John Krasinski and their daughters were more excited about the announcement than she was.
Even after five decades of shaping American comedy, the notoriously private producer remains an enigma to those who know him best.
The singer-songwriter says the massive success of "A Thousand Miles" created unexpected constraints on her artistic freedom.
The actress said she was unaware of her condition while filming I'm A Celebrity last year, disclosing the diagnosis publicly in February.
New claims indicate the monarch may have altered her will following years of scandal surrounding the Duke of York.
The Fox dating series pairs farmers seeking romance with city dwellers willing to trade stilettos for work boots.
After Baby Reindeer's success, the Scottish writer turns his unflinching lens on masculinity itself in Half Man.
Fans express concern over character's decision ahead of highly anticipated marriage to Carla Connor in this week's episodes.
A rural community's innovative program uses classic literature to bridge gaps in literacy and mental health support for struggling students.
Celeste Dring and George Fouracres become the first British duo from the West Midlands to land coveted SNL cast positions.
Celeste Dring and George Fouracres become the first British duo from the West Midlands to join the iconic sketch show's ensemble.