The Spanish-language media giant also posts record streaming revenue and a non-cash impairment loss of $372 million “related to the write-down of television broadcast licenses.”

The sportswear company posted record results, noting strong apparel performance, despite a trickier environment for footwear.

The show picked up seven Olivier Awards earlier this year, equaling the record for the most wins by a musical.

Golden Globe winner and international sex symbol Elke Sommer – who was known for her on-screen affair with Jacques Clouseau in the “Pink Panther” franchise – has died of heart failure – one week before her 86th birthday. 

Turret trio Maya Jama, James Acaster and King Kenny are firmly under the radar ahead of the endgame, but the jeopardy is severely lacking: “There feels like something is missing with this current run.”

The event, running May 14–15 next year, is designed to help international producers navigate Japan’s complex rights landscape and develop adaptations of manga, novels and other IP.

The two-time Oscar-winning cinematographer (‘Schindler’s List,’ ‘Saving Private Ryan’) will be honored at the ToruńCamerimage Film Festival on Nov. 7.

From Greta Gerwig’s “Little Women” and Barry Jenkins’s “The Underground Railroad” to “Nickel Boys” and “The Handmaiden.”

Tyler Perry is fighting his sexual assault accuser, Mario Rodriguez, in court over his private texts … TMZ has learned. According to court docs, obtained by TMZ, Tyler says he turned over private texts with associates to Mario as part of their…

Meet the rising stars from across the Baltic Sea region and the Nordics and find out which films and series you may have seen them in – or which ones you can catch to experience their talent for yourself.

Francis Lawrence’s sequel to ‘The Hunger Games: The Ballad of Songbirds & Snakes’ hits theaters on Nov. 30.

At first, Kim Kardashian was all about keeping her health issues close to the chest. As The Kardashians star recently shared, she was diagnosed with esophagitis—swelling, inflammation or…

The Comedy Central staple takes on inflation, tariffs and elite food trends, while previewing what it says is “coming in November.”

Vogue Business sits down with the luggage label’s founder Shay Mitchell and CEO Adeela Hussain Johnson to unpack its plans under Samsonite.

It’s part of the strategy CEO Jean-Marc Mansvelt is implementing, focusing on building community over expansion.

Vogue Business examines the UK Budget, parsing out the most pressing details for the British fashion industry. From small business tax relief to rising employment costs, this is what brands, retailers, and industry players need to know.

Jimmy Fallon and Jamie Lee Curtis parodied Nathan Fielder’s Elizabeth Holmes documentary, “You Can See Everything,” for a “Tonight Show” cold open. “Now, be honest. Do you really want to be on the show tonight?” Fallon, while channeling director Fielder, asked at the top of the NBC late night show. The camera then cut to Curtis, who appeared to take on the role of Holmes by impersonating her voice and wide-eyed stare. “Of course I do. I love talking to you,” she responded. Fallon’s “Fielder” then grilled Curtis’ “Holmes” on whether she was actually there to promote her new show “Newlyweds,” prompting the Oscar winner to counter with: “No, I’m engaging with you as a human being … Why would I deceive you? There’s no reason for me to do that. There’s nothing for me to deceive you on.” After a couple awkward beats, similar to those in Fielder’s acclaimed documentary, the late night host asked once more, “You’re being real right now?” “I’m always being real,” Curtis hit back with. She then dropped the act after Fallon walked away, noting, “Thank God! F–k, what an assh–e!” You Can See Everything w/ Jamie Lee Curtis #FallonTonight pic.twitter.com/WKX1yiEswD— The Tonight Show…

She played the actor’s daughter when she was 14 in the 1984 movie “The River Rat.”

Sarah Palin caught an unexpected stray during Jimmy Kimmel’s Wednesday monologue, when the late night host jokingly suggested the former Alaska governor was transgender while mocking Donald Trump’s talking points on the subject. During Wednesday’s episode for “Jimmy Kimmel Live!,” the comedian addressed Trump’s Lubbock, Texas rally speech, in which the president suggested that senate hopeful James Talarico “loves transgender children.” “These children, if you check it out and see what happens, they take ’em as young children,” Trump added. “And Timmy leaves home and comes back Sarah.” In response to Trump’s commentary, Kimmel hit back with: “Yeah. Now that is true. That’s what happened to Sarah Palin.” Kimmel’s studio audience then notably gasped, cheered and laughed at the unexpected dig. Amid the big reaction, the late night host doubled down and quipped: “She was Timmy Palin. The doctors got hold of her and they made her a Sarah. And their parents didn’t even know.” As Kimmel moved on, he asked the crowd whether anyone actually believed Trump’s anti-transgender rhetoric. “Does anyone actually believe this? What do you mean?” he said. “If so, please trust me on this. If you drop off Timmy and he comes home, Sarah, you picked…

Mega-influencers are hopping between growing activewear giants. Does differentiation matter?

Things are heating up Down Under.

Connor Cruise is in the risky business of being a die-hard sports fan. But Tom Cruise and Nicole Kidman’s son made it look easy as he celebrated the Tampa Bay Rays’ Game 4 win in their World…

A coroner’s report last month said her death was from an accidental overdose.

Initial reactions to “The Hunger Games: Sunrise on the Reaping” are in after the Francis Lawrence-directed film had its red carpet premiere in London Wednesday, and some are praising the movie as “easily the best film” in the franchise. The highly anticipated new “Hunger Games” prequel stars Joseph Zada as the younger version of Woody Harrelson’s Haymitch Abernathy, the champion of the 50th Hunger Games, also known as the Quarter Quell. And, from what is being said on social media, Zada’s performance as Haymitch is likely to send him into superstardom. “‘SUNRISE ON THE REAPING’ is easily the best film in the Hunger Games franchise,” Nerds of Color author Nikita Francois said on Wednesday. “Joseph Zada is electrifying as Haymitch, and the cast is true to the characters we’re introduced to in the book. Filled with all-fire, it’s a MUST-SEE in theaters.” Collider’s Perri Nemiroff expressed a similar sentiment, writing on X, “The ‘Hunger Games’ franchise remains a favorite. ‘THE HUNGER GAMES: SUNRISE ON THE REAPING’ rocks a ton of stunning craftsmanship, yet another phenomenal cast and an exhilarating narrative that serves as a powerful reminder that nothing is inevitable and it is possible to break a bad machine.” “One…

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Matching family pajamas just became part of your holiday tradition. Rihanna’s Savage X Fenty is serving up cozy, coordinated styles that make festive dressing feel a little more stylish, whether…

Seacrest was most recently linked to Dutch model Maxime Nova.

After picking up her honor — considered one of the most prestigious prizes in the global arts — the two-time Oscar winner will sweep into the Tokyo International Film Festival on Friday to take part in several talk events.

Jason Kelce is bringing the push tush to the ring. Two years after retiring from the NFL, the Philadelphia Eagles alum tried his hand at sumo wrestling against three champion rikishi, including…

Warning: This story contains spoilers for Love Is Blind season 11, episodes one through 11.  Hindsight is 20/20 for Michaella Giorgio. The Love Is Blind star admitted that there are certain scenes…