Argylle is the number one movie at the domestic box office again, but the overall numbers are terrible.

Gladiator 2 leading man Paul Mescal discusses the hotly anticipated historical sequel and why he's worried about becoming 'content.'

There are several actors and stars who have opened up about their time dealing with depression. Here are eight examples.

The Twilight Saga had most of us proudly proclaiming ourselves Team Edward, but does Edward love Bella as much as we think he does? I'm not so sure.

Brad Pitt opens up about how he deals with depression and finding joy in his life today.

One of the biggest selling points of Disneyland's best restaurant is gone, for now.

Rocky producer Irwin Winkler discusses the original ending that Sylvester Stallone planned for the 1976 film.

It's safe to say that Quentin Tarantino isn't a fan of how cinematic releasing is often being done nowadays.

Darren Aronofsky and his production company Protozoa Pictures have just secured the rights to adapt David Gauvey Herbert’s New York Magazine article “Boss of The Beach” into a series with Searchlight Television. Herbert’s article chronicles the history of the New York City lifeguard corps over the past four decades, with a specific focus on the corps’ controversial leader Peter Stein. [caption id="attachment_277281" align="alignright" width="360"] Image via Paramount Pictures[/caption] As reported by Deadline, the decorated filmmaker secured the rights after an intense bidding war, which is doubly remarkable considering Herbert’s article was published in …

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Kristen Bell talks more about how her own struggles informed Frozen II.

The Bachelor's Chris Soules opens up about the depression he felt after the fatal car crash he was involved in, and how he's moving forward now.

With Dark Multiverse villains terrorizing DC's heroes, Grant Morrison's Hal Jordan has some choice words for the bleak 'Depressoverse.'

Every night, in comedy clubs across the country, comics bare their souls onstage. They dig deep within themselves to make people laugh, to distract them from their troubles and, for at least a few minutes, take away their pain. But sometimes it's the comedian who is in pain themselves, and all the laughter and applause in the world isn't enough to make them feel better. To battle the sinister force that is depression is no laughing matter. For comedian Gary Gulman, that struggle is very real, but with his new HBO special The Great Depresh, he gets the …

Disney’s upcoming streaming service revealed its complete movie and TV line-up and the result was an oddly depressing peek into Disney+.

The Real Housewives’ of Orange County star Gretchen Rossi had postpartum depression and didn’t connect with daughter, Skylar in the beginning.

Keeping Up with the Kardashian star Kim Kardashian opens up about her Lupus health scare and how she's coped with the depression that came with it.

War is hell, sure, but in Hulu's Catch-22, it's more like a dream. Executive-produced by George Clooney and Grant Heslov—each also star and direct two episodes apiece, with Ellen Kuras helming the other two—the six-episode adaptation faithfully maintains all the deeply surreal dark comedy of the Joseph Heller novel it's based on. The result is a sepia-filtered look at the cost of wars on the young lives that fight them that is somehow a profoundly funny and enormously depressing watch all at once, just as much a contradiction as its title …