Johnny Depp's first post-trial movie Jeanne du Barry is finally hitting the states.

Emma Watson has turned 34 years old, and she celebrated her birthday with some great portraits of herself.

Kirsten Dunst hasn't worked with Tom Cruise since 1994. Now Dunst is revealing if she's still getting a holiday cake from her former co-star.

Sydney Sweeney explains when she's willing to get naked on screen and when she's not.

People may think rom-coms perform poorly at the box office, but Glen Powell reveals Anyone But You has been making more than $100 million.

Rebel Wilson didn't hold back when discussing the weight gain she's experienced due to her work priorities.

Legendary composer John Williams has made some remarks about his career's future that sound like music to our ears.

The comedy icon talks about why Duckie Dale has endured all these decades after the beloved '80s flick.

Paul Walker's brother, Cody, opened up about how he deals with the anniversary of the Fast & Furious star's death.

Kate Winslet discusses what it was like to work with Titanic co-star Leonardo DiCaprio and what their relationship is like today.

Jada Pinkett explains why she felt she needed to separate from husband Will Smith.

In the documentary Sly, Sylvester Stallone addressed how his real-life relationship with his late son Sage impacted Rocky V’s story.

While the gossip train has been running full speed ahead, Jennifer Lopez opened up about the state of her marriage to Ben Affleck.

Bam Margera got honest about his addiction and ongoing custody battle.

Lupita Nyong'o opened up about embracing change after sharing that candid post about her breakup.

Carrie Fisher's sister got honest about her mental health struggles while encouraging SAG-AFTRA members to take care of their own.

Gwyneth Paltrow spoke honestly about the pieces of advice directors Jon Favreau and Wes Anderson gave her with the differences being very cute.

Arnold Schwarzenegger shared honest thoughts about what it's like to age after having been successful as an athlete.

If you have thoughts on how Knock at the Cabin changed the final act, author Paul Tremblay is right there with you.

The Creed III star speaks to going through his first public breakup amidst recently referencing it on SNL.