Just like Brie Larson channeled Claudia Schiffer for a red carpet look, Zendaya gave an ode to Cindy Crawford for her latest Challengers dress.

Hollywood mega-star Jennifer Lopez stunned in a figure-hugging metallic gown in a new magazine photoshoot, and many celebs commented on it.

With the first three episodes The Boys Season 2 now streaming on Amazon, before going weekly for the rest of the season, I recently spoke to Chace Crawford (The Deep) and Jessie T. Usher (A-Train) about making the highly anticipated second season. Before doing the interview, I’d watched the first three episodes of Season 2, but since then I’ve seen the entire second season and can assure you it’s fantastic and loaded with crazy WTF moments and plenty of twists and turns you won’t see coming. I loved Season 2 and cannot wait to be …

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Actor Robert Crawford Jr. had a long and illustrious film and movie career, and these are his best films, according to IMDb.

If you're not checking out the companion site to HBO's Watchmen, you're missing out on a ton of fun fill-in-the-blanks to go along with Damon Lindelof's trippy superhero drama. The info on the Peteypedia—named after Anti-Vigilante Task Force agent Dale Petey, who made his debut in episode 3 played by Dustin Ingram—isn't essential to watching the show, but it does color some of the bigger questions with intriguing evidence. Like, for instance, why exactly Angela Abar (Regina King) discovered a KKK hood in the closet of her friend and …

HBO's Watchmen has released a website of supplemental materials, and a tidbit in one file seems to disprove a major fan theory about Nite Owl's fate.

Gossip Girl star Chace Crawford reveals why his role on the show meant he was not allowed to screen test for the coveted role of Captain America.

I'd be pissed about this.

From showrunner Eric Kripke and based on the best-selling comic by Garth Ennis and Darick Robertson, the eight-episode Amazon Prime Video original series The Boys is an irreverent look at what happens when the popular and influential superheroes abuse their superpowers rather than use them for good, and often need someone to cover up all of their dirty deeds and secrets for them. But when Hughie (Jack Quaid) suffers a devastating loss as a result of one Supe’s recklessness, he becomes so outraged that he teams up with Billy Butcher (Karl Urban) and The Boys, in order …