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BTS return with a Netflix live event from Seoul, debuting new music and marking their first concert together in nearly four years.
Law Roach and Danielle Pinnock help critique "happy hookers" and "small business owners who are scammers" on the runway.
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Costume designer Qween Jean discusses the outfits worn in Bess Wohl's 1970s-set memory play in Gold Derby's exclusive video interview.
The former boy wizard returns to Broadway in an acclaimed one person show that could be his ticket back to the Tony Awards.
The HBO comedy returns March 22 with Valerie Cherish facing a new industry disruption " and racing to stay ahead of it.
John Malkovich, Sam Rockwell, and Steve Buscemi lead McDonagh's Easter Island-set thriller slated for a November release.
"Those are not Evan's legs!" The actor and musician talks stepping into the Stingray suit, his "Mother Supreme" clue, and why he used to be so particular about his hair around family friend …
Adolescence cocreator Jack Thorne is behind the last reworking of William Golding's classic novel.
The highly anticipated continuation of the hit series premieres March 20 on Netflix.
The four-time nominee reflects on the nuclear fallout drama as it enters the Criterion Collection.
The award-winning director on why she took the helm of the Kerry Washington and Elisabeth Moss limited series
The Scandal star discusses why she signed on for the Apple TV limited series opposite Elisabeth Moss and Kate Mara.
Hugo Weaving and Natalie Portman starred in the adaptation of Alan Moore's seminal graphic novel.
Penn won Best Supporting Actor at Sunday's Academy Awards, but did not attend the ceremony as he was en route to Ukraine.
The sketch comedy show's first musical guests are Wet Leg, Wolf Alice, and Kasabian.
Was Jane born a killer or turned into one? The Paradise star answers the season's burning questions about the murderous Secret Service agent.
She's the only actor to have reigned at all of the major awards this season.
The Grammy winner hosted SNL for the second time and also served as musical guest
"Having those pressures in my head after getting critiqued by the judges, it gives me performance anxiety," she tells Gold Derby.
The 'Disclosure Day' director also teased an upcoming project " a Western!
Wild props and a Snatch Game callback save two queens from flopping.
The Outlander star makes her directorial debut with the second episode of the show's eighth and final season.
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The 70-minute one person show will have a 13-week run in New York.
