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Keli Holiday is coming to America. The award-winning Australia artist will embark on his debut tour of North America with a show May 1 at The Echo in Los Angeles, CA. Next up, performances at Schubas Tavern in Chicago, IL (on…
The up-and-coming director of the very first episode of the very first season of Columbo on NBC left a big impression on star Peter Falk.
For a while there, it seemed like we weren’t going to get a release date for Marvel’s Wolverine anytime soon. It was nowhere to be seen in Sony’s recent State of Play broadcast, and we were warned that updates would…
Sony’s live-action Spider-Noir series is shaping up to be one of Marvel’s most intriguing shows in years. Set in the streets of 1930s New York, the new show looks to be full of major foes for Nicolas Cage’s Spider-Noir to…
Kara Swisher and the late Reggie Ossé also both received honors at the ceremony in Brooklyn Tuesday.
Tony Saxon claims he was injured meeting the music mogul’s demands, but Ye’s lawyer says Saxon “destroyed” the $57 million house designed by Japanese architect Tadao Ando
President Trump touted his economic achievements and attacked immigrants and Democrats in a divisive State of the Union address on Tuesday. Trump also criticized the Supreme Court, which struck down his emergency tariffs last week, and repeatedly castigated the Democratic…
Despite being announced back in 2015, Naruto’s long-awaited live-action movie from Lionsgate is still firmly on the way, with key contributors to the project still keeping the fire alive. As Naruto’s a particularly ambitious and visually demanding manga to adapt,…
Luke Combs is getting vulnerable, and his fans are happy to see it. On Tuesday (Feb. 24), the country singer joined music critic Jon Caramanica and reporter Joe Coscarelli on the latest installment of Popcast, the New York Times podcast…
Once again, Rep. Al Green (D-TX) has voiced his displeasure with Donald Trump as POTUS addressed Congress, and once again the Texas Democrat has been made to leave the chamber. Green held up a sign that read “Black People Aren’t…