The This Is Us fan-favorite announced a mystery role this week, and has already been spotted on set.

The two co-starred in the first few Pitch Perfect films, and had been dating since 2013.

The London singer confirmed as much to press Friday night, but the two remain “committed to raising their son together lovingly.”

Weed culture has come a long way from the stereotypical stoner days, when the aesthetic was “Monster energy-drink bro,” says writer Michelle Lhooq, whose design-forward user’s manual, Weed, drops this…

While the other royals were lying low, The Queen and Prince Charles carried on their Easter traditions: the monarch celebrated Maundy Thursday, while the Prince of Wales wrote about “knife crime.”

The movie’s inspired by hundreds of years of Mexican lore.

The Senator's announcement marked the boldest statement yet from the 2020 field.

“We’ve rewritten it several times now,” the actress says of the horror movie Shadow in the Cloud, which Landis originally wrote. “His name is kind of far away from the project.”

The Oscar winner’s suit claims that the decision to expel him “is not supported by findings, and the Academy’s findings are not supported by evidence.”

The career fates of the two actresses embroiled in the college-admissions scandal seem to differ greatly.

Newsstand scion James Cohen is taking over the legendarily scurrilous Ur-Tabloid. But is David Pecker really gone?

With 14 potential cases referred by the special prosecutor, investigators in New York, Washington, and Congress are zeroing in on the president, his family, and his business dealings.

The art and hip-hop legend speaks about his new marijuana documentary, to be released by Netflix on the holiday.

The neo-soul star is resurfacing out-of-print releases and looking ahead to a busy touring summer: “I just want to be able to make something that feels like it could be made yesterday or 40 years ago…

Vulnerable, searching, and deeply surprising, Ramy Youssef’s Hulu half-hour is representation politics at its finest.

On this week’s Little Gold Men podcast, a look at the rash of 20th-anniversary pieces celebrating the best—or maybe just the most memorable—films of 1999.

Katie Holmes’s daughter has a look that puts her in league with Coachella-bound art teens.

A new trailer for the upcoming Netflix miniseries delves into the true story of five young boys wrongfully convicted of rape.

The children’s show—which, like Thrones, now airs on HBO—also parodied Westworld for a new campaign about the importance of respect.

Michelle Williams found Gwen Verdon by daydreaming, the series was born backstage at Hamilton, and three more tidbits from a conversation moderated by V.F. editor Radhika Jones.

The actor’s ongoing legal battle is unearthing a slew of allegations.

William Barr couldn’t save them. In 448 pages, a deeply corrupt West Wing culture was revealed. And the real time bomb, says a Trumpworld insider, “is the S.D.N.Y.”

After months of back and forth and a campaign-ad spoiler, the former V.P. is finally set to enter the race.

Seth Meyers ripped into the report as well with a “Closer Look,” while Kimmel riffed on Schoolhouse Rock with a character named “Redaction Jackson” and Jimmy Fallon sang a new version of “(I Can’t Get…