Culture & Arts

We Asked People To Name Diane Keaton’s Most Iconic Movie Moment. Here’s What They Said.

From “Annie Hall” to “Something’s Gotta Give,” the actor left behind an unforgettable filmography that speaks for itself.

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‘Murdaugh’ True Crime Series Stars Patricia Arquette And More Familiar Faces

Jason Clarke leads the star-studded cast as Alex Murdaugh, a disgraced South Carolina lawyer who murdered his wife and son in 2021.

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New Documentary Shows The Colorado River’s Beauty — And Its Potential Peril

The new nature documentary "The American Southwest" spotlights what stands to be lost if we can’t learn how to live with nature instead of trying to tame it.

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Fall TV Shows 2025: The Good, The Bad & The Underrated

We’ll recommend what to watch, tell you what to skip and blab on about our favorite scenes and performances.

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I Finally Understand The 4 Final Words Spoken In 'Gilmore Girls'

"When 'Gilmore Girls' premiered, I reveled in the fact that I already had the Lorelai to my Rory."

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'The Office' Spinoff Turns Its Sights On Another Dying Industry

'The Office' creator is back 20 years later with a show that takes place at a different kind of paper company than Dunder Mifflin.

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Reviews Of Jordan Peele’s ‘Him’ Have Been Brutal. Here’s Why It’s Still Worth Watching.

Is Marlon Wayans’ explosive performance enough to save "Him"?

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There Are So Many Things Wrong With The Charlie Sheen Documentary. Where Do We Start?

The Netflix film rehashes the actor’s notorious public unraveling, but to what end?

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‘SNL’ Lost 5 Beloved Cast Members. Here’s Who Replaced Them.

The cast of "Saturday Night Live" looks very different now.

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Sean 'Diddy' Combs Gets Prison Time In Criminal Sex Trafficking Case

The disgraced mogul was convicted in July on two counts but acquitted of the most serious charges in his sex trafficking and racketeering trial.

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