CBS has canceled its long-running action drama “S.W.A.T.” after eight seasons and 163 episodes, the show’s producers and stars were told on Thursday. But this represents the third time “S.W.A.T.” has been cancelled by the Eye net — so it’s probably tough to tell at
A second superseding indictment filed against Sean “Diddy” Combs in the Southern District of New York accuses the music mogul of verbally and physically threatening his employees. At least one employee claims they were forced to engage in sex acts with Combs as a result
While it’s a welcome and always entertaining aspect of her fashion, Lady Gaga has historically tended to overdress her art. Anyone who’s followed the arc of her career knows that she frames every era around a concept, maximizing — sometimes over-maximizing — whatever significance she
“There’s Still Tomorrow,” the stirring Italian box-office juggernaut of 2023, finally lands in American cinemas. Set in June 1946, just before Italian women first voted in elections, the beautifully crafted, slyly funny, black-and-white feminist dramedy looks at the resilience of an abused, working-class housewife in
What connects pint-sized pop princess Kylie Minogue, reggae legend Bob Marley, disco diva Grace Jones, recent Oscar ceremony singer Raye and afrobeats icon Davido? That’s right, they’re all on King Charles’ playlist. The British monarch has made a rare regal venture into the world of
Stephen A. Smith may not have much to do with the many games telecast on ESPN but he’s being paid as if he is. The “First Take” host, known for his unfiltered sports commentary and soaring oratorical skills, has signed a new five-year deal with
Rebel Wilson’s “Bride Hard,” a high-octane twist on a wedding romp, has set a date for wide release this summer. Bob Yari’s Magenta Light Studios will take the comedy out nationwide on June 20, Variety can report. Directed by Simon West (“The Expedanbles 2,” “Con
The LA Philharmonic announced the full schedule for Walt Disney Concert Hall’s 2025-26 season Thursday, including all the details for Gustavo Dudamel’s final season directing the LA Phil in the downtown venue, along with a variety of shows and guests in the realms of classical