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The Oscar-winner on writing his memoir during lockdown and why he's always looking for the 'green lights'
Ringo Starr's evolution from Beatle to country artist takes center stage in Look Up, his critically acclaimed new album that has critics and fans raving
An interview with ex-Univision anchor Jorge Ramos about his new independent news venture. "I believe that journalists never retire. And I still have a battle to fight."
An interview with Michael Koman and Greg Daniels (who created the U.S. version of "The Office") about "The Paper" - Peacock's new comedy about local journalism.
The Globe spoke to lead singer Damian Kulash about the band's latest album, and a new music video capturing the world's current mood mix of anxiety and hope
The French spy thriller "Le Bureau" has been remade as "The Agency," with Michael Fassbender, Richard Gere, and Jeffrey Wright.
In an interview, Mary Elisabeth Winfield discusses acting alongside her real-life husband Ewan McGregor in the screen adaptation of Amor Towles's "A Gentleman in Moscow."
Too much sex and gunfights, far too little paperwork ... espionage shows aren't exactly a masterclass in realism. Ex-agents reveal what they get right and wrong
16k immersive videos, 3D audio, and terabytes data go into U2's residency at Sphere. It all comes together for a seamless concert experience.
Apple TV+ in October will debut The Pigeon Tunnel, a documentary about the life of legendary spy novelist John le Carre.
The trio's Police-inspired sound shot them to Latin megastardom. 40 years later, audiences worldwide are finally tuning in - including Bono and Chris Martin
Denny Laine shares Paul McCartney & Wings 'Band on the Run' album stories.
On Sunday night, CNN will air "Navalny," a powerful documentary about Russian opposition leader Alexei Navalny.
Fox News foreign correspondent Trey Yingst talks about covering Russia's invasion of Ukraine from the center of hostilities.
Even a global pandemic could not stop Netflix in its quest to dominate our free time. Here, its co-founder discusses the need to innovate, its unusual business model - and its ruthless 'keeper test'
By Andy Meek - Kathy Valentine is just three credits away from finally earning her college degree. It might sound like an incongruous addition to the freewheeling life of...
It's tempting to wonder what the Ben Folds of the '90s would think about the new work he's about to put out.
“I am lucky,†Jody tells Billboard. “It would be pretty … petty, I think, to dwell on the other things. Because in retrospect, it’s all worked out.
Star Wars actor is not only a pop icon but a huge fan and collector of pop culture memorabilia, as his new web-based show reveals
In its quotidian aspects-shaping a lump of dough, lopping off the glob that will become a thick loaf with a perfect crust, a mist of flour in the air-Zak Stern sees something profoundly beautiful and life-affirming.
The legendary comic creator on coming up with characters, his new Sky 1 series and how luck is an unexplored superpower
The veteran journalist on how his political analysis became a drinking game, why he's still a 'wordaday reporter' and the new Robert Redford film
But that's far from true - his long list of projects includes co-producing Fat White Family's forthcoming album and collaborating on one with his mother
The software entrepreneur says hit men are on his tail after a hasty exit from Belize but his focus is on warding off tech companies' all-seeing eye
"I know people want to hear me play. I want to hear me play, too."