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Zachary Horwitz has been ordered to pay victims back $230m

On the surface, HBO's "Somebody Somewhere" and ABC's "Abbott Elementary" do not appear to be part of the same entertainment universe. The former is an ambling premium-cable dramedy set in small-town Kansas, while the latter is a cheerful network sitcom set in an urban elementary school in Philadelphia. The genial…

The freshly-Oscar nominated actor is in town to film scenes for forthcoming HBO Max flick Batgirl, which sees him return as Gotham City PD Commissioner Jim Gordon.

The New York Giants do not meet the criteria to appear on HBO's "Hard Knocks" in 2022 and you can bet John Mara won't volunteer for it.

An AI expert suggests Robot may be more relevant now than ever before, even if some of its mechanics are better left in the realm of fiction.

Jennifer Coolidge has starred in a number of comedy films over the years, though she's most recently received much acclaim for her performance in HBO series the White Lotus

The key art for "Kimi," Steven Soderbergh's nifty new micro-thriller, features a glum-faced, blue-haired young woman in an orange hoodie. You might reasonably conclude that this is Kimi, but no, her name is actually Angela. She works for the tech company that created Kimi, a high-tech virtual assistant that answers…

Steven Soderbergh’s tech thriller “Kimi,” filmed partly in Seattle last year, is really two movies, and in one of them you see hints of the very good movie “Kimi” could have been. For the first half of its tight 89 minutes, “Kimi” takes place almost entirely in the chic loft…

The first season of the much-anticipated reboot was a ratings hit but left many fans cold. With a second up in the air, what changes should be considered?

Lottie Moss, who is half-sister of supermodel Kate Moss, shared news of her checking into rehab on TikTok last week, as she joked she had ended up needing treatment after taking the HBO series Euphoria ‘too seriously’

LOS ANGELES — The company that co-financed the “Matrix” movies has sued Warner Bros. for breach of contract, accusing the Burbank studio of destroying the value of its key franchise by releasing the latest sequel on streaming service HBO Max and in theaters at the same time.