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The world may see California largely as home to Silicon Valley and Hollywood, but it’s agriculture technology where we can most clearly outshine our competitors. In a new study, “Nurturing California Industries,” we identified it as among the six industries most critical to the state’s economic future.

Emily Atack comes from a long line of entertainers, including Sir Paul McCartney, but The Inbetweeners actress also shares a family connection with Deadpool actor Ryan Reynolds and Rob McElhenney

Barbie has always had some degree of notoriety. She is at once a symbol of female empowerment, ridicule and consumerism. People might suspect that the recent ban of the Barbie movie by the Vietnamese government is motivated by these concerns. Instead, international political intrigue provides a better explanation.

Daniel Radcliffe opens up about becoming a father and how it could impact his Hollywood career.

It was love at first sight for Hollywood movie star Matt Damon and former bartender Luciana Barroso, and they proved they were even more in love than before while on holiday.

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After a dearth of R-rated big screen hijinks, the industry bets again on films like No Hard Feelings and Joy Ride to lure crowds

The prime-time Thursday match will see Andy Murray play fifth seed Stefanos Tsitsipas in a heavyweight clash.

The Duchess of Sussex could well be running as president of the United States as she plans her next career move, according to Hollywood Expert Ross King during an ITV appearance on Loose Women.

The Dead Reckoning director talks to GamesRadar+ and Total Film about filmmaking anxiety and Hollywood's two-part trend

The two central disputes of the current Writers Guild of America strike against the Alliance of Motion Picture and Television Producers are technology-driven: the rise of streaming, and the looming unknown role artificial intelligence will play in the creative process. SAG-AFTRA may strike over similar concerns.