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Even though Steven Spielberg said that Tom Cruise “saved Hollywood’s ass” last year by delivering top-flight, in-theater entertainment with “Top Gun: Maverick,” the Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences didn’t seem so inclined to show its reverence Sunday.

A nine-month delay to the introduction of sexual entertainment venue licensing will allow councillors to reconsider the policy.

Voters in Tempe, Arizona, will decide on three ballot measures proposing an entertainment district on May 16, 2023. The entertainment district would house the Arizona Coyotes arena.

Entertainment giant Walt Disney (DIS) recently notched its 52-week low of $84.07. The stock is expected to be on a downward trajectory as the company grapples with higher streaming expenses, fears of declining consumers’ discretionary spending, and other macroeconomic headwinds. However, given DIS’ solid revenue growth in the first quarter…

A new YouGov survey releals Australians are spending more than $6 billion a year on subscription entertainment – but there are options.

Jennifer Aniston called Courteney Cox 'one of the funniest human beings on the planet earth' as she paid a gushing tribute to her former Friends co-star, who marks 40 years in the entertainment industry

Madison Square Garden Entertainment has spent a stunning amount of money to build a new kind of performance venue that performers may not want.

Legislation that’s been referred to as a “drag show” bill easily passed out of the Kentucky Senate Friday.

This loony, murky and muddled sci-fi action semi-thriller with A-list star Driver and talented writers takes a detour through B-Movie Lane in a film that isn’t compelling enough to make for silly popcorn entertainment but isn’t terrible enough to be labeled a disaster.

This week’s new entertainment releases include the return of “Ted Lasso” with all the heart and one-liners we've come to expect, a re-telling of “Marie Antoinette” on PBS and Keira Knightley and Carrie Coon playing reporters on the trail of a serial killer in Hulu's “The Boston Strangler.”

Johnny Kitagawa was the most powerful man in J-pop before several men went on the record in 1999 to accuse him of historical child sexual offences. But rather than ending his career, the alleged crimes were largely swept under the rug for decades.