The musician, tattoo artist, and model can soon be seen leading the TV adaptation of We Were Liars, playing a character she found eerily similar to herself: “She’s this cheery sunshine girl who has this allure and charm because she’s a bit of a weirdo.”

“I have come into more confidence as a performer,” says the comedian, whose character, Ava, is now the head writer on Deborah Vance’s late-night show.

The Last of Us star called out the Harry Potter writer’s transphobia in an Instagram comment after Rowling celebrated a UK ruling, which found that transgender women should not be recognized as women.

In the latest iteration of VF’s video series, the comedian weighs in on everything from roommate disputes to family matters. 

Oscar-nominee Jesse Plemons has been cast to play Plutarch Heavensbee, played by the late Phillip Seymour Hoffman in the original Hunger Games films.

Both hit their stride in season two—indicating a limitless future for reality TV’s most valuable stars.

The actor breaks down his hit show’s final season, his “big dad energy,” and why this is probably the end of the road for Joe Goldberg: “Nobody wants a dickless Joe, do they?”

A full recap of the Netflix hit’s final episode, in which Penn Badgley’s murderer suffers a fate worse than death—though of course, there’s a bit of a twist.

But focusing on the noise around either voyage means ignoring more important questions, says showrunner Charlotte Stoudt.

The Emmy winner opens up about his fourth comedy special, Don’t Be Gay—coming to HBO on May 24.

We’re saying goodbye to old favorites, hello to promising newcomers, and fabulous to more Carrie Bradshaw.

Her short, snappy memoirs—2008’s Wishful Drinking, 2011’s Shockaholic, and 2016’s The Princess Diarist—prove that the Star Wars legend and ace screenwriter was one of a kind.

Authorities are investigating the death of Nyweide, who worked with filmmakers such as Darren Aronofsky and Noah Baumbach, as a possible unintentional overdose.

Inside the platform that gave us Hot Ones, Michelle Khare, Chicken Shop Date, and Good Mythical Morning—not to mention Justin Bieber and MrBeast—as it embraces bingeability and more.

For the first time, members must officially see every movie that’s nominated in a given category before they can vote. At least a few Academy members are applauding the new rule: “They needed to do something.”

Nearly four months in, we’ve seen the release of dud after dud after dud—but we’re not losing hope just yet.

As the world grieves Pope Francis and awaits word on the next leader of the Roman Catholic faith, here are a handful of films that dramatize the process.

The Oscar winner paid tribute to the late pope on Instagram, recalling their “deeply moving” 2016 meeting and praising Francis as “one of the most extraordinary spiritual leaders of our time.”

Ryan Coogler’s Southern vampire film already feels like a Hollywood miracle. Here’s why the Oscars might want to jump on the train.

So you need somebody who can play the Winter Soldier, Trump, and Tommy Lee? We’ve got the guy.