Author: Patrick Ryan, USA TODAY

Mindy Kaling is the writer and star of workplace comedy “Late Night,” which Amazon purchased for a whopping $13 million out of its Sundance Film Festival premiere.

Disgraced movie mogul Harvey Weinstein is the subject of a new documentary that premiered at Sundance, where activist Rose McGowan alleges he raped her over 20 years ago.

Later days, buddy. Netflix’s “Unbreakable Kimmy Schmidt” is saying goodbye after four delightfully strange seasons, although longtime fans may be disappointed with how it ends.

HBO’s wild new documentary “The Inventor” takes an in-depth look at disgraced CEO Elizabeth Holmes and how her blood-test startup Theranos scammed millions from investors.

Nearly 80 years after its first publication, Richard Wright’s “Native Son” gets a contemporary retelling that’s tailor-made for the Me Too era.

As Ridley Scott’s ‘Alien’ celebrates its 40th anniversary, a new Sundance documentary delves into what was really inside that “chestburster” alien.

Oaxaca native Yalitza Aparicio was pursuing a teaching degree before auditioning for ‘Roma,’ which landed her a best actress Oscar nomination Tuesday.

Ex-White House communications director Anthony Scaramucci wasted no time defending his job and attacking Steve Bannon during Monday’s “Celebrity Big Brother” premiere.

America’s got talent, yes. But as the world gets smaller thanks to social media, more reality competitions are getting bigger with international contestants.

Lady Gaga gave an emotional 13-minute speech at the National Board of Review awards gala Tuesday, where she won best actress for “A Star is Born.”