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Dyan Cannon isn't always clued in with modern slang. The Hollywood icon, 88, who rose to superstardom in the 1969 sex comedy Bob & Carol & T...

As Ryan Murphy’s ‘Monsters: The Ed Gein Story’ arrives on Netflix, Tom Murray speaks to acclaimed true-crime author Harold Schechter about t...

Things are going to get a lot sweeter this fall at the La Peer Hotel when well-known pastry chef Chris Ford opens a new chocolate and desser...

This depiction of the 2018 Camp Fire disaster in Butte County, northern California, wants to be a realistic docu-drama, but it gives its sta...

Hollywood's newest 'actress' Tilly Norwood is about to make her big debut — but she's not real. Should AI actors be used in Hollywood mov...

A couple of years after the pandemic, the Castro family decided to take a leap of faith and open a small Mexican restaurant in an unassuming...

Eugenio Derbez has broken down how the platforms opened up the world to non-English-language fare and also spoken about how AI will reshape...

EVEN before songwriting, lyrics have always mattered to 29-year-old Amrita Soon. The lass from Seremban would obsessively learn the lyrics o...

CineVita, the 15,000-square-foot Belgian spiegeltent at Hollywood Park next to SoFi Stadium, is gearing up for a busy season with back-to-ba...

Tilly Norwood is not real, but the company that created her hopes that she's the first of many AI-generated stars.

Generative video tools are ready to flood the market with robot actors and content—leaving studios and actors scrambling to catch up.

Several talent agents are interested in signing Tilly Norwood, according to Deadline. Problem is, Tilly Norwood isn’t a real person. She’s a...

Dutch producer pitches her AI creation as the next Scarlet Johansen, and says several agents are vying to represent it.