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Joel Kim Booster, Bowen Yang, Margaret Cho, Conrad Ricamora: Andrew Ahn's delightful new film, "Fire Island," on Hulu on June 3, marshals bold and brilliant actors to riff on "Pride and Prejudice," Jane Austen's 1813 novel of manners.

The long trip to the screen behind "Fire Island," a gay rom-com loosely adapted from Jane Austen's "Pride and Prejudice," may be more interesting than the movie. Developed for the since-defunct Quibi (RIP), the project shifted from the originally planned "quick bite" format to a film making its debut on Hulu, but it still feels like less than a full meal.

"The Boys" serves notice immediately that its third season will be as ferociously gory and savagely satirical as the preceding two, racing through story at something approaching super-speed. While obviously not intended for every taste, the Amazon series remains a scathing examination of the superhero genre and society at large, threaded with warnings about the corrupting influence of power.

We now know possibly more than we ever wanted to about how Kim Kardashian and Pete Davidson ended up together.

The lawyer for Amber Heard says she believes the jury in the defamation case brought against the actress by her ex-husband Johnny Depp was "confused," and Heard plans to appeal the verdict.

James Earl Jones is back as the voice of Darth Vader.

During the making of "Obvious Child," director/screenwriter Gillian Robespierre had a few balls in the air.

A slate of Black artists and musicians are set to take the stage at the Hollywood Bowl on June 19 for an inaugural Juneteenth concert that will be broadcast live on CNN.

Elliot Page has penned an essay for Esquire about his experience as a transgender man.