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Matthew Perry is now saying he misspoke in his new memoir.

"Call Jane" is a good example of how a few questionable choices can muddle an otherwise-powerful story, with the recent HBO documentary version of these events, "The Janes," outshining this fictionalized dramatic account. The portrait of an underground abortion network pre-Roe v. Wade is obviously timely, but its slightly askew focus blunts the overall impact.

What kind of Christmas would it be without the resourceful Rudolph or Hermey the aspiring dentist, without friendly Frosty or the dastardly Heat and Snow Misers?

Michael Kopsa, the actor who appeared on FOX's "X-Files" and "Fringe" among many other titles, has died, according to his talent agent Jamie Levitt. He was 66.

Hugh Jackman says he auditioned for the role of Sandra Bullock's love interest, FBI agent Eric Matthews, in "Miss Congeniality," but lost out on the part.

As a horror maestro and auteur, Guillermo del Toro has earned the right to his moment in the spotlight -- in this case presiding on camera, Alfred Hitchcock style, over "Guillermo del Toro's Cabinet of Curiosities." It's only too bad that this eight-episode Netflix horror anthology lacks the verve of the director's cinematic work, with episodes that feature monstrous special effects but half-baked stories that don't really draw blood.

The backlash against one moment in Taylor Swift's "Anti-Hero" music video appears to have prompted an edit on at least one platform.

Selena Gomez is trying to keep her hands -- and everything else -- to herself for a while.

We can thank the "Black Panther" sequel for Rihanna finally returning to the world of music.