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Donna Mills tells Fox News Digital what changed her mind about joining the platform — and why she says theres no pressure to bare it all.

Jack Nicholson is “fine” and spends his days walking around in his slippers” at home since retiring from Hollywood

Entertainment News Live Updates Today: The entertainment world had plenty to talk about on Thursday (October 29), with fresh updates from films, television and OTT making headlines. From box office news and celebrity developments to upcoming TV twists and new streaming updates, several stories caught viewers’ attention.

We get it. You’ve been seeing a lot of political ads and reading a lot of posts about the election. It’s exhausting, but it doesn’t seem right to look away entirely — especially once you’ve done your civic duty and just have to wait for those results to roll in. Soon enough, you won’t have…

Youth’s finale episode left the door open for Sharon Horgan’s return as Alex after a cliffhanger conclusion surrounding her love life. The Season 1 finale of the HBO comedy followed the literary agent to a pivotal awards ceremony, which further threw her life into chaos. Warning: Spoilers forYouthSeason 1 Episode 8 ahead!

Andrew Shue and Marilee Fiebig have tied the knot. On Sunday, editors at MailOnline reported that the former Melrose Place actor and the attorney had married at their farm in Stockton, New Jersey.

Wolverine #29 hits stores Wednesday as Logan’s enhanced senses lead him into a trap designed to orchestrate his horrific demise.

Sanjay Gupta, the Indian filmmaker who brought slick, Hollywood-inspired crime thrillers to Bollywood, has died aged 59 after reportedly falling at his Mumbai home on Oct 30, according to the Press Trust of India (PTI).

Ethan Hawke has revealed how his whole approach to acting changed when he got the chance to witness Denzel Washington improvise during the filming of Training Day.

Ten documentary filmmakers are getting $25,000 each—and a year of serious backup—to help finish their films. Firelight Media selected the 2026–2027 Documentary Lab cohort from more than 140 applicants, bringing projects about Native athletes, Black marching-band culture, environmental justice, migration, queer life, and family memory together as they move through post-production.