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The Casting Society of America also announced its theater, short film and short-form series nominees.

Once confirmed, he will replace current chair David Clementi.

The horrifying case of Richard Ramirez is back in the headlines due to a popular Netflix docuseries.

A new batch of comedies and dramas will compete with holdovers from last season as broadcast networks attempt a return to the traditional development model while also contending with the challenges of a pandemic.  

The trailer features archival footage of Ginsburg in her rise to becoming the second female Supreme Court justice in American history.

In a career spanning four decades, the veteran television executive also produced the NBC comedy 'B.J. and the Bear.'

MGM's film was a political allegory rushed into production to coincide with Franklin D. Roosevelt's March  4 inauguration, as Herbert Hoover was leaving office.

To the sound of Peter Allen's "Once Before I Go," the video includes archival footage of the veteran game show host, who died on Nov. 8, 2020 after battling pancreatic cancer.

'Designated Survivor' actor (and Obama administration alum) Kal Penn, 'Scandal's' Bellamy Young and 'The West Wing's' Bradley Whitford, Richard Schiff, Dulé Hill and Janel Moloney are all confirmed to attend the Jan. 15 fundraiser.

The game show also reaches a season high in viewers for the late host's final week.

Veteran entertainment insiders Richard Parsons and Allen Shapiro are among those who traveled to the Sunshine State for vaccine rollout offered to those 65 and older.

The Oscars’ April 25 date appears safe, but the Grammys and the SAG Awards are on the move, while Sundance is slimming down and Cannes is drawing up COVID-19 contingency plans.

Executive producer Alex Gibney and directors Matthew Heineman and Matthew Hamachek tackle the life and legacy of Tiger Woods in a four-hour HBO documentary.

The youngest inaugural poet in history steps into the spotlight with an emotional poem, "The Hill We Climb."

Former Goldman Sachs banker Richard Sharp also told a committee of the British parliament which BBC shows he watches, including 'Fleabag,' and competition from Netflix and Apple.