'Awards Chatter' Podcast — Jessica Biel ('The Sinner')

The actress-producer discusses how she wound up on '7th Heaven' at 14 (it became the longest-running family drama in TV history), the challenges of growing up in the biz, making an eclectic mix of mediocre films and ultimately returning to TV on a show she also produced, which became 2017's most-watched new basic-cable show and brought her Golden Globe and Critics' Choice noms.

'Awards Chatter' Podcast — Freddie Highmore ('The Good Doctor')

The star of TV’s highest-rated new network drama, whose portrayal of an autistic surgeon has already brought him a Golden Globe nom, looks back on child stardom, re-emerging as an adult on the drama series 'Bates Motel' (he received Critics' Choice noms for three of its five seasons) and then heading right into another, very different show.

'Solo': It's Hard to See Influence of Original Directors

Phil Lord and Chris Miller are known for their outrageous brand of comedy, which is wholly absent from the film Ron Howard took over a year ago.

The Biggest Surprise in 'Solo: A Star Wars Story'

Lucasfilm provides one shocking moment that stands above the rest.

China Box Office: 'Solo' Bombs With Third-Place $10.1M Opening

The Chinese audience has been consistently cold on Disney's 'Star Wars' films, but the sputtering start by 'Solo' is looking weak by any comparison.

The Path Forward for 'Star Wars' After 'Solo'

It's time for the standalone movies to push the story beyond what audiences already know.

Woody Harrelson Is Not the Typical 'Star Wars' Mentor

The actor's Tobias Beckett teaches Han Solo lessons that — for better or worse — defined the character's life.