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In “The Graduates,” director Hannah Peterson explores the lasting effects of gun violence one year after the tragedy.

It’s a jump-scare to see the former president in “Sex and the City” and other shows — but it does make one thing very clear.

Yu & Me Books, located in the heart of Manhattan's Chinatown, has become a literary haven for immigrant authors and writers of color.

Not even the star power of Andrew Garfield and Florence Pugh can save this film.

The gang's all here in the latest episode of the HBO series, which features all of the main characters converging at a high-stakes climate conference.

The latest episode of the HBO series properly sets us up for a roller coaster of a season.

A couple of truly wild scenes welcome us back to the world of Pierpoint & Co. Real TV is back, y'all.

In 2023, of the top 100 highest-earning movies at the box office, just 14 featured women of color as leads or co-leads, down from 18 in 2022.

Her campaign is showing it’s possible to be both serious and fun at the same time.

The new movie continues Hollywood’s unrelenting churn of sequels, prequels, reboots, revivals, remakes and spinoffs.