Chief Correspondent and Executive Editor, "Eye on America" Jim Axelrod is the chief correspondent and executive editor for CBS News' "Eye on America" franchise, part of the "CBS Evening News." He also ...

I think if you were to travel back in time to around the 14th century to wherever Dante Alighieri was at the time, and showed him Hell Maiden, a roguelike, bullet hell, deckbuilding, '90s anime-esque, ...

Actor Brendan Fraser immersed himself in Japanese culture and language for his role in the comedy drama "Rental Family". Attending the movie's London Film Festival premiere on Thursday (October 16), ...

"We should've gone with my idea." Netflix has unveiled the trailer for a holiday crime comedy called Jingle Bell Heist, arriving to watch later in November in the holiday season. It's about two ...

Whitney Cummings defended performing in Saudi Arabia at the government-backed Riyadh Comedy Festival this month, saying Monday that critics of the festival are “just racist.” “It’s just racism,” she ...

Oscar-winning actor Diane Keaton died on Saturday, Oct. 11, at the age of 79. Noted as one of Hollywood's greatest stars, Keaton got her start on Broadway and made her mark in Woody Allen's Play It ...

October has begun. Halloween is just a few weeks away now, which means it’s time to either start rewatching some of your favorite horror movies or seeking out some that you have never seen before.

Arnett and Laura Dern play New York suburban parents who've decided to split up. Then he starts turning their separation into a comedy-club routine. After those two visions of the high-maintenance ...

Kirson, who was praised for her Riyadh set by fellow stand-ups Bill Burr and Louis C.K., apologized for her Saudi Arabia appearance and made good on her promise to donate what she earned from the gig.

Liberal talk show host Jimmy Kimmel grilled comedian Aziz Ansari on Monday for performing at a comedy festival in Saudi Arabia, noting he is one of many to be scrutinized for taking money from Saudis.

NEW YORK — Will Arnett is much funnier in real life. Take it from Bradley Cooper, who directs the comedian in the sentimental new dramedy “Is This Thing On?” (in theaters Dec. 19). The film follows a ...