Stephen Schaefer

The series, created by Graham Yost (forever famous for scripting the Keanu Reeves-Sandra Bullock classic “Speed”) and based on Hugh Howey's books, finds the last 10,000 people on Earth surviving in an elaborate silo miles and miles below ground. To ventures ...

For Taylor Sheridan, the creator of “Yellowstone” and its many tributaries, the role of Billy Bob Thornton's ex-wife in his new Texas oil series was pivotal.

Ken Burns is dramatically changing direction with his monumental two-part PBS “Leonardo da Vinci” series: It is the first ever non-American subject he's tackled.

The most important reason Angela Kinsey was eager to take the plunge with “Confessions of a Christmas Letter,” her first Hallmark Christmas movie, was personal.

Saoirse Ronan is having quite the season. A four-time Oscar nominee, Ronan's virtually one-woman rehab drama “The Outrun” has put her in the Best Actress Oscar race.

As not only the star but an executive producer of Netflix's currently streaming rom-com “Meet Me Next Christmas,” Christina Milian knows what it takes to make a holiday movie stand out in a very crowded season.

Bill Nighy and James Norton star as the two doctors who alongside nurse Jean Purdy ended a decade of trial and error in 1978 with the medical life-changing ...

Are cruel people cool people? That's the big question with the reboot of “Cruel Intentions” premiering Thursday on Prime Video.

As the titular star of Ridley Scott's epic 24-years-later sequel “Gladiator II,” Ireland's Paul Mescal leaps from his position as an indie film stalwart to global recognition.

Malcolm Washington, 33, makes his writing-directing feature film debut while his older brother John David, 40, plays Boy Willie Charles and their father Denzel produced.