She’s so wound up about the life and career ramifications of Johnny’s return, and not without reason — he’s monologuing about ...

Task' and 'Mare of Easttown' dialect coach Susanne Sulby on working with the show's cast to nail the show's Delco and Philadelphia accents.

A day of drama at County Hall has seen KCC’s leader declare “business as usual” despite the suspension of four colleagues ...

Creating diverse stories that make young people feel seen and valued inspires Weaver, whose debut, Weirdo (First Second), is an Eisner-nominated graphic memoir illustrated by Jes and Cin Wibowo, which ...

We might just see Sigourney Weaver return to the Alien franchise after all. The recent rumor that the next Alien movie could bring Weaver back to play a de-aged Ellen Ripley was met with a mixture of ...

The actress also spoke at New York Comic Con about what was really behind the crew clashes with James Cameron on the sequel. By Abbey White Associate Editor & News Writer Sigourney Weaver won’t rule ...

TORONTO — The problem facing Luke Weaver has been diagnosed. As Saturday demonstrated, it has not been completely fixed. Within the past month, the Yankees identified that the typically reliable ...

The best-selling author Brynne Weaver recommends novels that dial up the emotional drama for high-stakes payoffs. By Brynne Weaver Brynne Weaver is the No. 1 New York Times best-selling author of the ...

Sigourney Weaver is an icon in every sense of the word. Born Susan Alexander Weaver in New York City in 1949, she developed an interest in acting at the age of 14, and she chose to change her name to ...

It's easy to imagine cutlery clinking, chandeliers sparkling and two icons staring at each other. On June 5, 1961, John F. Kennedy and Jackie Kennedy dined with Queen Elizabeth II and the Duke of ...

TORONTO – You might have heard of killer shoes before. Sigourney Weaver’s new movie heels take that to another level. A bunch of oddball weirdos get involved in the chaos, as does Laverne, and she ...

“Dust Bunny” director Bryan Fuller has a bone to pick with one cinema classic. “My gripe with ‘The Wizard of Oz’ is that it’s all a dream at the end,” Fuller told TheWrap’s executive awards editor ...