Entertainment

The mean streets of Boston are the setting for this entertaining genre item from director Peter Berg and frequent collaborator Mark Wahlberg.

"Westworld," HBO's divisive sci-fi drama, can confuse even the most astute viewer. But what if the frustration that causes is exactly the point?

What's on TV Friday, March 6: 'Blue Bloods' on CBS; The Most Dangerous Animal of All and more

Justin Chambers last appeared as Dr. Alex Karev in "Grey's Anatomy" on Nov. 14. On Thursday night, the series explained the character's departure.

The Directors Guild of America has agreed a new contract with Hollywood studios.

The Farhang Foundation cancels its annual Nowruz Iranian new year festival at UCLA, which last year drew 25,000 people last year.

From Latin cumbias to public service announcements in China and Vietnam, the coronavirus is inspiring some surprisingly catchy tunes from around the world.

The scarcity of live programming will help the league score a major increase in its next deal

On Thursday, staff of Little, Brown and Co. walked out to protest parent company Hachette's publication of Woody Allen's upcoming memoir, saying "We stand with Ronan and Dylan Farrow and survivors of sexual assault."

"Devs," set in Silicon Valley, depicts quantum computing technology based in fact. Creator Alex Garland explains what's truth and what's science fiction.