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ABC News and Walt Disney Co. entertainment networks are being hit with a 6% reduction in staff amid shrinking ratings and revenue for traditional television. Workers were told of the cuts Wednesday.

“Malcolm in the Middle,” which ran for seven seasons from 2000 to 2006, is coming back for a four-episode revival, Entertainment Weekly reported. The revival will see Malcolm, played by ...

Firestorm Entertainment is the theatrical distribution label founded and run by industry veterans Amorette Jones, Evan Saxon, and Joe Garel — the distribution and marketing team behind the hit ...

What makes it epic is its emotional core and how closely it mirrors women's lived reality In a world where the lines between daughter-in-law and daughter remain sharply drawn, Bahu Beti—the ...

The “Married… With Children” and “Modern Family” star sang Tupac Shakur’s 1996 track “Hit ‘Em Up” with his daughter in the TikTok video. “I ain’t got no motherf–kin ...

In his first at-bat with the New York Mets, Juan Soto didn't disappoint. The new Mets' right fielder hit a ground ball up the middle that was too far out of the reach of Astros' second baseman ...

The innovative theatrical film that requires audience members to interact with it via their smartphones has earned more than ...

A film adaptation of "Split Fiction," the hot new co-op game from "It Takes Two" developer Hazelight Studios, is in the works ...

Reps for Disney and Hulu did not immediately respond to Entertainment Weekly's request for comment. 2025 Oscars winners announced: See the full list, from Mikey Madison's huge Best Actress win to ...

Instead, she and the “Idol” judges brought the smash hit to life. Following Humbert’s strong rendition of Underwood’s song, judges Luke Bryan, Lionel Richie, and Underwood herself agreed ...

ABC News Group and Disney Entertainment Networks are laying off just under 200 employees, or roughly 6% of its staff, across news and entertainment starting on Wednesday, TheWrap has learned.