After more than a year-and-a-half wait, the second season of Fallout has arrived on Prime Video. Unlike season 1, which ...

Walt Disney had a friend in Dick Van Dyke. The famed actor, who is set to turn 100 on Dec. 13, reflected on his bond with the late animator. “I got to know Walt, I’m probably the last person alive who ...

SEATTLE — Here's where you can find a recap of the "Who Knew" question and the answer that is featured during the 11 a.m. KOMO News broadcast. To find "KOMO Quiz" questions and answers for December, ...

There are photographs from the Vietnam War era that have become as iconic as the flag-raising on Iwo Jima or the inferno aboard the Hindenburg. One is the execution by handgun of a Viet Cong captain ...

Spider-Man remains one of the most popular heroes in Marvel history, but he has some comic villains who are too dark to make the jump to the MCU. Over his history in live-action movies, starting at ...

Morgan Geyser, who was living under supervised release at a group home in Wisconsin for her role in the high-profile 2014 stabbing of her 12-year-old classmate, was found late Sunday about 150 miles ...

I’ve always been fascinated by movies based on true events. You would think because the story has basically already been told for the director, there’s little room for creativity or the development of ...

Ant-Man and the Wasp: Quantumania didn’t exactly land the way Marvel hoped, and one of the loudest talking points was the movie’s take on M.O.D.O.K. While some fans embraced the weirdness, many felt ...

Jessica and Felix’s love story is ending with the duo’s fairytale wedding — at least for now. Lena Dunham‘s romantic comedy series Too Much, starring Meg Stalter and Will Sharpe, will not be back for ...

I’ve seen Barry Diller four times in public. First at a restaurant in Sag Harbor, two more times at Manhattan restaurant Michael’s, and last at Stanford’s Hoover Institution. I knew who he was, he not ...

In the nineteen-thirties and forties, young book critics on the make used to crowd outside the office of Malcolm Cowley, the literary editor of The New Republic, in the hopes of his attention.