"People We Meet on Vacation" author Emily Henry breaks down the biggest changes in her first book-to-screen adaptation.

Emily Henry's bestselling "People We Meet on Vacation" has officially hit the screen. Here are the biggest differences ...

Last month, Fashion Group International of Dallas hosted its annual Night of Stars black-tie gala at the Fashion Industry Gallery. Proceeds support the Fashion Group Foundation of Dallas and its ...

STAMFORD — After lengthy delays, plans for a new Roxbury School building and the demolition of the old school are moving forward. The Stamford Planning Board reviewed and approved plans for the new ...

MANHATTAN, New York (WABC) -- "'Twas the Night Before," a Christmas show by Cirque du Soleil, is performing through Dec. 28 at The Theater at Madison Square Garden, and the team behind the production ...

Jane Fonda recalled Rob Reiner’s final night at Conan O’Brien’s star-studded Christmas party before the filmmaker was stabbed to death. The “Grace and Frankie” alum took to Instagram Monday to share a ...

Cleveland Ballet dancers rehearse five hours each day, five days per week, for eight weeks. With a few extra hours here and there, dancers spend more than 200 hours practicing their roles. While ...

“In life there are two tragedies,” Oscar Wilde once said. “One is not getting what one wants. The other is getting it.” The second tragedy was what I saw last night at the Kennedy Center Honors. For ...

In Sex Reviews, writers offer a sober critical assessment of the sex scenes in new releases. This installment contains spoilers for Episodes 1–3 of Heated Rivalry. In keeping with Reid’s books, Heated ...

Today, in “radical self-awareness” news: Tim Meadows damn well knew, going into the release of his 2000 Saturday Night Live-based comedy movie The Ladies Man, exactly how popular the character of ...

Since the dawn of hardcore music in the early 1980s, Boston has been known as one of the subculture’s major hubs, alongside southern California and Washington, D.C. The Boston scene announced itself ...

In the early to mid-aughts, Los Angeles nightlife wasn’t a marketing strategy—it was a ritual, a religion. This was a sweet spot of Hollywood’s (pre-streaming) power, before social media and the World ...