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A Times survey tallies the paydays for the heads of Warner Bros. Discovery, Netflix and more. The issue has become a hot topic on picket lines during the writers’ strike.
Broadway audiences deserve a Tony Award this year for helping to make shows like “Leopoldstadt,” “Parade” and “Fat Ham” not just excellent productions but unforgettable shared events.
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After The Times named It’s a Small World the best ride at Disneyland, we wanted to know what park fanatics thought. Did we get it right?
‘The Flash’ director Andy Muschietti says he’d like Ezra Miller to reprise the title role in a potential sequel: ‘a character that was made for them.’
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Estefania Rebellón is the founder of Yes We Can, an organization that provides educational assistance to migrant minors.
Britain’s Prince Harry takes the witness stand to give testimony against a tabloid publisher he accuses of phone hacking and other unlawful snooping.
Emmy-nominated actress Sydney Sweeney said her dad and grandfather were not ‘prepared’ to view her racy scenes in the gritty HBO drama ‘Euphoria.’
‘Bling Empire’ billionaire heiress Anna Shay, known for her sharp wit, unexpectedly died Monday after suffering a stroke. She was 62.
In Netflix’s ‘Arnold,’ Arnold Schwarzenegger apologizes for the the groping scandal that The Times reported in 2003 and how he told Maria Shriver about his affair.
‘Abbott Elementary’ star Tyler James Williams addressed ‘dangerous’ speculation about his sexuality in a lengthy statement for Pride Month.
Justin Combs, the eldest son of Diddy, was released on bail after being arrested near Beverly Hills on suspicion of misdemeanor DUI on Sunday morning.
Michael J. Fox, who lives with Parkinson’s disease, fell onto a couch Sunday during a fan event in Philadelphia. His recovery had fans in a frenzy.
Spotify is reducing its staff by 200 people, amid broader changes to the streaming giant’s podcasting division.
Over three seasons as Catherine the Great and Peter III of Russia, the actors tangled with love, treachery and the rule of a nation.
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