In case you hadn’t heard, Lupita Nyong’o is also “Most Beautiful.”
Courtney Cox’s directorial film debut launches at Tribeca Film Festival. It’s a family affair!
Brooklyn native Marisa Tomei discusses her latest project and losing friend Phillip Seymour Hoffman.
20-year-old Keke Palmer will make television history this summer.
After 47 years, Universal Pictures distribution chief Nikki Rocco is retiring.
Fun Q&A with Teyonah Parris, Mad Men’s first major African-American actor.
Congratulations to MOFTB’s Cynthia López and GMA’s Lara Spencer!
— KELLY GLOVER
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