Apple surprised the crowd at San Diego Comic-Con with the first teaser for 'Neuromancer.' ...

William Jackson Harper (The Good Place) has joined the main cast of Conviction, Hulu‘s upcoming series starring Elisabeth Moss, from 20th Television.

William Franklyn-Miller didn’t initially think he — a young British actor — was cut out to portray George Washington in a biopic. ”When I got the audition, I was like, ‘There’s no way they’re gonna ...

Prince William enjoyed a double celebration this weekend, as both his 44th birthday and Father’s Day fell on Sunday, June 21. To mark the occasion, His children—Prince George, Princess Charlotte, and ...

Actor William Smithers, who played the ruthless oil baron rival to J.R. Ewing in the primetime soap opera “Dallas,” died on May 26. He was 98. Smithers’ death was first reported by the Santa Barbara ...

Photo by ABC Photo Archives/Disney General Entertainment Content via Getty Images William Smithers, known for "Dallas," died in Santa Barbara at age 98. He won a landmark contract dispute against MGM, ...

William Smithers in 'Peyton Place' during the 1960s and flanked by Byron Morrow and Mitchell Ryan in 'Executive Suite' (1976) Everett Collection William Smithers, an actor best known for a recurring ...

Here's a look at what happened to the Perry Mason cast, 60 years after the television courtroom was adjourned. Burr was so dedicated to his role as Perry that he lived in a bungalow on the studio lot.

He and Olivia de Havilland made their Broadway debuts in 1951 in 'Romeo and Juliet'; like her, he took on a Hollywood studio in court and won. By Mike Barnes Senior Editor William Smithers, the ...

When the lights dimmed on the set of Dallas, a familiar face vanished in real life. William Smithers, the seasoned actor who brought the stoic Jeremy Wendell to the 1980s prime‑time soap, died on May ...

William Smithers, an American actor, perhaps best known for his recurring role as Jeremy Wendell in the television series “Dallas,” died on May 26, 2026. Smithers was born in Richmond, Virginia, on ...

One of the most innovative gangsters of the 20th century, Frank Lucas earned the title of Harlem drug kingpin in the late-‘60s and early-‘70s by importing high-quality heroin from Southeast Asia and ...