Disney bosses said there were not enough Asian actors to fill roles certain skills.

Meet Hollywood's new class of superstars.

"I hope so... it's Bridget and there's always going to be some drama," said the star.

Meryl Streep has confirmed Dustin Hoffman slapped her on the set of Kramer vs Kramer.

Meghan Markle was reportedly shortlisted as the next Bond girl.

Bale describes the film as "a great shame" and "a great thorn in my side".

Star Wars: The Last Jedi became the biggest film of 2017.

A new year brings a new slate of must-watch TV; here's what we're most excited about.

Actress Danielle Cormack tells us about her favourite moments from 2017.

"It was f---ing way too long. F--- me! And most of that script's mine," said Scott.

The Queen referenced video-streaming technology – the plot of a The Crown episode.

This NZ film shines a light on the animals we eat and what goes on behind the supermarket shelves, told from the perspectives of three farmers and a hunter.

There were some excellent films released in 2017 - and then there were these stinkers.

Fisher's daughter paid an emotional tribute to her on the first anniversary of her death.

"I regret voicing my doubts & insecurities in public", Hamill wrote on Twitter yesterday.

Terrifying tale of mafia kidnapping and held captive for 5 months coming to big screens.

After a year of bad news, The Greatest Showman could be the balm you need.

Keala Settle is part Maori, Hawaiian, British and more - and it's made her a star.

Once Call Me by Your Name reaches its emotional peak, it's overwhelmingly powerful.

Serious themes, not cool fights, were what worked best.

Get comfy, Netflix is the answer to your holiday binge-watching needs.

Karl Urban's latest movie is poised to join a rarefied but undesirable Hollywood club.

No film about men mistreating women has recently captured popular imagination.

The Last Jedi: Do viewers hate it or love it?

Kiran Dass gives the definitive guide to Christmas Day movies.

Who was paid nearly $70 million for their work on the film?

"I want to just take a little time to reflect, reassess and see where I head from here."

Where's Meryl Streep in the trailer for the Mamma Mia sequel?

From bad films and albums to the worst things imaginable, 2017 has been a trying time.

Every big movie studio has a critical flop now and then. Now it's Netflix's turn.