This week's cover: Laverne Cox's most revealing interview yet. The most famous transgender actress in America opens up about life, love, and all those Caitlyn Jenner questions.

This Week's Cover: Exclusive details on the Twin Peaks revival Twin Peaks is back, in the form of limited event series created by Lynch and Frost for Showtime that'll premiere on May 21.

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This week, in an exclusive interview with Entertainment Weekly, the actor reveals what led him to his decision, and he also candidly discusses "Isaiahgate," coming out of the closet, and leaving ...

This week Entertainment Weekly is both — with two collector covers, one with Felicity Jones’ Rebel agent Jyn Erso standing before the moon-sized Imperial battle station. ( Pre-order it here now ).

In Entertainment Weekly’s cover story on the film, Mescal, Pascal, Nielsen, Denzel Washington (who plays conniving gladiator trader Macrinus), Scott, Quinn, and Hechinger open up about the ...

Entertainment Weekly crashes through the wall around Batman v Superman: Dawn of Justice for a look at an onscreen battle decades in the making. In this week’s cover story, we explore what ...

This week's cover: We pick the 5 best ... To see Ken’s list, and for our full Fall TV preview, check out the newest issue of Entertainment Weekly, on stands September 10. Close. Read more: TV ...

Nelly Furtado has bared all when it comes to body and mind in a captivating announcement for her new album 7. The Canadian ...

I’m really proud to tell you about the People/Entertainment Weekly Network — an incredibly exciting evolution for two iconic brands that have grown from print publications to digital and ...

The internet can’t stop talking about the cover art for Sabrina Carpenter’s new album, Man’s Best Friend, but at least one person doesn’t see the issue: Tamra Judge. The Real Housewives of ...