Maybe the weirdest headline I've ever gone with, but there's a reason for it. We got a chance to catch up with Detroit Lions ...

For the past few years, it’s been near impossible to watch Kevin Smith‘s 1999 religious comedy Dogma because Harvey and Bob Weinstein personally owned the rights, and they’ve faced more ...

“Will Smith is canceled,” said Smith, dressed in a wig while holding clippers and a comb as if he were a barber. “Oh, you can’t cancel no icon,” replied the actor, dressed as a different barber in a ...

AMC Theatres plans a 25-city tour for the hit 1999 satire starring Ben Affleck and Matt Damon after Smith regained the rights from fallen producer Harvey Weinstein. By Etan Vlessing Canada ...

After 15 years locked up by the Weinsteins, Kevin Smith’s film Dogma will finally return this spring. Smith shared on X today that the film would be rereleased in theaters on June 5 ...

Smith may have gained another enemy. On "First Take," Smith discussed the attitude of LSU coach Kim Mulkey after they lost to UCLA in the Elite Eight of the women's NCAA Tournament on Sunday.

And if you look at Smith’s career, with his mix of comedic roles and dramatic parts, it’s easy to see how his “Eddie Murphy in Star Wars” comment went beyond just great ‘90s sci-fi ...

ESPN Stephen A Smith blasts the NBA for the Dillion Brooks ejection in last night's game against the Phoenix Suns. Smith is known for his strong opinions on the topic of sports especially athletes ...

ESPN’s Stephen A. Smith called out the Phoenix Suns in a tweet, pointing a finger at coach Mike Budenholzer after Sunday’s 148-109 loss to the Houston Rockets at PHX Arena. “I’m still ...