In an effort to get Ryan to play Ken in their new movie, ‘Barbie.’

Hear the hits from the hottest movie currently in theaters.

Find out about Ford appearing as a 38-year-old again in the new movie and more.

Hear from ‘The Little Mermaid’ lead.

We’re halfway to Halloween, so let’s celebrate all things spooky with these spine-chilling horror movie scores!

From the full Oscars winners list to reactions and the best moments from the ceremony, catch up with what happened at the 95th Academy Awards.

Hear recent conversations with 2023 Oscar nominees.

Join us in celebrating with a selection of his Disney songs, from “Moana” to “Mary Poppins Returns.”

The 80th Annual Golden Globe Awards took place Tuesday night, but who was lucky enough to go home with a statue?

Williams’ upcoming film score for ‘Indiana Jones and the Dial of Destiny’ will most likely be his last.

SiriusXM is literally giving you the lowdown on Rob’s weekly podcast series, ‘Literally! With Rob Lowe.’

Find out which actors, actresses, movies, and shows will be in the running at the 80th Annual Golden Globe Awards.

Watch the new episodes of ‘Co-Star Superlatives.’

Ahead of the release of ‘Black Panther: Wakanda Forever,’ the director and cast sat down for a wide-ranging conversation on SiriusXM.

Check out the interview with Viola Davis, Thuso Mbedu, Lashana Lynch and more.

The movie legend opened up about her strained relationship with her late father, discussed women’s sex lives and more during an interview with Andy Cohen.

Jussie Smollett speaks out for the first time following his incarceration about the alleged hate crime he suffered back in 2019.

Watch or listen to Hanks talk about being “terrified” to be casted in ‘ELVIS’ and more during this can’t-miss event.

Get ready for the final installment of the ‘Jurassic World’ trilogy with its cast during an exclusive special on ‘The Jess Cagle Show.’

100 years ago this Friday, a star was born — Judy Garland — and Radio Classics is throwing her a party complete with unforgettable audio adaptations and more.

Before binging, there was cable — and now it’s time to binge a brand-new SiriusXM podcast series exploring the history of the groundbreaking medium.

Samuel L. Jackson reveals how his audition for ‘Reservoir Dogs’ actually landed him a role in ‘Pulp Fiction’ a few years later.

Have a killer time as Dave Grohl, Taylor Hawkins, Nate Mendel, Pat Smear, Chris Shiflett and Rami Jaffee discuss the upcoming horror-comedy and share songs from the film.

Find out which stars fell short, the underdogs worth rooting for, and more in advance of the 2022 Academy Award ceremony.

“Is she gonna kill her? Are they gonna have sex?” Hear ‘The Lost Daughter’ director and star share their thoughts on the poignant and critically acclaimed film.

In an exclusive interview on ‘The Jess Cagle Show,’ Denzel Washington discusses Sidney Poitier, ‘The Tragedy of Macbeth,’ ‘The Piano Lesson,’ and more.

Hear the movie’s stars in a super-special conversation about the release, their upcoming projects, relationships off-set and more on SiriusXM Stars (Ch. 109).

Be our guest and celebrate the 20th anniversary of Beauty and the Beast by taking our lyrics quiz below!

Listen as Kyle Anderson and Leah Greenblatt preview the movies coming out over the next few months that will likely be Oscar contenders.

The ‘Cruella’ star dishes on the upcoming movie, as well as her other adventures in acting.

From “Reflection” to “Hawaiian Roller Coaster Ride” and beyond, celebrate the beloved soundtracks telling different Asian American and Pacific Islander stories for the whole family.

‘Marvel’s Wastelanders: Old Man Star-Lord’ will kick off Season 1 of the multi-part ‘Marvel’s Wastelanders’ podcast series, which will also feature the heroes Old Man Wolverine, Old Man Hawkeye, and Grey Widow.

Join host Vincent Caruso as he presents Cinemagic’s ‘Sounds of Cinema: 2021 Oscar Nominees,’ an exclusive special featuring music from this year’s nominees.

Hear your favorite Disney music from movies, televisions shows, and more — all on one channel.

The cast and directors of ‘Judas and the Black Messiah’ will join hosts Sway Calloway, Heather B., and Tracy G. to discuss the film and answer subscriber questions.

Ahead of her upcoming Hallmark Channel movie, ‘Christmas Comes Twice,’ Mowry-Housley will be taking over the airwaves to share holiday traditions, songs, and behind-the-scenes stories from the movie.

Radio Classics presents radio adaptations of movies like ‘Miracle on 34th Street,’ TV episodes of ‘Dragnet,’ specials with Jack Benny and Bob Hope, and more.

For this edition of the channel’s Countdown to Christmas Countdown, McKellar will be playing some of her favorite yuletide tunes and telling behind-the-scenes stories about her upcoming movie, ‘Christmas She Wrote.’

Listeners can tune in to exclusive new audio series like ‘Marvel/Method’ featuring acclaimed rapper Method Man, ‘Marvel’s Declassified,’ and many more!

Brush up on your favorite Halloween movies as Radio Disney (Ch. 79) hosts an on-air trivia game starting on October 20.

Listen to SiriusXM tributes to Boseman, including an exclusive special on Entertainment Now and more from hosts and guests.

SiriusXM is honoring actress Kelly Preston, who died Sunday, July 12 from breast cancer at age 57, with on-air tributes on SiriusXM Stars and Radio Andy.

Special guests include Tina Fey, Vanessa Williams, Michael Urie, Sean Hayes, Allison Janney, Bob the Drag Queen, and Jason Alexander.

Hear the four-time Academy Award nominee discuss everything from her iconic scene in ‘The American President’ to Streep’s acting ethos.

The Oscar winner reflects on his acting career and personal triumphs while promoting his new movie, ‘The Way Back.’

Get ready for the big night with SiriusXM’s exclusive Academy Awards music special.

Fall in love with exclusive stories, stars’ favorite romantic songs, and more on SiriusXM & Hallmark Channel Radio’s ‘Love Ever After.’

Catch Hunnam, Grant, and McConaughey in conversation with Andy Cohen about the upcoming movie and much more.

SiriusXM is honoring Edgar Allan Poe with dramatic retellings of his legendary works, classic mystery programming, and more.

Watch Smith reprise his role as the Fresh Prince, Lawrence sound off on nepotism, and more in this SiriusXM Town Hall hosted by Sway Calloway.

Since May 2005, Jason Ellis has been interviewing exciting celebrity guests, reviewing new music, and answering audience questions about life and relationships on “The Jason Ellis Show,” and now you can stream exclusive show content on the SiriusXM app.

The Stern Show was live from the West Coast as Howard, Robin Quivers, and the rest of the gang commemorated the launch of SiriusXM Hollywood Studios with some of the biggest superstars in entertainment.

Terry Crews sat down with SiriusXM and showcased his speed-drawing skills while answering questions about his personal history in the fine arts.

Head online or to the SiriusXM app now to stream Entertainment Now, featuring new episodes of your favorite EW shows and exclusive archival content.

SiriusXM is coming to your rescue with updates about the much-hyped ‘Avengers: Endgame’ and exclusive interviews with stars from the Marvel Cinematic Universe.

Nearly 30 years after collaborating on ‘Batman Returns,’ Danny DeVito reunited with Tim Burton and Michael Keaton for the upcoming live-action remake of ‘Dumbo.’

Tyler Perry discussed his future plans, ending the Madea franchise and more during a wide-ranging chat with host John Fugelsang on SiriusXM Insight (Ch. 121).

It’s a wonderful time of the year to listen to SiriusXM. Tune in to SiriusXM’s Radio Classics (Ch. 148) and spend your holiday season with It’s a Wonderful Life’s George Bailey, A Christmas Carol’s Ebenezer Scrooge, and other legendary holiday characters! … Continued

Tyler Perry told BEVELATIONS host Bevy Smith that the last “Madea” movie, which was filmed two years ago, will be released in 2019.

The rock icon recently sat down with SiriusXM Feedback’s Lori Majewski to discuss the new documentary, “Bad Reputation,” and her career.

Listen to Dolly Parton’s full interview with The Highway’s Storme Warren on demand.

Angela Bassett sat down with SiriusXM host Bevy Smith to discuss her long and successful career.

Actor and director Rob Reiner recently sat down SiriusXM host John Fugelsang to talk about everything from his latest film, Shock and Awe, to his favorite All in the Family moment.

The decision will come down to director Patty Jenkins, but luckily for fans, she and Carter have become fast friends.

Toke our advice and don’t puff, puff pass on Raw Dog Comedy’s 420 Special. It’s going to be High-larious.

Even Mark Hamill can get starstruck!

What’s the best movie to watch on a plane?

If you’ve never heard of YouTube sensation turned pop star, Troye Sivan, don’t worry; your kids definitely have.

“Audiences want things they haven’t seen before.”

Ahead of its official theatrical release, the latest film to come out of the Marvel cinematic universe, Black Panther, has already broken records for ticket pre-sales, and early reviews have been unanimously favorable.

Have you ever wondered if we can really bring dinosaurs back to life? What about whether or not Dwayne “The Rock” Johnson can really stop a torpedo with his bare hands? Well if so, you’re in luck because everyone’s favorite TV science guy, Bill Nye, weighs in.

Hear season two of “Ricky Gervais Is Deadly Sirius” Tuesdays at 11 a.m. ET on Comedy Greats (Ch. 94) and Raw Dog Comedy (Ch. 99) at 5 p.m. ET.

Oscar-nominated actress Taraji P. Henson says there’s another movie that she has made it her mission to make: the story of Emmett Till.

Andy Cohen consistently delivers some of the funniest and most entertaining interviews, approaching each one with a sense of fearlessness. He’s never afraid to “go there.”

Never one to do the expected, James Franco has played roles spanning just about every cinematic genre, from dramas to irreverent comedies. His newest role is no different.

With a career spanning across four decades, the now 50-year-old actress recently reflected on some of the most memorable moments of her career with Entertainment Weekly’s Jess Cagle.

Howard Stern is without a doubt one of the most iconic and skilled interviewers and radio hosts in American media.

Russell Brand, famously known for being an outrageous and unconventional comedian, has embarked on a new path of cultural commentary, self-help, and writing.

Academy Award-winner Viola Davis thinks that it’s time for characters on TV to be completely authentic. And she doesn’t care if you like her most recent character or not!

Did Jared Leto take his role as the Joker too far on the set of Suicide Squad?

Candice Bergen talks about almost losing her role as Murphy Brown to another Hollywood actress.

If you’re a Stephen King fan, then you’re probably excited for the reboot of the horror classic It coming to theatres Sept. 8. Find out who else is excited!

The biggest casts fielded your burning questions with Entertainment Weekly Radio (Ch. 105).

Move over Anderson Cooper and George Clooney. The internet has spoken and there’s a new silver fox in town – his name is Steve Carell.

Sofia Coppola talks to Alec Baldwin about growing up Coppola on his podcast Here’s The Thing.

The screen legend died Tuesday after battling cancer.

SiriusXM Stars’ Perri Peltz discusses her latest documentary, Warning: This Drug May Kill You. The documentary premieres Tuesday on HBO.

“And it has to do with sexism in America.”

Star Wars: The Last Jedi hits theaters Dec. 15.

Goldie Hawn and Amy Schumer sat down with Andy Cohen to promote their mother-daughter comedy, Snatched.

Michael Caine shared his story of being knighted by Queen Elizabeth II with Entertainment Weekly Radio.

Andy Cohen Live airs Mondays at 10 am ET on Radio Andy (Ch. 102).

Brooke Shields Now airs Mondays on SiriusXM Stars (Ch. 109).

Mary Tyler Moore was a pioneer for modern women’s portrayal on TV.

Sandra Bernhard hosts Sandyland daily on Radio Andy (Ch. 102).

The cast of Fences sat down for a chat with Urban View’s Karen Hunter.

“Everywhere we went people were just so excited but constantly reminding us to get it right, show them who we were and make them proud,” Mark Wahlberg told EW Radio of his fellow Bostonians.

Chris Pratt talked about Passengers and his big acting break with Entertainment Weekly Radio’s Jess Cagle.

“We hung out, we got together, we became friends, and immediately any weirdness that was there disappeared,” the Passengers star said on Sway in the morning.

T.J. Miller also discussed his new movie with Jennifer Aniston, Office Christmas Party, on The Jenny McCarthy Show.

Entertainment Weekly Radio’s Julia Cunningham and Kyle Anderson hosted a Town Hall with the cast of Hairspray Live on the NBC lot.

Felicity Jones (Jyn) and Diego Luna (Cassian) spoke about the first standalone film in the Star Wars Anthology series, Rogue One: A Star Wars Story, with EW Radio.

On Monday’s episode of True Stories with Kurt Loder, Ron Howard discussed how he came to direct a documentary on The Beatles’ touring years.

LaBeouf came prepared to step into the ‘5 Fingers of Death,’ rapping over the beats of some of his heroes like Tupac, Biggie, and Missy Elliott

Common filled in as the guest host of Sway In The Morning on Thursday.

The actor also discussed his directorial debut during a special SiriusXM Town Hall with the cast of American Pastoral.

“We were part of a family with Sopranos, and no one questioned the relationships of the men on that show,” Sarah Jessica Parker told Howard Stern.

Entertainment Weekly Radio interviewed the casts of Resident Evil, Elementary and much more.

Olivia Newton-John starred as Sandy in the 1978 movie.

Kate Hudson opened up on The Howard Stern Show.

Lupita Nyong’o talked about playing the mother of Ugandan chess prodigy, Phiona Mutesi, on StandUP with Pete Dominick.

EW Radio’s Julia Cunningham interviewed the cast and director of The Magnificent Seven.

Did you know Howard Stern had a hand in the making of Trainwreck?

Joseph Gordon-Levitt, Shailene Woodley, Zachary Quinto and Scott Eastwood sat down with Perri Peltz for a SiriusXM round table.

Renee Zellweger and Patrick Dempsey spoke to Entertainment Weekly Radio’s Henry Goldblatt during a SiriusXM Town Hall.

The original Star Trek premiered Sept. 8, 1966.

Taran Killam and Bobby Moynihan stopped by The Jenny McCarthy Show.

The Happy Days actor has some strong feelings about Bruno Mars.

Gene Wilder collaborated with Mel Brooks on films like Young Frankenstein.

Henry Winkler also reveals he didn’t have any chemistry with Pinky from Happy Days.

Amy Schumer also discussed the future of her Comedy Central show.

Aaron and Lauren Paul tied the knot in 2013.

“They love each other and they match each other very much,” Jonah Hill said of the happy couple.

“I’m always going to be grateful for Potter,” he said.

SiriusXM’s Radio Classics (Ch. 140) offers listeners a night of Alfred Hitchcock’s finest.

Matt Damon went on the run again as America’s favorite amnesiac assassin in Jason Bourne. He had a long career in Hollywood even before becoming an action star in the franchise … so how’s his own memory? Entertainment Weekly Radio … Continued

“People make so many mistakes,” he said.

From poet Alan Ginsberg to activist Scott Smith, James Franco has played plenty of iconic gay characters.

Rogen said there’s no hard feelings, explaining he was more confused than angry about Heigl’s criticism of the film after its release.

Matt Damon is back as Jason Bourne after nine long years. In celebration of reviving the franchise, Damon sat down with Jessica Shaw of Entertainment Weekly Radio (Ch. 105) for a Town Hall in front of an intimate group of SiriusXM subscribers. … Continued

Superheroes. Zombies. Kings. Trolls. They all came together at Comic-Con International in San Diego this week, and you can geek out with Entertainment Weekly Radio hearing exclusive chats with TV and film’s biggest stars. Hear the highlights below, tune into EW Radio … Continued

The magic heads to the Big Apple when Fantastic Beasts and Where to Find Them premieres in November. Entertainment Weekly Radio’s Jessica Shaw and Dalton Ross sat down with the cast at Comic-Con in San Diego on Saturday, and the actors … Continued

The Star Wars universe is wrapped in secrecy — but Alan Tudyk, who stars in the spinoff movie Rogue One: A Star Wars Story, spilled some details on his droid character to Entertainment Weekly Radio at Comic-Con in San Diego. Tudyk … Continued

Keegan-Michael Key’s latest film might imitate his real life just a tiny bit.

The movie adaptation of The Dark Tower, Stephen King’s sci-fi Western book series, brings two superstars together: Idris Elbra and Matthew McConaughey. But the A-listers became friendly in an … unexpected place before being cast, Elba told Entertainment Weekly Radio … Continued

Garry Marshall, 81, died Tuesday (7/19) in a Burbank, CA, hospital from complications of pneumonia following a stroke. Marshall had an illustrious career in television and film: he created Happy Days, developed The Odd Couple, and directed movies such as Pretty … Continued

The married couple first met as on-screen love interests on That ’70s Show but didn’t date until years later, when they unexpectedly hooked up at his housewarming party and decided to try to keep things casual.

Zoe Saldana is still reeling from the sudden death of her Star Trek costar Anton Yelchin as their third and final installment together hits theaters. “It’s not that it’s hard. It’s almost impossible,” the actress said Monday on EW Morning … Continued

“It’s got a lot of awesome influences in it,” Ashton Irwin explained. “It’s a bit of Rollings Stones, a bit of Talking Heads. It feels real cool. It’s a little more funky than what we usually do.”

Walter White may be knocking on Saul Goodman’s door sooner than you think.

Bryan Cranston played a meth kingpin in Breaking Bad and stars as an undercover agent trying to take down a cartel in The Infiltrator, based on the true story of Robert Mazur. But can he tell the difference between the names of … Continued

The ’60s had the Rat Pack. The ’80s, the Brat Pack. This summer, SiriusXM is going retro to christen celebrities who dominated movies in the mid-1990s as The Slack Pack. From sharing the screen to partying together and even dating one … Continued

Millennials may recognize Lainie Kazan as the lovably overbearing mom in My Big Fat Greek Wedding, but back in the day she was a rising star who rubbed elbows with Old Hollywood’s A-list. Kazan, 76, served as understudy to former … Continued

Your favorite actors and actresses had to start somewhere!

It’s been 10 years since Andy Sachs landed the job a million girls would kill for: assisting an Anna Wintour-inspired ice queen editor at the biggest fashion magazine. The Devil Wears Prada, based on Lauren Weisberger’s 2003 novel, premiered June 30, … Continued

On June 28, 1985, St. Elmo’s Fire premiered, solidifying the Brat Packers as Hollywood’s hottest young stars. Fun fact: David Foster, lately of Real Housewives of Beverly Hills infamy, composed the theme song, which hit No. 1 on the Billboard … Continued

English comedian, actor, director, musician and jack of all trades Ricky Gervais turns 55 on Saturday. Gervais began his professional career in music, even attempting to make it as a pop star, before turning to comedy. It’s safe to say … Continued

The Fourth of July is more than just an excuse to dust off the grill and shoot off some fireworks. A true American honors the day for its historical significance and will no doubt have seen all of the patriotic movies the … Continued

Anna Kendrick: She’s just like us. The actress can empathize with Mike and Dave Need Wedding Dates costar Zac Efron‘s fervant fan base, saying Tuesday on Dirty, Sexy, Funny with Jenny McCarthy, “He’s just like so sweet I could actually … Continued