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Asian American women have been directing projects for the big and small screens for decades. In spite of obstacles in an industry that has long prioritized a male director's point of view, these women have found ways to raise funds, start their own production companies, release their films, and even launch their television series. They continue to collect accolades while doing so, inspiring the next generation of female directors to do the same.

A combined 65,000 racing and music fans attended Pimlico Race Course over the weekend for Preakness. That's about a third of the 2019 turnout.

Since Saturday Night Live's premiere episode in 1975, hundreds of talented actors, writers, directors, and musicians have walked through the halls of Studio 8H. Only a small percentage of those creatives have been nominated for an Oscar, and only two of those nominees have won the award.

CNN reporter and West Baltimore native John Blake wishes he could give a copy of his new memoir to his mother for Mother's Day.

Maggie Sajak, the daughter of “Wheel of Fortune” co-host Pat Sajak, will fill in for Vanna White when the long-time letter turner plays a celebrity-edition of the game show.

HBO suspended David Simon’s 25-year-long agreement to write for the premium network as he joined striking Hollywood writers on the picket line, the creator of “The Wire” tweeted Monday.

A court has ruled a committee of MLB executives wasn't biased when it made a decision in the Orioles-Nationals' MASN dispute.

While immigration remains a hot-button topic in the United States, it’s hard to deny some of the country’s best films, music, and books as well as scientific and diplomatic breakthroughs came from people born in other countries who came here and eventually chose to become American citizens.