"Hitch" director Andy Tennant recalls how the famous brownstone scene from the movie was created on the day it was shot at Will Smith's request.

The director of the film recently revealed that the film almost didn't happen until a surprising person stepped in.

Black swimmers at Conrad and Carter squashed stereotypes about the capabilities of African Americans in the water.

Andy Tennant is looking back on his 2005 film, Hitch, with less than fond memories.

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Will Smith has arrived at the 2025 Grammy Awards, marking his first major award show appearance since the infamous Chris Rock ...

Will Smith made his official return to a major awards show since the 2022 Oscars. The four-time Grammy winner and actor took ...

Jada Yuan is a writer for The Washington Post's Style section with a focus on culture and entertainment. For The Post, she's criss-crossed the country following national political campaigns, as ...