Rihanna's apparent snub of SZA at the 2018 Met Gala has resurfaced, leading fans to question whether it was intentional or a mistake.

Ultimately, No Name finds his “thing.” And his purpose is better and more extraordinary than any other smurf’s. Good for him. Too bad his touchy-feely triumph ends one of the worst movies you’ll see ...

Review: The best thing that can be said for the latest attempt to reboot the Smurfs is that it maintains the light feel of a ...

Rihanna voices Smurfette and supplies a new song, giving a half-hearted injection of star power to an otherwise uninspired ...

The little creatures face off against a new malevolent wizard and help a no-name Smurf find his purpose in director Chris ...

Visually bold but emotionally hollow, 'Smurfs' tries to reinvent a classic with too much chaos and too little heart. Despite ...

In one tweet, SZA compared Beyonce with Madonna, and in another, she appeared to mock Rihanna and Ciara’s singing abilities.

The Smurfs have entertained generations of kids since the 1950s. But is the new "Smurfs" movie with Rihanna and James Corden ...

The Smurfette principle is most directly tackled in Smurfs: The Lost Village (2017). Smurfette searches for her purpose, ...

Rounding out the ensemble are Alex Winter, Maya Erskine, Xolo Maridueña, Billie Lourd, Sandra Oh, Octavia Spencer, Nick Kroll ...

The pressing issue in Miller's film is that one Smurf, No Name Smurf (James Corden), lacks a defining feature. There are so many other labels already taken that all that's left for him are Clog Making ...