Lucy Liu has presence. When I enter a suite at New York’s Whitby Hotel, she is seated by herself at a weirdly large round table, absolutely stunning in a suede sleeveless jumpsuit with belt ...

Lucy Liu wowed fans in a sheer Zuhair Murad gown for the New York City premiere of "Presence," in theaters Jan. 24.

Lucy Liu talks about her new ghostly film ‘Presence’, working with Steven Soderbergh and spending three decades in the spotlight.

Lucy Liu's dream day off ... the aisles and just look at all the different things." Liu, a red-carpet staple who resides in New York, says a grocery store visit is "simple" compared to her ...

Lucy Liu "almost burst into tears" when her son saw her on the big screen for the first time. The 56-year-old actress has nine-year-old Rockwell Lloyd - whom she welcomed into the world via ...

The can't-miss red carpet looks on your favorite stars from the week's biggest events including Brooke Shields' book tour glam and Lucy Liu's elegant red carpet moment, all in one place!

The full interview with Lucy Liu is available on our YouTube channel and on our podcast, Q with Tom Power. She also shares the story of how she was discovered on the subway in New York.

Stylist Sarah Slutsky Tooley, who also counts Rachel Zegler and singer McKenna Grace as clients, dressed Liu for the occasion. The “Kill Bill” star wore her dark tresses straightened, while her makeup consisted of winged eyeliner and a pink lip.

Murray, who revealed he doesn’t have an agent anymore, is at the festival promoting his upcoming indy flicks “The Friend” and “Riff Raff.” When asked about playing characters who “lead lives of enormous charm” and being “aware of how poisonous their charm can be,” Murray didn’t hold back.

The first 20 seasons, now streaming on Hulu, let us time travel to crime-ridden 1990s New York, which also feels eerily like today.

In a statement to members, Boscio called Maginley-Liddie a “wolf in sheep’s clothing” for “constantly bending to the will of the [federal] monitor time and time again.”

Michael Shanks' movie is megaplex-ready, but it's an over-the-top horror film with something on its mind.