More actors and crews are returning to work as production ramps up with new rules and protocols in place to keep coronavirus from spreading on sets.

As the pandemic continues, actors are being called back to the set, with caution.

Studios are struggling to find the best way to release new movies during the COVID-19 pandemic.

Some critics say the entire genre needs a serious overhaul because of the way it glosses over police brutality.

CBS’s “The Bold and the Beautiful” is restarting filming with on-set health guidelines in place.

Without the ability to film scripted series, some networks are planning to air shows that have already aired, either abroad or on cable.

No need for actors to socially distance when they can record from home.

Several major production houses have announced COVID-19-themed shows.

The season finale of CBS’ “All Rise” was filmed entirely over video chat.

Set staff may be tested regularly for COVID-19, and studios are reportedly thinking of limiting the use of extras.