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After the casting that launched a thousand trolls, Lupita Nyong’o isn’t wasting her energy on acknowledging haters. The Oscar winner recently shared her response to racially-fueled online criticisms of her casting as Helen of Troy and Helen’s sister Clytemnestra in Christopher Nolan’s The Odyssey, a
A dinner, a podcaster and a phone call later, the most unlikely interview of the year was on.
The Late Show‘s 11-year run on CBS ended on a muted note of melancholy Thursday – outside New York’s Ed Sullivan Theater, at any rate. As Stephen Colbert taped his final late-night episode for broadcast later Thursday, a crowd of a few dozen fans gathered in the chilly spring drizzle to pay their re
The Wall Street Journal reports the film technologies company has the eye of possible buyers as the major studios look to woo consumers back to movie theaters with immersive big screen experiences.
Timing is everything. It is just pure happenstance that I was asked about a month ago to moderate a conversation with Ann-Margret at a USO ceremony honoring her for all the shows she did for the military and our people in uniform, primarily Vietnam near the start of her career. I had not focused on
The creator also sang the praises of the third season’s composer, Hans Zimmer, during a conversation with Jason Reitman Wednesday night.
Even the manifold mudbaths and bloodbaths of the Western Front can’t do much to dirty up Lukas Dhont’s exactingly exquisite filmmaking in “Coward,” the young Belgian director’s third feature, and his first to extend his recurring interest in challenged LGBTQ identity to a historical context. Observi
Newcomers Emmanuel Macchia and Valentin Campagne play a farm boy and a tailor’s son who find romantic reprieve at the Belgian front during World War I.
“Michael,” the smash hit biopic, makes it clear that moviegoers haven’t seen the last of Michael Jackson, with the film ending with the words, “His Story Continues.” And Lionsgate, the studio behind the film, told investors and analysts on a quarterly earnings call on Thursday that it is hard at wor
Donald Trump has unsurprisingly promised to chime in later about longtime foe Stephen Colbert’s late-night departure Thursday night. But two of the ex-Apprentice host’s political rivals, Joe Biden and Hillary Clinton, have already had their say on the Late Show finale. “There aren’t many who can mak
Zendaya isn’t one to talk much about her relationship with maybe-husband Tom Holland, but she reveals a glimpse of her love for him in the new issue of Elle magazine. In the last year or so, they shot “Spider-Man: Brand New Day” together as well as Christopher Nolan’s “The Odyssey.” However, they di
The landmark 50th season of “Survivor” wrapped up with a live finale on Wednesday night that reached 5.8 million viewers. Measured by Nielsen, that total marks the most-watched “Survivor” finale since Season 40, subtitled “Winners at War,” concluded with 7.6 million viewers in May 2020. Beginning wi
For the first time this year, no show or movie in Nielsen's top 10 charts reaches a billion viewing minutes.
EXCLUSIVE: CAA teamed up with Charles Finch’s Finch & Partners to host an exclusive film symposium in Cannes and the teams are now eyeing an expansion of the event to other festivals/cities including Venice and Doha. Additional locations are also being discussed, alongside a return to the same venue
Revenues increased and profits rebounded during Lionsgate’s most recent quarter thanks to the box office success of “The Housemaid.” Overall revenues hit $906.5 million, which compared favorably to the $865.6 billion in revenues that Lionsgate reported in the same year-ago quarter. The rise in sales
An open letter, initiated by members of the French cinema world to protest tycoon Vincent Bolloré’s growing control of France’s media and entertainment sectors, has started to gather international support. Organisers of the letter entitled “Time To Switch-Off Bolloré” announced a raft of internation
'South Park' was honored alongside 'Adolescence,' 'Deaf President Now!,' 'Dying for Sex,' 'Heated Rivalry' and 'Seen & Heard: The History of Black Television' at the TV Academy Honors ceremony.
Universal Orlando Resort and Universal Studios Hollywood will transport fans of the Oscar-winning box office hit from writer-director-producer Ryan Coogler to 1930s Mississippi Delta with Smoke, Stack, Remmick and more.
EXCLUSIVE: Married comedians Bruce Gray and Kelly Ryan have teamed up for Hold Your Peace, a new podcast with All Things Comedy that launches today. Episodes will air weekly on Thursdays, as Gray and Ryan get together with their funniest friends to talk about what pisses them off as they try to find
Billy Eichner knows he has a reputation for being loud, brash and in-your-face. When you find fame yelling questions at strangers on New York City streets as he did as the host of “Billy on the Street,” it’s bound to happen. And that is why his new memoir, “Billy on Billy,” was only released as […]