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For most actors, playing a real person in a biopic comes with an unrealistic amount of pressure. But because Matt Johnson decided to focus on just one summer in 19-year-old Anthony Bourdain’s life — long before the famed chef-turned-writer ever wrote “Kitchen Confidential” or became a household name
John Henry Hinkel’s Atlanta-based Liaison Pictures, behind Charlie Kaufman’s “How to Shoot a Ghost,” has joined France’s Because the Night Productions on the doc-feature “Behemoth Ann Holds a Seance,” currently taking part in Locarno’s Match Me! networking platform. Directed by Isidore Bethel, Vicki
I love Spider-Man and the movies he appears in, and here's how I'd rank them all, from Tobey Maguire's first outing to Tom Holland's latest MCU film.
Robert De Niro’s Taxi Driver is now streaming free on Pluto TV after receiving extraordinary praise from Quentin Tarantino.
The big-name actor-director spoke out during a press conference at the Locarno Film Festival.
Madeleine Carlisle, the recently-ex 60 Minutes associate producer and daughter of Stephen Colbert, has landed a new job: Staff writer at The Atlantic. The magazine yesterday announced that Carlisle is one of two new staff writing hires, along with Danyel Smith, who for three years has been a contrib
“Spider-Man: Brand New Day” showed no signs of slowing down as it entered its second weekend in cinemas. “Brand New Day” added $43 million at the North American box office on Friday from 4,487 theaters. By Sunday, the Marvel-Sony tentpole should swing to $143 million, which represents about a 60% de
Tom Holland's blockbuster looks to deliver one of the top sophomore frames in history as it faces newcomers 'One Night Only,' 'Super Troopers 3' and 'Ice Cream Man.'
The official trailer for “Toxic: A Fairytale for Grown-Ups” has been released, presenting Yash in dual roles as Raya and Ticket – a father and son positioned on opposite sides of a conflict that drives the film’s narrative engine. The trailer establishes the film’s visual ambition through high-octan
Joel Kinnaman’s divisive RoboCop reboot is finding new life on streaming more than a decade after its disappointing reception.
SPOILER ALERT: This interview contains spoilers for “Spider-Man: Brand New Day,” now playing in theaters. As “Spider-Man: Brand New Day” director Destin Daniel Cretton delved deep into development, he spent time figuring out which villains would be most exciting to watch in an action sequence. “Bran
For All Mankind, one of Apple TV's first-ever sci-fi shows, only needed to air one season to earn masterpiece status.
The Brunch Club, maybe? Anthony Michael Hall, one of the stars of the generation-defining John Hughes film The Breakfast Club, says the director had discussed with him an eventual sequel to the 1985 hit teen film, perhaps building a re-visit around the lives of the since-grown characters. “It was so
The actor reflects on his character’s emotional evolution in season three, from navigating heartbreak to finding purpose in rodeo and unexpected connections.
Attorneys disagree about whether there's a case there. And that's if the family even wants to take another highly public step after the tragedy.
The White House Tik Tok account seemed to have drawn a short-lived retreat in its trolling of superstar Taylor Swift (who, if you need reminding, Donald Trump “hates”). A TikTok video posted to the White House account earlier this week depicted the president and First Lady Melania Trump from behind
Too soon, too tasteless or just too cruel, take your pick, but Bill Maher’s two Ariana Grande weight jokes during his opening monologue on Friday’s Real Time With Bill Maher were met with mixed audience reactions. Maher sidled up to the subject by recapping some of the bad news of the week, then say
CNN’s Sara Sidner, who first revealed a stage 3 breast cancer diagnoses two years ago and has occasionally provided updates with her audience since, is now sharing a harrowing experience that had the anchor struggling through “15 days of torture” under the mistaken notion that her cancer had advance
Monica Bellucci’s sneer is a thing of wonder, so why have so few directors used it properly? When allowed full rein to her sense of irony, as given her by Giovanni Tortorici in “Ketticè,” Bellucci has few equals in her ability to project self-aware drama queen with just the right dose of camp icon.
Spider-Man: Brand New Day calls back to Black Widow in a blink-and-you'll-miss-it moment featuring Florence Pugh as Yelena Belova.