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Michael Lockshin’s Russian-language adaptation of Mikhail Bulgakov’s “The Master and Margarita” is finally getting a long-awaited U.S. theatrical release. Following a lengthy battle, Luminosity Pictures are rolling the movie out Stateside from Sept. 18, Variety can confirm. Based on Bulgakov’s semin
The Sundance Film Festival's leading man opens up on what to expect as the iconic showcase for independent film makes the move from Utah to Colorado for 2027 and beyond.
The campaign comes after twin shocks devastated the country: "Earthquake response and recovery have been part of CORE's DNA since our founding in response to the devastating 2010 Haiti earthquake."
The Center at West Park, a New York City nonprofit community, arts and culture hub, will return to East Hampton to present a one-night-only staged reading of the “The Big Chill.” The ensemble will feature Oscar-winner Marisa Tomei (“My Cousin Vinny,” “The Wrestler”), Tony Award-winner Matthew Broder
The Oscar-winning actor said in a statement to The Hollywood Reporter that allegations of sexual assault and misconduct are "absolutely and categorically false."
The show enjoyed a ratings resurgence during its 2026 run.
The unusable streaming home to YES Network and MSG is going away in favor of DAZN.
Emilia Pérez, Cimarron, and Crash are shockingly bad movie misfires that somehow won multiple Oscars, proving the Academy is often wrong.
From the new animated series Alley Cats to the highly anticipated final season of Outer Banks, these are the best shows coming to Netflix this August.
From animated triumphs like Princess Mononoke to the recently released masterpiece The Odyssey, these are the best epic movies of the last 50 years.
“Game of Thrones” play “The Mad King” finally launched previews Tuesday night after cancelling its first week of performances. The first ever run-through of the HBO/Royal Shakespeare Company co-production, which takes place before the events in HBO’s “Game of Thrones” series, earned a standing ovati
Opposition is growing in the soccer world to a plan by the sport’s governing body, FIFA, to spin off its events, principally the World Cup, as a separate commercial entity and invite investors to take a stake in it. The new company, FIFA Forward Enterprise, has been valued at about $20 billion. FIFA
Christopher Nolan's The Odyssey ignites renewed interest in Greek mythology, propelling a 2004 hit back to the charts. Get all the details here.
PlayStation Plus members can now download and play Lego Batman: Legacy of the Dark Knight for 90 minutes for free.
Advertisers are accustomed to getting quick info on how many people their commercials reach on TV day after day. Now Fox hopes to give them speedy data about something that many marketers consider even more important. Fox and iSpot, one of a group of measurement-technology upstarts, are expanding th
The upcoming TV adaptation Harlan Coben's longest-running thriller series, Myron Bolitar, has the potential to become Netflix's biggest franchise yet.
Glen Hansard, the Irish musician who starred in the 2007 film “Once” and won the best original song Oscar for “Falling Slowly,” died on Wednesday in a motorcycle crash. He was 56. According to the BBC, Hansard was killed in a single-vehicle crash in his home city of Dublin on Wednesday. The accident
If you're not a fan of science fiction these movies are for you, from Pacific Rim to Interstellar.
From The Iron Giant to Coraline, these family films hid surprisingly dark themes beneath kid-friendly adventures.
The BBC has chopped a trio of entertainment shows under plans to save £500 million ($664M) over the coming years amid a funding crisis at the UK broadcaster. Blankety Blank, Celebrity Mastermind, and Live At The Apollo have all been canceled by the BBC, in what the corporation described as “difficul