‘Supporting Role’ Review: Dato Bakhtadze Captivates in a Nocturnal Odyssey Through Tbilisi
Georgian writer-director Ana Urushadze’s 'Supporting Role' follows a lumbering movie star on a surreal and wryly melancholic soul-search.
‘Margo’s Got Money Troubles’ EPs Break Down the Finale, That Custody Battle and Going Beyond the Book in Season 2
'Margo's Got Money Troubles' EPs David E. Kelley and Eva Anderson talk Season 1 finale, incorporating OnlyFans and going beyond the book for Season 2.
Damon Lindelof Reveals Why He Was Fired From Star Wars Movie: Story Was the ‘Protestant Reformation Inside Star Wars’
'Lost' and 'Watchmen' boss Damon Lindelof discusses the Star Wars films, including the chapter he was writing that was canceled.
A Champion of Made in Hollywood: ‘Fallout’ Season 2 Delivers Character-Driven Storytelling, Ambitious Cinematic Techniques
Prime Video’s post-apocalyptic drama stars Walton Goggins, Ella Purnell and Aaron Moten
How Michael Jackson’s ‘Chicago’ Went From Leftover Track to Viral Hit Decades Later
Michael Jackson’s ‘Chicago’ has picked up steam decades after its creation.
Michael Bay to Direct Operation Epic Fury Rescue Film About Two Pilots Recovered From Iran
Michael Bay is directing another film about a real-life military incident, this one from Trump's recent ongoing conflict with Iran.
‘Cliff Booth’ Movie Starring Brad Pitt Takes Over ‘Narnia’s’ Imax Slot This Thanksgiving
“The Adventures of Cliff Booth,” the sequel to Quentin Tarantino‘s “Once Upon a Time in Hollywood,” will debut on Imax screens this Thanksgiving.
Matt Damon Eyes ‘Everything Everywhere All at Once’ Directing Duo’s Next Movie After Ryan Gosling Drops Out
Matt Damon is in talks to start in the next film from “Everything Everywhere All at Once” directors Daniel Kwan and Daniel Scheinert.
‘Victorian Psycho’ Director on the Challenge of Making a ‘Demented’ and ‘Funny’ Movie Where You Root for Maika Monroe’s Serial Killer
'Victorian Psycho' director Zachary Wigon reveals how he created the period piece with Maika Monroe and its journey to Cannes.
Stephen Colbert Shook Up Late-Night Twice, but His Push Into Politics Could Have Ultimately Hurt the Format
Stephen Colbert Shook Up Late-Night Twice, But a Push Into Politics Leaves Shows in Precarious Place
Heat of the Moment: How Al Gore and ‘An Inconvenient Truth’ Changed the Way We Think About Climate Issues
Director Davis Guggenheim reflects on the head-spinning impact of 'An Inconvenient Truth' as the Al Gore documentary marks its 20th anniversary.