Hamaguchi Ryusuke, Pawel Pawlikowski Cannes Winners Among El Gouna’s First 10 Titles for Ninth Edition
Hamaguchi Ryusuke and Pawel Pawlikowski's films are among El Gouna Film Festival's first 10 titles for its ninth edition.
Shanghai Film Festival Unveils Golden Goblet Competition Selection
The 28th Shanghai International Film Festival has unveiled its Golden Goblet competition lineup.
Here’s Where to Watch the 2026 UEFA Champions League Final Live Online
The 2026 UEFA Champions League Semi-final features Arsenal vs. Atlético Madrid and Bayren vs. PSG : Here's where to find and livestream online free
‘Dutton Ranch’ Episode 4: Rip Shoots Dozens of Cows, Beth Catches Carter Hooking Up With Beulah’s Granddaughter and We Meet Creepy Dwight
'Dutton Ranch' delivers a very depressing episode where Rip has to deal with the consequences of their sick animals.
Marcia Lucas, Oscar-Winning ‘Star Wars’ Editor, Dies at 80
Marcia Lucas, George Lucas' former wife and Oscar-winning editor of 'Star Wars,' died Wednesday. She was 80.
Nithya Raman Calls on Governor Candidates to Back Uncapped Film Credits
Nithya Raman on Friday called on the candidates for California governor to support uncapped tax credits for film and TV production.
Frankie Valli Cancels Concerts for Remainder of 2026 ‘to Focus on My Health’
Frankie Valli has canceled the rest of his 2026 concerts, saying he'd rather cancel than be constantly rescheduling and keeping ticketholders waiting.
‘The Pitt’ Star Kristin Villanueva Says She Would Like to Explore Producing at Filipino Forces Event
'The Pitt' star Kristin Villanueva would like to explore producing.
Bill Maher Brutally Mocks Trump’s Disastrous Freedom 250 Concert
The HBO late-night host Bill Maher teed off on the embarrassing lineup and dropouts for Trump’s D.C. concert celebrating America’s 250th birthday.
Lucasfilm Pays Tribute to ‘Star Wars’ Editor Marcia Lucas: ‘Deeply Saddened’
Lucasfilm is mourning the loss of Marcia Lucas, one of the Oscar-winning editors of "Star Wars" who also worked on "The Empire Strikes Back."
How to Watch the Original ‘Backrooms’ YouTube Series That Inspired Kane Parsons’ Eerie A24 Film
Before “Backrooms” made it to the big screen, Kane Parsons was creating a creepy Youtube series of found footage videos of the same name.