Natalie Portman at the Center of Literary Furor as Rachel Cusk’s ‘Life of M’ Nears Release
Rachel Cusk's new book is all about an actress living in Paris — and it's an unflattering depiction
Zhang Disha’s Sci-Fi ‘The Decisive Moment’ to Close Shanghai Film Festival
Chinese sci-fi 'The Decisive Moment' closes the 28th Shanghai Film Festival on June 21, directed by Zhang Disha and produced by Huang Jianxin.
Shanghai Film Fest Launches Tech Unit, Reveals AI Industry Push
The 28th SIFF launched a Technology Creation and Fabrication Unit in Songjiang, spotlighting AI platforms and cross-regional film industry deals.
Veteran PR Executive Adam Keen Launches Agenda Collective
PR veteran Adam Keen has launched Agenda Collective, with Emily Teichner, Natalie Petozzi and Kevin McAlpine joining the firm as VPs.
Gene Shalit, Longtime ‘Today Show’ Film Critic, Dies at 100
Gene Shalit, the bushy-haired mustachioed television personality who reviewed books and movies on "The Today Show" for 40 years, has died at 100.
‘Lilo & Stitch 2’: Chris Sanders, Who Voices Stitch, Set to Direct Live-Action Sequel
"Lilo & Stitch" co-creator Chris Sanders, who also voices Stitch, will direct Disney's forthcoming live-action sequel.
WABC-TV’s Bill Ritter Departs ‘Eyewitness News’ Anchor Job After Being Diagnosed With Early Stage Alzheimer’s
News anchor Bill Ritter is exiting his role at WABC-TV's 6 p.m. "News Anchor Job "Eyewitness News" after being diagnosed with early stage Alzheimer's.
‘The Furious’: Inside the Balletic and Brutal Fight Scenes, From Mixing Martial Art Styles to Taking 18 Days to Shoot the Insane Final Showdown
'The Furious' is filled with epic martial arts sequences. Here's how the creative team filmed all of the action.
Viral ‘Open Door’ YouTube Short to be Adapted Into Feature, Earns Six-Figure Development Deal (EXCLUSIVE)
'Open Door,' Kevin Cate's viral short with nearly 15 million views online, will be adapted into a feature-length film through a six-figure deal.
DGA Deal Lands Health Plan Gains, Streaming Residual Hikes and Responds to TV Slump by Limiting Actors and Others From Taking Director Jobs
The DGA deal includes a provision limiting TV actors and others from working as directors on shows, meant to preserve jobs for career directors.
‘Blue Film’ Star Kieron Moore Says Movie’s Kink and Taboo Subjects Were ‘Never a Shock’ to Him Because He Has ‘Super Sex Positive’ Friends
Kieron Moore stars in "Blue Film" as a cam boy who discovers that he's been booked for an in-person session by a man from his past.