John Boorman admits that his "Exorcist" sequel is one of the most infamous debacles of the '70s. But he still doesn't seem to know why.
Shelley Fabares, the star of 'The Donna Reed Show' and 'Coach,' died on Saturday in Los Angeles. She was 82.
Simon Wiesenthal Center CEO and Creative Communities For Peace have called out Mark Ruffalo over 'extremist and antisemitic messaging.'
Katseye scored their first No. 1 on the albums chart, while Phoebe Bridgers debuted behind them at No. 2.
Ridley Scott sees himself not as a 'filmmaker,' but as an 'influencer.'
John Boorman admits that his "Exorcist" sequel is one of the most infamous debacles of…
Films du Losange has boarded 'El Dorado,' a psychological thriller from rising French filmmaker Lola Quivoron, starring Matthias Schoenaerts.
São Paulo's Spcine is developing strategic partnerships and promoting the Brazilian city as a competitive film and TV hub on the global stage.
The BBC's new director general, Matt Brittin, has sent staff a memo warning that 'tough choices are unavoidable as we make savings.'
You won't learn much that is new about Eric Cantona in David Tryhorn and Ben Nicholas' doc 'Cantona,' but his own charisma keeps it compelling.
The Female Film Club returns to Cannes with an expanded short film fund for female and non-binary filmmakers.
The 34th Raindance Film Festival reveals 85 features, a new best horror prize and a jury including Jacob Anderson and Jonathan Rhys Meyers.
Kylie Minogue on her new Netflix docuseries "Kylie," navigating '90s tabloids and her memories of Michael Hutchence.
Greenwich Entertainment will release Xu Zao's Berlinale-premiered film 'Light Pillar' in U.S. theaters early next year.
Nepali director Abinash Bikram Shah on 'Elephants in the Fog,' the first Nepali film in Cannes Un Certain Regard.
The Michael Jackson biographical drama 'Michael' comfortably claimed the top position at the South Korean box office during the weekend of May 15–17.