‘Sentimental Value’ Sweeps Amanda Awards
Joachim Trier's Oscar winner 'Sentimental Value’ swept Norway's Amanda Awards with ‘One Battle After Another’ named Best Foreign Film.
Michael J. Fox Lands Emmy Nom for ‘Shrinking’ After Ending His Six-Year Acting Retirement
Michael J. Fox has landed an Emmy nomination for his guest-star role on Apple TV's "Shrinking," a part he came out of six years of retirement for.
‘Evil Dead Burn’ Review: The Gonzo Comedy Is Gone, but the Series’ Sixth Entry Is an Effective Piece of Gross-Out Guignol
You may long for the lost prankishness, but the evil dead spirit is alive.
Bone Thugs-n-Harmony Honored With Walk of Fame Star: ‘Anybody Harmonizing, Rapping Fast, People Know Where That Came From’
Bone Thugs-n-Harmony gets star on the Hollywood Walk of Fame honoring the rap group’s 35-year legacy.
‘Moana’ Review: The First Disney Live-Action Remake That Works 100%
It helps that half the film IS animated, that Dwayne Johnson goes full Maui, and that newcomer Catherine Laga’aia plays Moana with beaming rapture.
Fathom Entertainment Names Jason Brenek as CEO
Fathom Entertainment appoints Jason Brenek as the company's new CEO.
Bela Bajaria to Receive the Variety Vanguard Award at Mipcom
Bela Bajaria, Netflix's chief content officer, will receive the Variety Vanguard Award on Oct. 12 at the Mipcom content conference in Cannes.
‘M3GAN’ Spinoff ‘Soulm8te’ Goes Straight to Digital After Theatrical Release Pulled, Trailer Unveils Killer Robot Girlfriend
The "M3GAN" AI robot spinoff "Soulm8te" is moving forward as a straight-to-digital release, the trailer reveals.
‘Rent’ West End Revival Reveals Cast Joining Gaten Matarazzo: Travis Ross as Roger, Bella Brown as Mimi and More
The "Rent" West End revival has unveiled the principal cast joining "Stranger Things" star Gaten Matarazzo.
Vittorio Angelone and Hannah McClean Lead Care Work Comedy Series ‘Rewarding’ From BBC, Wonder Project (EXCLUSIVE)
New BBC comedy series 'Rewarding' starring Vittorio Angelone and Hannah McClean is now in production.
Tony Rayns, British Critic and Champion of East Asian Cinema, Dies at 78
Tony Rayns, the British writer, festival programmer and screenwriter who introduced Western audiences to East Asian cinema, has died at 78.