CBS News’ Abdul El-Sayed Post Sparks Digital Backlash
CBS News' Abdul El-Sayed Post Sparks Digital Backlash
CBS News' Abdul El-Sayed Post Sparks Digital Backlash
Rafiki Fariala’s film, inspired by his own life in the Central African Republic, bows in Toronto and hits U.S. screens next year.
Emily Beecham, Michael Socha, Posy Sterling, Michele Austin, Nathaniel Martello-White and Frankie Box will star in Peter Mackie Burns' Echolalic
Danger Money, Prime Video's upcoming action-comedy series starring Ray Winstone, has started production and rounded out its cast
Chile’s Santiago Film Festival launches a WomanInFan Southern Cone partnership with the Sitges Film Festival and a pix-in-post section, Fantastic WIP.
CBS News' Abdul El-Sayed Post Sparks Digital Backlash
Owen Thiele talks about Adults Season 2, working with Connor Storrie, and diving deep into being nepo grandkid in a show about his life.
Tom Hardy's new rap album, “Czarface Meets Frankie Pulitzer," has plenty of comic book and movie references.
Lindsay Clancy admitted she killed her three children, but citizen detectives, including Lisa Rinna, have convicted Patrick Clancy, her ex-husband.
Payal Kapadia, Neeraj Churi and Subhadra Mahajan are attached to South Asian film projects heading to the Toronto Film Festival's inaugural market.
Meg Stalter, who partnered with Knorr on a Chicken Roast this month, talks cooking, Oh Mary and prepping her Emmys red carpet looks with Paul Downs
Global Constellation has boarded international sales on “Nino: A Film About Nino Rota,” ahead of its world premiere at the Venice Film Festival.
HBO Max is firing up its Latin American slate with psychological thriller ‘Mataviejitas: The Serial Killer,’ currently shooting in Mexico
"Michael" star Larenz Tate is joining the team behind Vault, a new streaming and distribution platform focused on empowering indie filmmakers.
A mix of established and first-time Mexican filmmakers will be presenting their upcoming projects at the Morelia Film Festival’s 12th Impulso Morelia.
A campaign has launched aimed at getting cinemas to refuse to screen 'Ali G: Who Iz I?,' which some argue contains racist and outdated stereotypes.