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Tim Curry, Midnight Movie Legend and Singular Acting Talent, Dead at 80
Known for "The Rocky Horror Picture Show," "Clue," and more cult classics, the electric performer was a patron saint ...
Indie Specialized Box Office: Alex Ullom’s ‘It Ends’ Gets Solid Start via 36-Hour Marathon Screening
Neon's horror road trip movie made $61,287 from just 5 screens this weekend.
Ridley Scott Reveals Lost ‘Blade Runner’ Script Idea That Proved Too Complicated, and Why Harrison Ford ‘Didn’t Get’ the Movie
The "Dog Stars" director has commanded armies and shot epics with more than a dozen cameras at once, but he tells Ind...
‘The Dog Stars’ Review: Jacob Elordi and Josh Brolin Can’t Save Ridley Scott’s Bizarrely Inert Post-Apocalypse Movie from Near-Disaster
Elordi is a pilot eking out the last days of humanity in Scott's rustic spin on the post-pandemic survival thriller. ...
Martin Short Explains Why He’s Never Seen a Shrink: ‘It’s OK to Be Sad’
The Canadian comedian tells IndieWire how Lawrence Kasdan convinced him to become the subject of the Netflix Emmy-nom...
Dolly Parton, Iconic Singer/Songwriter and ‘9 to 5’ Star, Dies at 80
The beloved musician and actress who lit up the screen in "The Best Little Whorehouse in Texas," "Steel Magnolias," a...
‘The Sun Never Sets’ Review: A Career-Best Dakota Fanning Navigates Dueling Love Triangles in Joe Swanberg’s Delightful Alaskan Romance
Swanberg delivers some of the best work of his career in this portrait of humanity's inability to figure out what we ...
Music Legend Dolly Parton Dies At 80
Dolly Parton, the singer/songwriter, actress, entertainer and philanthropist whose extraordinary career made her one ...
Dolly Parton Saluted As Troubadour, Trailblazer
The music and entertainment worlds have united in tribute to trailblazing troubadour Dolly Parton, who died today (Au...
Soundgarden Drafts McCready, Momsen For Halftime Show
Taylor Momsen will return to the Soundgarden stage this fall, joining the Seattle legends for a special halftime perf...
‘Boorman and the Devil’ Review: This Deep Dive Into How ‘Exorcist II: The Heretic’ Spiraled Out of Control Deserves a Wide Release
David Kittredge conjures a true film lover's retrospective in this magical John Boorman documentary.
‘NAZA’ Documentary from ‘No Other Land’ Directors Yuval Abraham and Rachel Szor Sets North American Premiere at NYFF
The documentary about Israeli military operations in Gaza will have its world premiere in Venice.
Sylvan Esso’s New Album Was Born Between a Flood and a Fire
The road to Sylvan Esso’s radiant new album began with a cascade of delays and catastrophes. Plans to begin recordin...
Modern Hollywood Keeps Failing Looney Tunes. Will ‘Coyote vs. Acme’ Finally Get It Right?
In the early 20th century, Bugs Bunny shorts were a big screen cash cow for Warner Bros. But the past few decades of ...
‘The Pitt,’ ‘All Her Fault,’ and More Among Nominees for The DARCYS 2026
The nominations for the inaugural Easterseals Disability Arts & Culture Awards (The DARCYS) include "The Pitt" and "A...
Universal Film, Focus Features Extend Partnership with Sundance Institute to Support Rising Filmmakers
Exclusive: The companies announce the 2026 Sundance Institute Breakthrough | Focus Features Fellows.
Paul Thomas Anderson’s New Concert Film ‘Cameron Winter at Carnegie Hall’ Sets Fall Roadshow Release
Janus Films and Criterion will distribute the concert film featuring the Geese frontman, which is Anderson's first pr...
Paul Thomas Anderson’s Cameron Winter Film Due In November
As expected, Cameron Winter’s buzzed-about Carnegie Hall performance is getting the cinematic treatment.
Busta Rhymes Revisits J Dilla’s Unfinished Business On New LP
Nearly two decades after J Dilla’s death, Busta Rhymes is helping to open his vault.
Lenny Kaye: “Once Things Get Figured Out, Then It’s Time to Change Them”
Lenny Kaye was going to be involved in the music he loved, one way or another. He played folk and garage rock as a te...