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‘Elsinore’ and ‘The Liberation’ Launch TV Stars Andrew Scott and Carrie Coon Into the Oscar Race
Telluride Day One boasted two world premieres with heart-rending performances.
Bruce Campbell Says He Has 5 Years Left to Live Amid Cancer Battle
Evil Dead star Bruce Campbell said he has just five years left to live amid his ongoing battle with cancer.
‘The Difficult Bride’ Turns South Asia’s Beloved Wedding Tropes Into Feminist Folk Horror at Venice
Venice: One of the few female filmmakers to break out of Bangladesh, Rubaiyat Hossain’s fourth feature resists genre ...
JAY-Z Brings Out Fugees, Celebrates Beyoncé’s Birthday at London 30th Anniversary Show
The rap icon delivered a 36-song career-spanning set featuring deep cuts, classics from Reasonable Doubt and The Blue...
Bruce Campbell Reveals He Has About Five Years to Live With Cancer
The Evil Dead star said he focused on living with the cancer and not dying from it. Bruce Campbell Reveals He Has Abo...
What I Learned Watching Six Hours of Gen-AI Short Films for the Reply AI Film Festival
IndieWire's Brian Welk reflects on his experience as a jury member for the upcoming AI film festival taking place in Venice.
Phoebe Bridgers Talks ‘Super Intimidating’ Acting Debut at ‘Primetime’ Venice Premiere
“She’s unbelievable,” Robert Pattinson said of his musician co-star. "Even on the first day, she was so relaxed"
‘Primetime’ Review: Robert Pattinson Is Even Creepier Than IRL Chris Hansen in a Bleakly Invigorating ‘To Catch a Predator’ Thriller
Venice: Lance Oppenheim scuzzies up his fiction feature debut about hidden-camera, reality-TV exploitation with a gri...
‘Citizen Osama’ Review: A Direct, Disarming View of Daily Horrors in Gaza from the POV of a Journalist and New Father
Venice: Filmed in secret, Ahmed Hassouna’s discerning doc wears its heart unassumingly on its sleeve and holds its no...
‘The Row’ Review: One Man’s Tragedy-Inspired Voyages Across the Pacific Are Turned Into a Branding Exercise
Telluride: Tez Steinberg’s two solo rowing expeditions are impressive, even if Bryan Fogel’s profile feels unexamined.
Dolly Parton’s Sister, Stella, Calls Out “Fake AI Garbage” in Wake of Death
The country music legend's sister hinted at what some people are using AI to fake, saying Dolly didn't addressed "pol...
Duane ‘Keffe D’ Davis Says ‘I’m Innocent’ in First Interview Since Tupac Murder Conviction
"Man, they lied about me so much. I don’t even know where to begin. All those cops in there was lying like a motherfu...
South Park, A Different World, and 8 More of Our Most Anticipated Streaming Shows and Movies in September
From a Reacher spin-off to a return to Hillman College and the Season 4 finale of Strange New Worlds, here are our pi...
The Darkness announce surprise ‘Crock Of Hits’ intimate London Moth Club show
It comes ahead of their UK arena tour, which kicks off in December The post The Darkness announce surprise ‘Crock Of ...
Big Sean and Kanye West reunite after feud with surprise appearance at Chicago concert
It comes five years after West said signing Big Sean in 2007 was the "worst thing" he's ever done The post Big Sean a...
Watch Jay-Z bring out Giggs and Lauryn Hill as he kicks off London 30th anniversary shows at Tottenham Hotspurs Stadium
The rapper also got the crowd to sing 'Happy Birthday' to Beyoncé, who was watching in a private box The post Watch J...
‘Elsinore’ Review: Andrew Scott’s Towering Performance as a Dying Actor Can’t Overcome AIDS-Movie Awards Bait Clichés
Telluride: Scott vividly portrays "Gandhi" and "Chariots of Fire" star Ian Charleson, who made "Hamlet" his final rol...
‘The Idiot(s)’ Review: Johnny Flynn and Aimee Lou Wood Suffer Rapturously in Surreal Russian Lit Biopic
Małgorzata Szumowska and Michał Englert’s Dostoevsky drama finds dark comedy in a brilliantly strange marriage, but s...
This September, ‘Remember Me’: The 2010 Robert Pattinson Film That Sounds Like Something He Made Up
Never forget Emilie de Ravin co-starring in this miserable love story from director Allen Coulter, technically about ...
‘A Long Winter’ Review: Andrew Haigh Goes Cold with an Immaculately Crafted Coming-of-Age Story Too Restrained for Its Own Good
Fred Hechinger and Eben Moss-Bachrach are terrific in a queer period drama about a young man trying to escape his fat...