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David Byrne Announces New Concert Film Who Is the Sky?
It’s directed by The Brutalist’s Brady Corbet and shot on 70mm
This Year’s New York Film Festival Will Feature Talks with Martin Scorsese, James Gray, Mike Leigh, Sofia Coppola, Ava DuVernay, and More
The annual festival's Talks lineup is packed with heavy hitters, deep dive chats, and free events.
Olivia Rodrigo Teams With Taco Bell, Grammy Museum
Olivia Rodrigo’s latest era is getting the full pop-star-meets-fast-food treatment.
The ‘Sky’ Is The Limit In New David Byrne Concert Film
David Byrne has turned his latest live spectacle into a movie.
The Devil, the Dove, and Kara Hesse
The road doesn’t always take you where you expected. Sometimes it takes you exactly where you need to go. That tensio...
Lambchop Wince Through a Disastrous Radio Interview in New Short Film
Henry Phillips (from the movie Punching the Clown) stars as Kurt Wagner in the 10-minute comedy short
Ridley Scott on How ‘The Shining’ and ‘The Odd Couple’ Influenced ‘The Dog Stars’
Scott tells IndieWire about the influences behind his wild new combination of adventure, romance, comedy, and horror.
The Warning Aren’t Kidding Around
There are a few moments when talking to the Villarreal sisters where you wonder if you’re actually speaking with a mo...
AMC and Other Big Chains Have Endorsed the Paramount-Warner Bros. Merger, but for Indie Theaters ‘the Devil Is in the Details’
Smaller theaters have less leverage over rates, holds, and repertory titles than their counterparts at AMC, Regal, an...
Interpol Return to New York to Record for the First Time in a Decade, and the City Sang Back
For Interpol, some things are still best done at home. And for this journeyman post-punk band, home has always meant ...
ZHU on Bringing Soul Back to Techno with New Album ‘Black Midas’
What inspires your sound? What I do—and how I feel during creation—has everything to do with how I channel my environ...
‘Possible Love’ Trailer: ‘Burning’ Director Lee Chang-dong Returns with a Story of Documentary Filmmaking Gone Awry
Netflix will release the film in theaters on Friday, October 23 following its Venice premiere.
‘SubwayTakes’ Host Kareem Rahma Did Not Need to ‘Get Off the Internet’ to Get to the Emmys
The Emmy nominee talks to IndieWire about the instant success of his YouTube series, and how forgoing more traditiona...
New Bruin Theatre Team Splits as Lease Signer Faces Renewed Racism and Antisemitism Allegations
The exciting new L.A. revival is already in turmoil over accusations that were public in Toronto for years.
Ravyn Lenae Postpones North American Tour Dates
The singer was set to perform throughout September and October
Beyoncé Reveals Details of 20th Anniversary Deluxe Edition of B’Day
The $149.98 four-LP set includes additional B-sides, a 60-page booklet, and two collectible art prints
Snapped: Cloonee’s Hellbent Label Takes Over Brooklyn Army Terminal, then Overlooks The Edge (A Photo Essay)
UK producer/DJ Cloonee brought his Hellbent label to Brooklyn Army Terminal this month for an epic waterfront takeove...
Indie Films Should Tour Like a Band
Live events can help audiences form a personal relationship with your project, even if you give away tickets for free.
We Pick Which Series Will Win and/or Should Win at the 2026 Primetime Emmys
IndieWire Awards Editor Marcus Jones and TV Critic Ben Travers debate which series will win and which series should w...
‘Idiots’ Review: Macon Blair Merges ‘The Last Detail’ with ‘Road Trip’ in a Wildly Uneven Comedy That Fails to Find Its Own Lane
Dave Franco and O’Shea Jackson Jr. are hired to transport an evil rich kid to rehab in a raucous comedy that never li...