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Austin Film Society to Open New John H. McCall Theater with Screenings of ‘Paper Tiger,’ 4K Restorations
Exclusive: James Gray and AFS founder Richard Linklater will attend the final day of opening weekend.
26 Songs I Want to Hear in the Girls Reboot
“Aaand you can press play” —Marnie
‘The Lowdown’ Season 2 Review: Ethan Hawke and Betty Gilpin Light Up a Rollicking, Moving Mystery
Creator Sterlin Harjo's rich modern noir takes a closer, coarser look at our resident truthstorian in a second chapte...
Def Leppard’s Phil Collen Praises Mexico’s The Warning While Calling Out Sexism in Rock
The guitarist recalled being impressed by the three sisters when they opened for Def Leppard in Mexico in 2017. Def L...
Winona Fighter Announce New Album Brutal & Extremely Underrated, 2027 Tour Dates
The CoSign alums also released the second single, "LEECH," and its accompanying video. Winona Fighter Announce New Al...
Slash: Guns N’ Roses Taking 2027 Off from Touring with Hopes of Working on New Music
Slash says the band has so much material to work through for the long-awaited follow-up to 2008's Chinese Democracy. ...
Summer Walker Sues Label and Management for Fraud
Walker, who is facing her own $50 million lawsuit from Interscope, accuses LVRN of fraud and breach of contract
Liam Neeson’s Stunt Double of Nearly 30 Years Steps Behind the Camera for ‘The Mongoose’
Stunt performer and coordinator Mark Vanselow has been doubling Neeson since 1998, and he takes full advantage of his...
Ballet Experts Suspect a Trick Behind Rosalía’s En Pointe SNL Performance, but They’re Not Complaining
The Spaniard's gravity-defying rendition of “Reliquia” has sparked questions about how she pulled it off. Ballet Expe...
The Very Freaky Whalefall Confirms That Getting Swallowed by a Whale Is No Fun: Review
Austin Abrams stars in a squirm-inducing survival tale, in theaters October 16th. The Very Freaky Whalefall Confirms ...
‘Whalefall’ Review: Austin Abrams Battles a Bellyful of Daddy Issues in Brutal Survival Thriller
Brian Duffield delivers exceptional underwater body horror in a sincere adaptation of Daniel Kraus' novel that packs ...
From ’You Can See Everything’ to ’14th’ and ‘Musk,’ DOC NYC 2026 Reveals Influential Awards Short List
The DOC NYC Short List is often predictive of December's eventual Oscar shortlist. Films that are also nominated for ...
‘Josephine’ Trailer: Channing Tatum and Gemma Chan Can’t Parent Away an Act of Violence
Writer and director Beth de Araújo's second feature is all about the wrenching horror of the world that children can ...
John Wilson’s ‘The History of Concrete’ Crosses $2 Million at Box Office, Becoming a Major Documentary Hit for Magnolia
The absurdist look at urbanism and architecture is one of the best-performing indie docs of the year.
Ian Hill Explains Decision to Retire from Judas Priest: “I Had No Choice”
Hill discussed his tendon injury and arthritis that led him to make the momentous decision to step down. Ian Hill Exp...
‘The Flying Ace’ Turns 100, Bringing a Forgotten Black Disabled Actor Back Into Focus
Disabled actors aren’t new. In fact, they’ve been around since cinema's foundation, and the proof is in 1926's "The F...
Madonna’s Evita Soundtrack to Receive First-Ever Vinyl Release
The vinyl edition arrives on November 13th in celebration of the film's 30th anniversary. Madonna’s Evita Soundtrack ...
America’s Got Talent Winner Nene Royal Joins Avenged Sevenfold Onstage: Watch
The 16-year-old AGT winner performed an opening set of cover songs and joined A7X for two of their hits in Singapore....
Gang of Four Announce 2027 South American Shows After Saying Goodbye to Extensive Touring
The post-punk pioneers will perform in Brazil, Argentina, and Chile next March, following their 2025 farewell to exte...
How Frank Ray’s Band Used Remote Rehearsals to Get Ready for the Grand Ole Opry
When Frank Ray’s band prepared for its 20th appearance at the Grand Ole Opry, the musicians had a logistical problem:...