The New York Times film critic Alissa Wilkinson reviews “You, Me & Tuscany.”
Read moreOne of the privileges of being a very famous and extremely genial actor is that you might find yourself, as John Lithgow did at 9:30 on a recent Wednesday morning, being welcomed...
Read moreHey, Jim Cameron here. I’m the director of “Avatar: Fire and Ash.” So this is Varang, played by Oona Chaplin. And she’s sharing with Quaritch, now that he’s in this altered state...
Read more“The Manor,” an independently financed sci-fi psychological thriller, has wrapped production and is quickly becoming one of the most closely watched indie genre titles of the upcoming festival season. Produced by New...
Read moreJohannesburg, South Africa — Khwezi Mbekeni, a talented actor from Johannesburg, has been making waves in the entertainment industry with his versatile performances in both theatre and film. One of his standout...
Read more“Hi, My name is Dean DeBlois. I’m the writer, director and one of the executive producers of “How to Train Your Dragon.” In this particular scene, it’s the catalyst of our story....
Read moreThe man eventually woke up. Bernthal was charged with felony assault, and the man sued him for $2 million. (Criminal charges were reduced to misdemeanors after witnesses came forward; the civil suit...
Read moreIn “The Life of Chuck,” the actor known for spontaneous eruptions of joyful movement, lets loose with a feast of footwork.
Read moreThere was a Reddit cult. It called itself Stathamism. It worshipped Jason Statham’s character in Crank. It believed that living like Chev Chelios was the only way to be truly alive. That’s...
Read moreGreg Cannom, an Oscar-winning movie makeup artist responsible for some of the most striking acts of movie magic in recent decades — including the transformation of Christian Bale into Dick Cheney in...
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