The Rock, George Clooney and the Art of Bouncing Back From a Superhero Flop
Sometimes even the most box office-friendly star has a hard time launching a franchise
Inside Paul Newman's Long-Awaited Memoir
"The Extraordinary Life of an Ordinary Man: A Memoir" is out now
“TÁR” Is the First Movie to Really Get Cancel Culture Right
Director Todd Field's film is the first nuanced, non-embarrassing take on the issue
Jonah Hill Set to Play “Bad Boy of Golf” John Daly in New Biopic
"Hotel Mumbai" director Anthony Maras is reportedly attached to the project
Bill Murray Reaches $100,000 Settlement Over On-Set Misconduct
Murray allegedly straddled a female coworker and kissed her through a mask while filming "Being Mortal"
New "Linsanity" Documentary "38 At The Garden" Is About More Than Basketball
A conversation with director Frank Chi about his film’s exploration of the significance of Jeremy Lin’s landmark 2012 season with the New York Knicks
Will a Karl Lagerfeld Biopic Gloss Over His Many Controversies?
Jared Leto is slated to portray the Chanel creative director in a forthcoming movie
Let Jon Hamm Be an A-List Movie Star, You Cowards
Post-"Mad Men," Hamm has failed to become a Hollywood leading man. "Confess, Fletch" should have changed that.
"God's Creatures" Directors on Bringing the Sexual Assault Story to Life
Anna Rose Holmer and Saela Davis explain why every detail counts when you're dealing with such sensitive subject matter
Is Billy Eichner Right to Blame the Poor "Bros" Box Office on Homophobia?
The gay rom-com has overwhelmingly positive reviews. So why isn't anyone seeing it?
The Best Movies, TV and Music for October
Including the most harrowing war movie of the year. Plus: Amy Schumer, Cormac McCarthy and a spooky new Netflix series by Mike Flanagan.
Aston Martin DB5 From "No Time to Die" Headlines Bond-Themed Charity Auction
Several other stunt vehicles also exceeded expectations
New Zealand Estate Where Two "Lord of the Rings" Films Were Shot Is For Sale
No sign of hobbits, unfortunately
Apparently We're Getting a New "American Pie" Film
"Definition Please" writer/director Sujata Day is working on it now
“Bros” Is Groundbreaking, But Not in the Way You Think
Whether or not you buy that it's the "first gay rom-com," Billy Eichner's film is refreshingly sex positive
The Mystery of the Creepy Smiling People at Baseball Games Has Been Solved
The trend of unsettlingly grinning faces in crowds is a marketing campaign for the movie "Smile"