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This Year’s International Oscar Dark Horses, From ‘Kneecap’ to ‘How to Make Millions Before Grandma Dies’
Beyond the apparent locks for the shortlist, a number of titles — including a hilarious mock doc about Irish hip-hop hooligans, hand-drawn animation out of Pakistan and chilling period horror out of Austria — could make the cut.
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Warner Bros. Discovery to Use Puppy Bowl For ‘Superman’ Marketing Push
Director James Gunn and his dog Ozu will debut a sneak preview of the film during the Puppy Bowl, with one dog receiving the "Krypto Super Play" award.
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Colm Meaney to Get Irish Academy Lifetime Achievement Honor
"I was truly shocked," the 'Star Trek: The Next Generation' and 'Star Trek: Deep Space Nine' actor says about the honor that he will receive in Dublin on Feb. 14.
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Asian Film Awards: South Korea’s ‘Exhuma’ Leads Nominations, Sammo Hung Named Jury President
The Hong Kong throwback action epic 'Twilight of the Warriors: Walled In,' directed by Soi Cheang and co-starring Sammo Hung, was the second-most feted film with nine nominations.
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Bob Laemmle, Longtime Head of the Laemmle Art House Theater Chain, Dies at 89
He ran the L.A. company after taking over from his dad, Kurt Laemmle; now his son Greg is CEO.
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‘Den of Thieves 2: Pantera’ Review: Gerard Butler and O’Shea Jackson Jr. in a Numbing Sequel
The dogged cop and wily thief butt heads again in Christian Gudegast's follow-up to his 2018 heist thriller.
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‘From Ground Zero’ Review: In Palestine’s Striking Shortlisted Oscar Entry, Gazans Find Hope Amid Wreckage
The anthology feature, produced by Rashid Masharawi and executive produced by Michael Moore, showcases 22 shorts by filmmakers documenting life in Gaza.
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‘Wicked’ Sings to Record $70M in Premium VOD Sales in 1st Week as It Nears $700M at Global Box Office
The record-smashing musical has been a huge win for Donna Langley and NBCUniversal's film empire, which have proven that a movie can still be a big draw in theaters even if it goes to home entertainment early.
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Adrien Brody Gets Emotional Reflecting on L.A. Fires During NYFCC Acceptance Speech: “This Is Our Community”
The 'Brutalist’ actor appeared to tear up during the New York event as he commended first responders and shared his thoughts and prayers for "everyone affected by this horrific event."
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‘Awards Chatter’ Pod: Tilda Swinton on ‘The Room Next Door,’ Choosing People Over Projects and Her “Bizarre” Oscars Experience
The Oscar-winning performer — she doesn't call herself an actress — chats with The Hollywood Reporter about her life, career and new Pedro Almodóvar-directed film.
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‘My Old Ass’ Star Maisy Stella Talks Receiving Saoirse Ronan’s Stamp of Approval
After a hiatus following her younger years on ‘Nashville,’ the actor and musician returned with her first leading role in a film, which included some surprising references to Ronan and her work in ‘Little Women.’
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Soundtracking ‘A Real Pain’ With Only Chopin: Jesse Eisenberg Used Polish Composer to Balance “Juvenile” Characters
“I wanted the tone of the movie to be a commentary on these characters falling into old patterns against the backdrop of historical trauma,” the writer, director and star tells THR.
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‘Memoir of a Snail,’ ‘Flow’ Creators on Facing Off Against Studio Tentpoles
Adam Elliot and Gints Zilbalodis discuss being underdogs and the big financial or creative challenges they dealt with on their respective animated movies.
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No Man Born After 1990 Has Won an Acting Oscar. Could This Be the Year That Changes?
A generational battle looms at the Academy Awards, with millennials like Timothée Chalamet and Ariana Grande facing off against Gen X geezers. But this time the kids have the edge.
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Jason Statham Hunts for Missing Teen in Trailer for ‘A Working Man’ From Writer Sylvester Stallone
David Harbour and Michael Peña also star in the Amazon thriller that reteams Statham with 'The Beekeeper' director David Ayer.
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‘The Brutalist,’ ‘Nosferatu,’ ‘Saturday Night’ Score Art Directors Guild Award Nominations
Jason Reitman will receive the 2025 Cinematic Imagery Award at the 29th annual Excellence in Production Design Awards, to be held Feb. 15.
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