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Tim Curry Reflects on 50 Years of ‘The Rocky Horror Picture Show’: “Gives Anyone Permission to Behave as Badly as They Want”
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Box Office: ‘One Battle After Another’ Earns $8.8M Opening, Eyeing $21M Weekend
Universal’s kid offering ‘Gabby’s Dollhouse: The Movie’ is looking at the No. 2 spot this weekend.
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Zurich: Panel Sounds Alarm on Political Pressures in Cinema
Filmmakers cite rising attacks on culture, shrinking space for political documentaries, and the struggle to secure U.S. distribution for films like 'The 6 Billion Dollar Man' and 'The Voice of Hind Rajab.'
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Zurich: Summit Panelists Debate Politics, Press and the Power of Red Carpets
TIFF’s Cameron Bailey, Berlinale’s Tricia Tuttle and other industry leaders weigh in on navigating polarization, critics’ clout and if the length of standing ovations really matters.
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Pete Davidson Predicts Fans Will “Turn” on Walton Goggins Similar to Pedro Pascal Oversaturation Backlash
“And then a year later, he's, like, in everything now 'cause he's hot and big and everyone's like, ‘Go the f*** away, dude,’” the former ‘SNL’ actor said of Pascal’s career.
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Caleb Landry Jones, Peter Sarsgaard, Andrea Riseborough Join Movie Adaptation of Don DeLillo’s ‘Zero K’
Michael Almereyda will direct the novel-to-screen project about two men who attempt to outwit death, which is set to start production in early 2026 in Brazil.
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‘The Social Network Part II’ Gets New Title and 2026 Fall Release
Aaron Sorkin directs the Sony film that stars Mikey Madison, Jeremy Allen White and Jeremy Strong.
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Jennifer Lawrence Says “Maybe We’re All More Connected Than It Seems” as She Becomes San Sebastian’s Youngest Donostia Award Recipient
The Oscar-winning actress was greeted with a thunderous standing ovation inside San Sebastian's Kursaal Theater on Friday night.
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Glen Powell Details Awkward Moment He Refused a Photo With Canceled Actor: “His Face Is Toxic”
OK, let's all try to figure out who this was.
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Jennifer Lawrence Calls Out “Genocide” in Gaza: “I’m Terrified and It’s Mortifying”
The Oscar winner was asked about the death of children during the Israel-Hamas war while touting her new film, ‘Die, My Love’ at the San Sebastian Film Festival.
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Busan Film Festival Winners: Zhang Lu’s ‘Gloaming in Luomu’ Wins Top Prize, Shu Qi Takes Best Director
Presided over by Korean art house star Na Hong-jin, Busan's inaugural main competition jury awarded Zhang Lu’s 'Gloaming in Luomu' best film, while Korean breakout 'En Route To' scored multiple wins.
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Summer League Film Festival, Backed by Mark Wahlberg and Kevin Garnett’s Studios, Unveils Winners
'Tony Allen: The Grindfather,' 'Dražen,' and 'Kings of Vegas' are among the honorees of the second annual fest.
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P.T. Anderson Is Betting It All on Chase Infiniti. No Pressure
With a few searing seconds from a movie trailer, a star was born. The complete unknown at the heart of 'One Battle After Another' is not wasting her moment.
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James Vanderbilt on How Russell Crowe and Michael Shannon Nailed That ‘Nuremberg’ Courtroom Showdown
The movie's director — who wanted to dive into the "fascinating," history-making Nuremberg trials — admits he'd never film a 25-minute take again, but working with the likes of Crowe and Shannon was a privilege: "The entire courtroom of extras applauded."
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‘Weapons’ Filmmaker Zach Cregger on Script-to-Screen Changes and Bill Hader’s Key Contribution
In a spoiler conversation, Cregger reveals that Hader suggested a plot point that unlocked the young character of Alex Lilly.
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Rose Byrne Drama ‘Tow’ Picked Up by Roadside Attractions, Vertical (Exclusive)
Steff Laing directed the feature that premiered at the Tribeca Festival.
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