Lyonne's journey to "Ad Astra" started with the smell of James Gray's cooking wafting down the halls of her Los Angeles apartment building.
Companies are beginning to aggressively market HDR-compatible televisions, but the tech is much more than just advertising hype.
The Original Screenplay race is Quentin Tarantino's to lose.
Netflix executives are looking at ways to recreate box-office bonuses for movies that might not ever be shown in a theater
The American Film Institute has also moved up the date of its annual fete from June to April.
Orlando von Einsiedel explains the genesis of his new project with the Nobel Prize and why his Oscar win didn't make the work any easier.
Costume designer Anna Robbins celebrated English fashion in the 1920s for the movie adaptation of the beloved series.
The new documentary, which opens this weekend, highlights one of the most celebrated and controversial footballers of all time.
Ladj Ly's insurgent drama beat out favorite, Celine Sciamma’s 18th-century-set romance, 'Portrait of a Lady on Fire.'
Bean doesn't have an ego about wanting to stay alive on screen, he just doesn't want his roles to be predictable for viewers.
Screen Talk, episode 259: "Ad Astra" showcases Pitt's strengths in a leading role while "Once Upon a Time in Hollywood" remains in play. Just how much awards traction can one man have?
Fox's underrated horror movie "Jennifer's Body" is celebrating its 10th anniversary this month.
