‘A Star Is Born’: The Songwriter Behind ‘Why’d You Do That?’ Weighs In on Lady Gaga’s Polarizing Pop Song
The immortal line, “Why’d you come around here with an ass like that?,” was written by nine-time Oscar nominee Diane Warren.
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Oliver Stone Says Hollywood Movies Are ‘Jingoistic’ and ‘Pro-American,’ So He’s Stopped Trying to Make Them
For the 10th anniversary of “W.,” the filmmaker assess the challenges he faces in making movies that criticize the country.
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‘Halloween’: Every Film in John Carpenter’s Iconic Franchise, Ranked
From Rob Zombie’s reboot to John Carpenter’s classic to David Gordon Green’s 2018 take, here’s our official ranking of all 11 films in the “Halloween” franchise.
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With ‘Making A Murderer’ Part 2, Its Filmmakers Are Ready to Take on Their Critics
Laura Ricciardi and Moira Demos spent two more years chronicling the appeals of Steven Avery by his new lawyer, Kathleen Zellner. What they discovered about the post-conviction process is troubling.
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‘First Man’: Claire Foy Heads for First Oscar Nomination by Shattering the ‘Wife Waiting at Home’ Stereotype
The British actress brings both pragmatism and heart to an understated biopic. Foy tells IndieWire how her “out of the ordinary” subject inspired her and led to a rich role.
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‘The Good Place’ Reinvents Itself Yet Again, Hiding Its Best Easter Eggs in the End Credits
Virtue may be its own reward, but viewers don’t have to wait for the afterlife for a treat.
‘Can You Ever Forgive Me?’: How They Recreated an Analog Pre-Amazon Literary World for Melissa McCarthy’s Forger
Production designer Stephen Carter brought to life the quaint bookstore culture of New York inhabited by McCarthy’s notorious Lee Israel in 1991.
Asian World Film Festival Showcases 14 Foreign-Language Oscar Contenders
One of the goals of the Fourth Annual Asian World Film Festival (October 24 to November 1) is to showcase awards titles at the Arclight Cinemas in Culver City.
‘Making a Murderer’ Review: Part 2 Is a Long, Painful Look at Old Evidence with Little New to Say
With most episodes clocking in over an hour and few developments in Steven Avery’s case, “Part 2” is an exhaustive and exhausting advocacy piece.
‘Black Monday’ Trailer: Don Cheadle Takes Over in Showtime Comedy About Historic Wall Street Crash
Andrew Rannells and Regina Hall co-star in The Program Formerly Known as “Ball Street,” the network’s first big programming swing of 2019.
As Netflix and AT&T Take On Nigerian Cinema, the Country’s Film Industry Is Searching to Define Itself
Nigerian cinema continues to evolve beyond expectations of a stigmatized Nollywood, as filmmakers challenge the dominant narrative.
VHStival: Alamo Drafthouse and American Genre Film Archive Will Preserve VHS Movies
They’re also releasing a board game called “Video Vortex: Analog Apocalypse.”
Luca Guadagnino On Directing Bob Dylan-Inspired ‘Blood on the Tracks’: ‘I Don’t Believe in Originality in Filmmaking’
Guadagnino explained why his new project, like “Suspiria,” wasn’t subservient to its source material.
‘The Big Lebowski’ Reunion: Steve Buscemi Tells Jeff Bridges and John Goodman Why He Almost Turned Down the Cult Classic
The three amigos talked first impressions of the Coen brothers’ script and how the Dude became a Buddhist icon in an interview with Today.
Bella Thorne Says Freeform Executives Told Her She Was ‘Ugly’ in Emails and On ‘Famous in Love’ Set
Thorne appeared on the network’s “Famous in Love” and says she was viewed as “uncontrollable and crazy.”
Farewell, Lenny: Lena Dunham’s Newsletter Is Shutting Down
Lenny Letter was founded three years ago with “Girls” co-creator Jenni Konner.
Jamie Lee Curtis Made Sure ‘Halloween’ Only Used Firearms for Self-Defense and Aligned With Her Views on Gun Control
Fox News called out Curtis for being a hypocrite for supporting gun control and starring in “Halloween,” but the actress views the situation much differently.
