‘Searching for Sheela’ Trailer: Netflix Doc on ‘Wild Wild Country’ Guru’s Right Hand Woman
The documentary precedes Priyanka Chopra playing the former secretary turned convicted bio-terrorist in a narrative film for Amazon.
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Grand Jury Issues New Harvey Weinstein Sexual Assault Indictment in Los Angeles, but Extradition Delayed
The grand jury indictment should waive a more elaborate pre-trial hearing and enable a speedy trial to commence.
ArcLight Cinemas and Pacific Theatres to Close All Locations
Pacific’s locations include the ArcLight Hollywood and Cinerama Dome.
Carrie-Anne Moss Got Offered Grandmother Role at 40 Years Old: ‘It’s a Stereotypical Story’
Moss says she “went from being a girl to the mother to beyond the mother” almost “overnight” in Hollywood.
Why ‘Nomadland’ Cinematographer Joshua James Richards Is Also the Film’s Production Designer
Along with 5 other things you likely didn’t know about the production of this year’s Oscar frontrunner
‘In the Bedroom,’ ‘Little Children’ Director Todd Field Sets First Film in 15 Years, Starring Cate Blanchett
The Focus Features-backed “TAR” will be Field’s first directorial project since 2006’s Oscar-nominated “Little Children.”
Duke Johnson Follows ‘Anomalisa’ with Neon’s ‘The Actor,’ a 1950s Film Noir Starring Ryan Gosling
Charlie Kaufman is executive-producing the film noir about a man stranded in 1950s Ohio after an attack.
Will Smith Slavery Drama ‘Emancipation’ Exits Georgia Over Voting Law, Costing Around $15 Million
The slavery drama is the first major production to pull out of Georgia.
‘Minari’ Star Yuh-Jung Youn Called British People ‘Very Snobbish’ During Viral BAFTA Win
The “Minari” favorite has now emerged as the Oscar frontrunner for Best Supporting Actress.
‘Godzilla vs. Kong’ Dominates Box Office, but Sees a Big Drop Even Without Competition
As “Voyagers” fails to land, theaters could use a stronger second act after the encouraging Easter weekend.
Elon Musk’s Business Partner Claims Brain-Implant Startup Could Build Real-Life ‘Jurassic Park’
Neuralink’s Max Hodak said “15 years of breeding and engineering” could bring “super exotic novel species” on the level of Steven Spielberg’s movie.
Tom Cruise Was Told to Stop Smiling So Much During Stunts on His Movies
Cruise has apparently been having too much fun doing death-defying stunts on movies like the “Mission: Impossible” series.
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The Voice Recap: As We Head for the Knockouts, Nick Jonas Announces a Battle's Winner — Then Keeps the Loser
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USWNT Lawsuit Settled in Part Though Appeal Over Pay Still Looms