Time’s Up Slams Brett Ratner’s Return to Hollywood: ‘We Have Not – and Will Not – Forget’
Sexual harassment and assault allegations first surfaced around the director in the fall of 2017.
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Kate Hudson Says Backlash to Sia’s ‘Music’ Has Sparked an ‘Important Dialogue’
Hudson is a Golden Globe nominee for the movie starring neurotypical actress Maddie Ziegler as a girl on the spectrum.
Perfectionist David Fincher Won’t Let Marc Maron Release Their Two-and-a-Half-Hour Interview
“He didn’t think it was right. He wouldn’t let us release it,” Maron said of his conversation with Fincher, which is still sitting on the shelf.
Edgar Wright Set to Direct Stephen King’s Dystopian Classic ‘The Running Man’
First published under King’s pseudonym Richard Bachman, the novel previously inspired a 1987 film with Arnold Schwarzenegger.
‘Shiva Baby’ Trailer: A Snarky Bisexual Runs Into Her Sugar Daddy At a Jewish Funeral
Stop us if you’ve heard this one before…
New Movies: Release Calendar for February 19, Plus Where to Watch the Latest Films
Staying home? Good. Looking for something new to watch? Even better!
‘The United States vs. Billie Holiday’ Review: A Brilliant Andra Day Anchors Lee Daniels’ Muddled Biopic
Daniels’ florid style doesn’t always suit this hazy look at the greatest battle of Billie Holiday’s life, but Andra Day shines through.
When ‘Jurassic World: Dominion’ Shut Down, Sam Neill Beat Depression by Making Short Films
When quarantine set in, Neill found a familiar sort of darkness overtaking his life. Then he turned on the camera.
The Music Track Shaka King Played at Every ‘Judas and the Black Messiah’ Pitch
Toolkit Podcast: How Rahsaan Roland Kirk’s “The Inflated Tear” became both star Lakeith Stanfield and the film’s haunting noir theme.
Questlove to Direct Sly Stone Documentary, His First Project After ‘Summer of Soul’
Common is executive-producing Questlove’s sophomore directorial effort.
‘Blithe Spirit’ Review: A Talented Comedic Cast Can’t Save This Woefully Uninspired Noel Coward Adaptation
Dan Stevens, Isla Fisher, and Leslie Mann are made for screwball silliness — perhaps someone will think to cast them in such a comedy, because Edward Hall’s limp remake hardly befits their talents.
‘Truth to Power’ Review: A Slight Music Doc on Serj Tankian Calls for a Deeper Treatment
The System of a Down frontman is a fascinating artist and activist, but a 79-minute running time barely scratches the surface.
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Michelle Wie West Responds to Rudy Giuliani’s Reprehensible Remarks About Her
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SNL Uses Britney Spears Talk Show Skit to Address Gina Carano, Ted Cruz and Andrew Cuomo Controversies
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