Disney Shuffles Release Calendar: ‘Doctor Strange 2,’ ‘Black Panther 2,’ and More Marvel Delayed
“Doctor Strange in the Multiverse of Madness” will kick off the summer movie season on May 6, 2022.
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Sundance Institute Launches Initiative to Advance Trans Storytellers of Color
Six artists were selected for the inaugural Trans Possibilities Intensive, a three-day program to help sharpen their craft.
Hear the First Track from Jonny Greenwood’s ‘Spencer’ Score
The soundtrack puts Greenwood in instant Oscar contention this year, along with his work on “The Power of the Dog.”
‘Halloween’ Killed but ‘The Last Duel’ Is Dead as ‘No Time to Die’ Lives On
Total grosses remain improved, but the routes taken to that result are not the anticipated ones. The new normal is very different.
IndieWire Wins Best News Website Honor at SoCal Journalism Awards
IndieWire also received awards from the LA Press Club for Obituary and Multimedia Package.
25 Years and 5 Movies Later, Here’s How the ‘Scream’ Franchise Came to Be
In honor of the upcoming new film, let’s take a look back at the “Scream” that started it all 25 years ago.
‘Bruised’ Trailer: Halle Berry Directs Herself as a Disgraced MMA Fighter
The Oscar winner’s directorial debut drops on Netflix globally on November 24.
IATSE Made a Deal with Producers. Union Members May Not Buy It.
IATSE announced a deal that stopped the strike threat, but it may stop short of what union members are still willing to fight for.
‘The Black Phone’ Trailer: Ethan Hawke Is a Terrifying Child Killer in Blumhouse Horror Movie
Hawke reunites with “Sinister” director Scott Derrickson to play a sinister magician in this film opening in theaters on February 4, 2022.
IATSE Strike Averted: Hollywood Shutdown Halted as New AMPTP Film and TV Contract Reached
IATSE’s strike would have covered 60,000 Hollywood workers working on productions in Los Angeles and across the U.S.
‘The Batman’ Trailer: Robert Pattinson’s Dark Knight Meets Zoë Kravitz’s Catwoman
Warner Bros. unveiled the full trailer for Matt Reeves’ sleek new vision during this weekend’s DC FanDome event.
From ‘Belfast’ to ‘Spencer,’ Top Oscar Contenders Are Skipping Platforms to Open Big
Platform releases are falling out of fashion for reasons that go beyond the pandemic and the rise of PVOD.
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Producers Isaac Robert Hurwitz, Seth A. Goldstein Form Broadway Transmedia Company Hugo Six (EXCLUSIVE)
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The Weeknd Pushes 2022 Tour, Plots Move From Arenas to Stadiums
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Marvel Movie Shift: ‘Doctor Strange 2’ To Kick Off Summer 2022, ‘Thor: Love And Thunder’ Heads To July & More
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Succession Stars React to Premiere's Big CEO Reveal: 'It's a No-Brainer'
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Longtime NBA Lawyer Mishkin Moving to Arbitration After Skadden Arps