Ta-Nehisi Coates to Write New ‘Superman’ Movie for Warner Bros. and Producer J.J. Abrams
No actor or director is currently attached to the project, which is in the early stages of development.
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New Movies: Release Calendar for February 26, Plus Where to Watch the Latest Films
Staying home? Good. Looking for something new to watch? Even better!
Scorsese, DiCaprio Consult with Osage Leaders to Inform ‘Flower Moon’ Story Ahead of Filming
DiCaprio met with Osage cultural leaders to help him better prepare for his role as Ernest Burkhart in Scorsese’s upcoming Western drama.
How ‘Billie Eilish: The World’s a Little Blurry’ Director R.J. Cutler Got the Pop Star to Open Up
The documentarian has always had a knack for getting his subjects to talk, but as he tells IndieWire, the pop star and her family proved to be uncommonly collaborative.
Neill Blomkamp Confirms Long-Planned ‘District 9’ Sequel Is Now Being Written: ‘It’s Coming’
Co-writer Terri Tatchell and actor Sharlto Copley are confirmed to be on board with the long-awaited sequel.
Golden Globes 2021 May Not Predict the Oscars, but They Will Help a Few Key Contenders
Don’t expect the HFPA to line up with the Academy across the board. Still, there are a few films and performances that could gain momentum on Sunday.
Netflix Outpaces Most Studios and Networks When It Comes to Hiring Female Directors and Creatives
A new study finds the streaming giant has made major strides in gender equality behind the camera, but more must be done for other groups. A $100 million fund will certainly help.
‘Tom and Jerry’ Review: Classic Cartoon Gets an Adaptation That Doesn’t Belong in Any Generation
It turns out that making a feature-length live action-animated hybrid movie about two characters who don’t speak is hard, particularly when the human half makes no sense.
‘Billie Eilish: The World’s a Little Blurry’ Review: A Radically Honest Doc About a Teen Becoming an Icon
R.J. Cutler’s film offers a generational portrait of the timeless relationship between teenagers and the people they listen to.
Miyazaki’s ‘Spirited Away’ to Become Stage Play, Premiering 2022 in Tokyo — First Details
The “Spirited Away” stage play will also tour Japan, hitting cities such as Osaka, Fukuoka, Sapporo, and Nagoya.
Judi Dench Determined to Continue Acting Despite Eyesight Loss: ‘I Learn Through Repetition’
“You find a way of just getting about and getting over the things that you find very difficult,” Dench says about acting these days.
‘Malcolm & Marie’: Zendaya and John David Washington on Feeling ‘Boxed In as a Black Creative’
The stars of Sam Levinson’s black-and-white two-hander explain their decision to produce and finance a movie that touches on a lot of familiar anxieties.
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Awards’ Diversity Crisis: How Oscars, BAFTA, SAG and HFPA Are Balancing Celebration and Change
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Lady Gaga’s Dog Walker Shot, Two of Her French Bulldogs Stolen
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Notes On The Season: Golden Globes Gets The ‘Party’ Started; ‘Minari’s’ Oscar-Buzzed Grandma Says No To Meryl Streep; And The Oscar Winner Who Became The Soul Of ‘Soul’
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Oliver Luck Says XFL Fired Him for ‘Sinister Purpose’ in New Court Filing