‘Be Water’ Reexamines Bruce Lee from an Asian-American Lens
Asian American director Bao Nguyen humanizes the icon and explores the struggles he faced as an actor of color in 1960s Hollywood.
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Elliot Page Coming Out Is a Historic Moment for Trans Masculine Visibility
Page’s announcement is as historic as Caitlyn Jenner’s, made all the more remarkable by his queer politics and centering of trans issues.
‘Dune,’ ‘Matrix 4,’ and Every 2021 Warner Bros. Film to Debut on HBO Max and in Theaters at Same Time
All of the studios’ 2021 titles will be available to stream on HBO Max for one month at the same time they open in theaters.
‘Dear Santa’ Review: A Sweet but Scattered Doc About the Kindness of Strangers
Dana Nachman’s inside look at the USPS’ Operation Santa program is the rare Christmas film that needed to be more emotionally exploitative.
Mads Mikkelsen Says Replacing Johnny Depp as Grindelwald Is Tricky: There Must Be Links Between Us
Mikkelsen says Johnny Depp “masterfully achieved” the character of Grindelwald.
‘Let Them All Talk’ Review: Meryl Streep Cruises Through a Messy Steven Soderbergh Drama
Shot aboard the Queen Mary 2 in just seven days as it crossed the Atlantic with 2,600 passengers aboard, Soderbergh’s latest needed more time.
Rotten Tomatoes Launches Fresh ‘Top Critics’ Program to ‘Increase Inclusion,’ Recognize More Individuals
For over a decade, the Top Critic designation has singled out Tomatometer-approved critics who excel at and demonstrate a deep commitment to their craft. Now, it’s getting an upgrade.
George Miller Celebrates Late ‘Mad Max’ Icon Hugh Keays-Byrne, Ponders ‘Furiosa’ Film Tribute
Exclusive: “I learned acting from him, probably more than anybody else that I worked with,” Miller says about his late “Mad Max” villain.
Numerous Distributors Pulled Films from Online Film Festivals in 2020, New Survey Reports — Exclusive
The survey addresses many of the challenges of the online festival circuit and includes feedback from 100 filmmakers, festival representatives, and distributors.
Disney’s Bob Iger Is Open to Serving in Joe Biden’s Administration
The Disney executive chairman noted that he would be open to serving in Biden’s administration if he was offered an appropriate job.
Paramount Says Fourth ‘Godfather’ Movie ‘Remains a Possibility If Right Story Emerges’
Just don’t expect Francis Ford Coppola back in the director’s chair.
Chile’s ‘The Mole Agent,’ About a Spy at a Nursing Home, Challenges Prejudices About Old Age
Director Maite Alberti believes misconceptions about retirement homes as places to remove the elderly from society are a major problem.
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Michael Feinstein Finally Sells Historic Los Feliz Mansion
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Robert Kraft Had His Charges Dropped After Allegedly Getting a Hand Job In a Massage Parlor. The Women Didn’t
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Jacob Hopkins From ‘The Goldbergs’ Signs With Innovative Artists, Gilbertson Entertainment And CESD
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Selena: The Series: 7 Things to Know About Netflix's Musical Bio-Drama
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ESPN to Part Ways With Host Dan Le Batard