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Keough was determined to "make sure that those moments had weight to them" in the Prime Video series.
Riley Keough and Sam Claflin stun as Daisy Jones and Billy Dunne, but just how faithful is the TV series to the novel?
A documentary that doesn't make sense, a star-crossed romance with anemic chemistry, and a rock n' roll story built on cliches — but hey, the music is OK.
Reese Witherspoon's Hello Sunshine brings the beloved novel by Taylor Jenkins Reid to Amazon Prime Video March 3.
The singer-songwriter and philanthropist is survived by her family, including mother Priscilla Presley and daughter Riley Keough.
Camila Morrone and Suki Waterhouse also star in the highly anticipated Prime Video adaptation of Taylor Jenkins Reid's novel.
"At the end of the day, we’re not going to tell Baz Luhrmann how to make a movie," said Keough, who wasn't asked to star in "Elvis" but would've declined to anyway.
Cannes: The filmmaking partners' first film was written with a pair of Lakota friends, but still feels told through an uncomfortably narrow lens.
Keough tells IndieWire about playing grifting stripper Stefani, and why she's tired of being labeled as the go-to actress for "white trash" roles.
After its breakout Sundance debut in 2020, "Zola" is finally ready for her theatrical close-up.
Alicia Vikander channels Isabelle Huppert in a morose psychosexual Netflix thriller about a translator accused of murder in Tokyo.
"Colette" director Wash Westmoreland adapts Susanna Jones' novel to the screen for this elegant-looking thriller.
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