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The show will go on, festival director Julie Huntsinger told IndieWire, despite mudslides and intense competition for high-profile titles.
"Los Javis" are still creating films together, even after their 13-year romance died
She also appeared in several Disney and Nickelodeon series and had a recurring role on “Curb Your Enthusiasm.”
British Museum, London The greatest battle ever depicted in art is here at last – and it hurtles along, making your heart pound with its sense of doom and destiny
In 2015, the trailblazing feminist told Fresh Air she that had entered a new phase in life, one in which "you can do what you want." Steinem died Sept. 2 at the age of 92.
Royal Albert Hall, London Elgar’s Enigma Variations sounded fresh and striking in the German orchestra’s reading
(Polydor) The 22-year-old is impressively frank about indulging industry sleaze in her pursuit of fame on a debut that puts a distinctive spin on the best of 00s hedonism There’s
McDonagh’s new film, Wild Horse Nine, stars John Malkovich as an agent in 1970s Chile who feels ‘guilt and regret’ over his role in global interventions The US’s history of
The activist’s memoir, due to be published this month, now stands as a posthumous testament to her remarkable life Gloria Steinem was due to speak at a women’s lunch in New York
The actor triumphed over her fear of public speaking to help promote her boyfriend’s new book, choosing a last-days-of-summer LBD.
The building of a cemetery during the pandemic inspires the Huddersfield-born author to reflect on childhood memories and the changing local landscape When Huddersfield council
The Canadian singer-songwriter answers your questions about her trailblazing career, her spirituality, and collaborations with the likes of Neko Case
Donmar Warehouse, London Brian Friel’s version of Turgenev treads lightly between humour and hurt as wayward passions rock a country house A bored hausfrau languishing in her
The filmmakers tell IndieWire about turning Kenneth Branagh into an action hero, working with Ryan Reynolds and the scrapped "Dungeons & Dragons" sequel.
From robot leggings to bouquet-like dresses, spring 2007 was one for the books.
It didn’t transform me into a picture of zen overnight,” writes Daisy Jones. “But it did move the needle somewhat.”
Jaxon Whittington directed the ZIRP! visual but handed the camera to toddler Roy and his friend Julian
In “Electra/Persona” at the National Theater in London, the actresses turn a spotlight on performance and the slipperiness of identity.
Since the temperature started creeping up this summer, we’ve been keeping a close eye on the songs that would come to embody the season
In Queens, pastry chef Michelle Kogan—formerly of Nobu and Torrisi—is igniting a craze for her elevated, handmade pies
From oxygen mist to “baby Botox” and bike helmets, the Oscar winner (and Dior ambassador) gives Vogue a refreshingly unfiltered take on the state of 2026 beauty and wellness.
The Oscar winner takes us on a winding journey from Speed to Miss Congeniality to Practical Magic 2 and beyond
The 1973 cross between spy movie and Blaxploitation flick, which screens in 35mm this weekend at Quentin Tarantino's Vista Theater
Amelia Dimoldenberg’s series helped turn YouTube into a world-beating phenomenon
A final series of the offbeat interview show will “celebrate everything Chicken Shop Date has been,” says the host
Celebrated for its scenery and thriving cultural scene, there’s never been a better time to visit the Berkshires
Gloria Steinem—the era-defining feminist activist, journalist, author, and organizer—has died at 92
Venice film festival: Mohsen Gharaei’s powerfully acted domestic drama watches as the failing patriarch attempts to contain family rebellion Iran is a prison and everybody is
Seventeen-year-old Isabel tees up balls for golfers in a lush luxury oasis in Manila
Theatre Royal Bath Antihero actor Garry becomes a magnificent new kind of beast as Gerri
