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Ben McKenzie Would “Be Up For” A Revival Of ‘The O.C.’: “It Was A Great Show”
California, here we come again. Ben McKenzie has addressed a potential return to The O.C., nearly 20 years after the show ended
‘A Long Winter’ Review: Andrew Haigh Goes Cold with an Immaculately Crafted Coming-of-Age Story Too Restrained for Its Own Good
Fred Hechinger and Eben Moss-Bachrach are terrific in a queer period drama about a young man trying to escape his father's shadow in 1950s Colorado.
‘A Long Winter’ Review: Fred Hechinger and Ebon Moss-Bachrach Shine as Family Thrust Into Uneasy Isolation in Andrew Haigh’s Fine-Grained Drama
Also featuring Caitríona Balfe, Kit Connor and D’Pharaoh Woon-A-Tai
Sandra Bullock Teases ‘Practical Magic 3’ Could Happen, Wants To “Pass The Torch”
With the Owens sisters returning for another magical outing with Practical Magic 2, a trilogy could be in the cards
Republicans Land Supreme Court Victory Over Campaign TV Ad Rates Ahead Of Midterms
Republicans have landed a legal victory over campaign TV ad pricing ahead of the midterm elections
‘Tender Loving Care’ Review: Kate O’Flynn Astonishes in Mike Leigh’s Simple but Profoundly Moving Final Film
A drama about a week in the life of two social workers, Leigh's supposed swan song pierces with the directness of a closing statement.
‘Tender Loving Care’ Review: Kate O’Flynn Lights Up Mike Leigh’s Warm, Gently Wrenching Study of Solace and Solidarity
The 'Widow's Bay' star plays a London social worker in the English writer-director's Telluride-bowing film, co-starring Alice Bailey Johnson, Marion Bailey and Paul Jesson.
‘Tender Loving Care’ Review: Kate O’Flynn Stars In What Could Be Mike Leigh’s Final Film, But It Happens To Be One Of His Best – Telluride Film Festival
There has been much talk in film circles that the great Mike Leigh’s latest film, Tender Loving Care, might be his last
Kenneth Branagh Hosts Judi Dench, Anthony Hopkins, Ian McKellen, Gary Oldman & Helen Mirren In Telluride-Bound Doc ‘Into The Breach’
Judi Dench tells firsthand how stage stars such as Richard Burton, John Neville and later Anthony Hopkins, were the rock stars of the theater in the postwar years in the UK
‘Below Deck’ Maroons Nathan Gallagher After He Skips Domestic Violence Court Date
Bravo has fired Below Deck‘s Nathan Gallagher after the Akira One crew member skipped out on his court date for domestic violence allegations
‘Harry Potter’ TV Series Due To Hit HBO Christmas 2026: Everything We Know About The Cast, Who’s Creating It, What J.K. Rowling Says & More
There will be another season of HBO Max’s Harry Potter TV series
Tupac’s Murderer Claims He’s Innocent: “I’m Not No F***ing Killer” (Exclusive Interview)
Our man in Vegas sat down with convicted Tupac Shakur slayer Duane "Keffe D" Davis
‘The Gentlemen’ Star Theo James Is Ready to Talk About That Bloody Season 2 Ending
The star and co-executive producer talks with The Hollywood Reporter about his and Guy Ritchie's deeper and darker second season
Inside the Telluride Opening Day Brunch: John Malkovich, Carrie Coon, and the Questions on Everyone’s Minds
We take you inside the opening-day brunch in the Colorado mountains with the stars and filmmakers behind this year's lineup.
‘Adults’ Star Malik Elassal on the Scene That Took Him 40 Takes and That Surprise Finale Hookup
The actor and comedian dishes on coming back for season two of the Gen Z comedy
In Her New Movie, Carrie Coon Plays an Unexpected Cult Member: It’s Easy to Say “No Way That Would Ever Happen to Me”
Guy Nattiv‘s Telluride-bound drama, 'The Liberation,' is inspired by the real-life story of his own maternal grandmother
Telluride Film Fest Kicks Off with Brunch, ‘Wild Horse Nine’ North American Premiere
John Malkovich, Julianne Moore, Andrew Scott, Léa Seydoux and Ron Howard were among the big names on the ground as the fest's 53rd edition got underway in the Rockies on Friday.
‘Chronovisor’ Directors Measured Twice and Cut Film Once to Tell a Text-Based Thriller
Directors Jack Auen and Kevin Walker tell IndieWire about using every page and graphic to spin a conspiracy thriller from the archival evidence of a time-travel hoax.
The Most Political Moments at the Venice Film Festival 2026
NAZA, a gripping documentary about the ongoing crisis in Gaza from Israeli directors Yuval Abraham and Rachel Szor
‘The Basics of Philosophy’ Review: Paul Schrader’s Lurid Study of a Predatory Intellectual Is Quietly Explosive, but Not Dangerous Enough
Venice: Jack Huston plays a philosophy professor reliving his past sins in a Schrader provocation that finds the director confronting his own.
‘Furies’ Review: An Anarchic Lebanese Heist Thriller Blazes Past Borders and Genre Cliches
Venice: George Clooney executive-produces this exuberantly directed and absorbing thriller about economic collapse in Beirut from director Rami Kodeih.
‘Barbara Forever’ Review: Queer Experimental Filmmaker Barbara Hammer Gets a Tactile, True and Treasurable Career Overview
Director Brydie O’Connor stitches together a huge mass of material in this documentary that counts Kristen Stewart among its executive producers.
How Indie Comedy ‘The Invite’ Crashed The Summer Blockbuster Party; Is The Next Stop Broadway?
As the curtain closes on an upbeat summer box office, the team behind The Invite has reason to cheer
Fan Bingbing Sparks Carnal Desire in Invalid Father-in-Law in Wayne Wang’s ‘Diary of a Mad Old Man’ (Exclusive Toronto Clip)
The Asian-American director's erotically-charged drama also stars Lily Franky and will have a gala world premiere at the Toronto Film Festival.
CAA’s Young Hollywood Party Brings Assistants Together for a Good Cause
The event, now in its 22nd year, is put on by assistants on the CAA Task Force in support of nonprofit Communities in School of Los Angeles.
Maria Bartiromo’s Fox Exit “Self-Inflicted Wound”; Trump Praises “True Warrior” As Legal Threats & Accusations Of Host Sharing Insider Info Fly
EXCLUSIVE: The coup de grâce that caused Fox to announce this week that Maria Bartiromo was “no longer be with” the conservative outlet was a case of “very bad judgement,” and a
Creator of Netflix’s ‘Fauda’ Attacks Mark Ruffalo Over Gaza Genocide Remarks, Citing Aid and Birth Figures
Avi Issacharoff called the actor a "rare combination" of "stupid" and "ignorant," but the statistics he offered do not resolve a legal question that remains before an
Abel Ferrara Only Went Hollywood Once, but It Resulted in a Horror Classic
The maverick director of indie landmarks like "King of New York" and "The Bad Lieutenant" had a bad time in the studio system
‘Spider-Man: Brand New Day’ Crossing $900M U.S. Today, 2nd Pic To Hit Rare Milestone; ‘By Any Means’ $725K In Previews – Box Office
It’s finally happening, and nobody, I mean nobody saw this coming: Sony/Marvel’s Spider-Man: Brand New Day is hitting $900 million at the domestic box office today