‘Cocoon — One Summer of Girlhood’ Review: Patriotic Sacrifices
The animated film is inspired by the real-life events of the Himeyuri Corps, who were mobilized, and then abandoned, in Okinawa, Japan, during World War II.
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14 Concertgoers Hospitalized at The Chainsmokers’ San Jose Show
The duo took the stage at Discovery Meadow on Sept. 4.
Andy Williams, Every Time I Die Guitarist and Pro Wrestler, Dead at 48
Founding rhythm guitarist for Buffalo metalcore band successfully segued into wrestling as "The Butcher"
‘The Echo Chamber’ Review: Luca Marinelli and Alicia Vikander Are Sublime in a Brooding Addiction Romance Directed from Bertolucci’s Last Script
Venice: A tragic (and tragically handsome) Marinelli plays a drug-addicted music producer enmeshed in Vikander's codependent
Phoebe Bridgers and Her Leg Hair Make for a Memorable Venice Film Festival Debut
For a turn around the Lido, musician and “Primetime” actor Phoebe Bridgers embraced the glamorous yet free-spirited Venice dress codes her way.
Ever Anderson Marked Her First Venice Film Festival Premiere in Style
The rising actor and daughter of Milla Jovovich wore Dior and vintage for her first Venice: “I wanted something that was easy to wear but super fun and flashy.”
Minecraft cosplay and Oasis in Venice: photos of the weekend
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Sabrina Carpenter Wins First Primetime Emmy for ‘The Muppet Show’
This marks the the second time she has beaten her friend Taylor Swift for an EGOT-level award.
Creative Arts Emmys Night 1: Strong Showings for Bad Bunny, the Muppets, and ‘The Traitors’
The two-part ceremony is set to continue on Sunday night.
Cult of male genius holding female film-makers back, says Woman Unknown director
May el-Toukhy says we must end veneration of male directors that causes ‘structural problem’ for women The enduring cult of male genius is keeping down female film-makers
Mouse on Mars’ Jan St. Werner Taps Justin Vernon and Sufjan Stevens for New Album
Squares Will Fall lands on Thrill Jockey on November 13
14 People Hospitalized During the Chainsmokers’ Concert in San Jose
Over a dozen concertgoers required medical attention for "suspected alcohol intoxication and drug-related issues," authorities say
Bringing Explosive Life to ‘Coyote vs. Acme’
The director Dave Green explains how he brought cartoons to life in “Coyote vs. Acme.”
Robert Pattinson in Primetime Is a Showstopper at Venice
The intense film from documentary director Lance Oppenheim bowled over audiences at the 83rd Venice Film Festival
The Best Dressed Stars of the Week Balance Summer and Fall Style
From Jennifer Lawrence to Amal Clooney: easy, breezy summery dresses collided with sleek fall suiting on the red carpets this week.
Oasis Reunion Tour Documentary Rocks Venice Film Festival
The Gallagher brothers attended the Italian event to promote their new film, Oasis: Don’t Look Back in Anger.
“It Ends,” “Exit 8” and the New Horror of Monotony
In movies like “It Ends” and “Exit 8,” the scares come from reliving the same thing over and over again.
Annie Wobbler (Revisited) review – Arnold Wesker’s moving women live again
Finborough theatre, London Nichola McAuliffe returns to the roles Wesker tailored for her in 1981
Possible Love review – a tale of two couples is finely judged study of exploitation and friendship
Acclaimed Korean director Lee Chang-dong returns with an inspired account of an unhappy married couple befriended by a documentary maker and her wealthy husband Korean auteur Lee
‘The Difficult Bride’ Review: A Haunted Bridal Parlor Drama with Untapped Potential
Venice: Rubaiyat Hossain’s drama about a taxing bride-to-be feels a little too easy.
‘Possible Love’ Review: Two Married Couples Begin to Covet Each Others’ Lives in the Latest Stunner from ‘Burning’ Director Lee Chang-dong
Class conflict achieves vivid new dimension in this sprawling Netflix drama about the relationship between a rich documentary filmmaker and her blue collar subjects.
Bad Bunny Wins His First Emmy Award
The Puerto Rican star’s Super Bowl LX Halftime Show won all seven categories it was nominated in at the Creative Arts Emmys
‘The Debut’ Review: Julianne Moore Shines in Jesse Eisenberg’s Story of Midlife Reinvention in Community Theater
Telluride: Paul Giamatti is the overbearing director to Moore's aspiring actress in a film that celebrates the small spaces that birth future stars.
Bad Bunny’s Super Bowl Halftime Show Wins 7 Emmy Awards
Both Bad Bunny and Sabrina Carpenter win their first-ever Emmys Saturday at the Creative Emmy Awards
RLPO/Manze review – all-British Prom features fiery theatrics and cheeky subversion
Royal Albert Hall, London Smartly programmed Prom included a nimble rendition of Britten’s Violin Concerto, the visionary masterpiece that is Vaughan Williams’s Ninth
Susan Sarandon Says Roles Are Still Being ‘Taken Away’ from Her Amid Support of Palestine
”There are still very strongly held positions within my industry that are held by Zionists and who have not relaxed their feelings toward me,” she said at the Venice Film Festival.
Looking back on Ms., Gloria Steinem's feminist magazine that scared off advertisers
Gloria Steinem founded Ms. Magazine in 1971 as a national voice for the feminist movement. Its groundbreaking coverage drew loyal readers and scared off many advertisers.
King Lear review – Ian McDiarmid is a titanic, heartbreaking wonder
Crucible theatre, Sheffield The 82-year-old actor gives a performance of absolute authenticity and clarity as the erratic demagogue in a uniformly impressive production The word
For the women on this Colorado softball team, play has no age limit
A women's softball team in Colorado boasts players with lots of experience: the youngest is 60 and the oldest is 92.
1984 review – brings new meaning to the word Orwellian
Citizens theatre, Glasgow Orwell is himself a character in this frustrating but provocative adaptation of his dystopian classic