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Matt Gutman Dropped From Former ABC News Field Producer’s Wrongful Termination Lawsuit; Disney, ABC Remain As Defendants
UPDATE: Three weeks after news correspondent Matt Gutman was named in a wrongful termination lawsuit filed by a former ABC field producer, Gutman
Dolly Parton’s Sister Stella Slams “Endless Garbage”, AI & Social Media Misinformation After Icon’s Death
Dolly Parton’s sister Stella Parton is lambasting the “tremendous amount of AI and endless garbage” on social media since the death of the country music icon
Lainey Wilson To Return As Host Of 2026 CMA Awards
It will be a three-peat for Lainey Wilson, who will return to host The 60th Annual CMA Awards in the fall
Director Matt Dougherty, E.P. Jane Campion Explore Riveting “Anti-Guru” U.G. Krishnamurti In ‘The Natural State’ – Telluride Film Festival
EXCLUSIVE: Was the Indian born “anti-guru” U.G. Krishnamurti a destroyer or a builder? Was he cruel or compassionate
Robin Morgan Dies: Former Ms. Magazine Editor, Women’s Media Center Co-Founder With Jane Fonda & Gloria Steinem Was 85
Robin Morgan, a former editor-in-chief of Ms. Magazine who co-founded the Women’s Media Center with Ms
‘Primetime’: What The Critics Are Saying About A24’s Chris Hansen Movie Starring Robert Pattinson
Reviews are rolling in for A24’s new movie Primetime, which is debuting at the Venice Film Festival today
Robert Pattinson Says He Would’ve Been “Devastated” to Drop Any of His Big 2026 Films
The busy actor took a break from 'The Batman: Part II' filming to attend the Venice Film Festival world premiere of his Chris Hansen-inspired pic 'Primetime.'
‘Primetime’ Review: Robert Pattinson Channels Jerry Maguire And Dracula For Lance Oppenheim’s Dark TV Morality Tale – Venice Film Festival
It’s astonishing, the sick and twisted things grown men will say to vulnerable children — or rather adults pretending to be children — in chat rooms on the internet
Kim Gordon and Suzanne Lindon on Film, Friendship, and Collaborating With Claire Denis for Miu Miu Women’s Tales
The actor and musician are premiering the latest chapter in Miu Miu’s ongoing short film series at Venice Film Festival—and shared the story behind the film with Vogue.
Mariacarla Boscono on Wearing Chanel to Venice Film Festival: “I Feel Like Matthieu’s Princess”
Supermodel Mariacarla Boscono marked her fifth time on the lido wearing the newspaper print gown from the Chanel resort 2027 collection.
Lee Chang-dong On His Eight-Year Hiatus & Confident Return With Venice Competition Title ‘Possible Love’
Lee Chang-dong has finally returned to feature filmmaking. The Korean filmmaker has been on an extended eight-year hiatus
Loco Films Boards Venice Title ‘Guria’ As Drama Is Selected To Be Georgia’s Oscar Entry + First Trailer
EXCLUSIVE: Loco Films has boarded sales on Georgian filmmaker Levan Koguashvili’s drama Guria ahead of its world premiere in the Spotlight section of the Venice Film Festival and
Mad Solutions and Haitham Dabbour’s Irth Platform Announce Strategic Pan-Arab Content Partnership in Venice
Pan-Arab distributor Mad Solutions and Egyptian multihyphenate Haitham Dabbour’s Irth platform dedicated to supporting standout writers across the Arab world announced a
MAD Solutions & IRTH Strike Pan-Arab Development & Production Strategic Partnership – Venice
Cairo-based film and talent group MAD Solutions has announced a strategic partnership with Egyptian author
Lav Diaz Preps False Prophets Film and Jose Rizal’s ‘Noli Me Tangere’ Adaptation, Unpacks Venice Title ‘Let Us Through, Dear Ancestors’ (EXCLUSIVE)
Lav Diaz is developing a film about false prophets and a screen adaptation of José Rizal’s “Noli Me Tangere,” the Filipino auteur reveals, alongside details on “Let Us Through
As Swiss Films Expand International Reach, English-language Works Are on the Rise
Swiss cinema is resonating domestically and abroad as homegrown films and international co-productions continue to entice local audiences and festival goers around the globe
‘Elsinore’ Review: Andrew Scott Is Powerfully Moving as Ian Charleson, the ‘Chariots of Fire’ Star Who Played Hamlet While Ravaged by AIDS
The tender power of "Elsinore" is the way Scott’s performance takes us right inside Ian’s state-of-mind — his belief that what’s left of his life needs to mean something
‘Elsinore’ Review: Andrew Scott’s Towering Performance as a Dying Actor Can’t Overcome AIDS-Movie Awards Bait Clichés
Telluride: Scott vividly portrays "Gandhi" and "Chariots of Fire" star Ian Charleson, who made "Hamlet" his final role at the National Theatre
‘Elsinore’ Review: Andrew Scott Is Heartbreakingly Great As AIDS-Stricken Star Determined To Play ‘Hamlet’ – Telluride Film Festival
Scottish-born actor Ian Charleson co-starred in a leading role in the 1981 Oscar-winning Best Picture Chariots of Fire
‘The Echo Chamber’ Starring Alicia Vikander Seals International Distribution Deals Ahead of Venice Premiere (EXCLUSIVE)
“The Echo Chamber,” Andrea Pallaoro’s drama starring Alicia Vikander, Luca Marinelli and Susan Sarandon
Spain’s Impulse Cinema and Italy’s Fandango Forge Strategic Partnership to Boost Co-Production and Sales Opportunities (EXCLUSIVE)
Spanish indie studio Impulse Cinema and Italy’s Fandango have forged a strategic partnership to boost Spanish and Italian productions through co-production, financing
Impact of War in Iran Set to Feature in Two Venice Film Festival Dramas
With war still ravaging Iran — six months after the country was attacked by U.S
‘The Idiot(s)’ Review: Johnny Flynn and Aimee Lou Wood Suffer Rapturously in Surreal Russian Lit Biopic
Małgorzata Szumowska and Michał Englert’s Dostoevsky drama finds dark comedy in a brilliantly strange marriage, but strains to make that suffering meaningful.
‘The Idiot(s)’ Review: Aimee Lou Wood and Johnny Flynn Sparkle in a Playful, Indulgent Tribute to Fyodor Dostoevsky’s Underappreciated Wife
Also starring Vicky Krieps, the Telluride premiere chronicles the couple's tumultuous time in Germany, during which the author penned one of his greatest masterpieces.
‘The Idiot(s)’ Review: Dostoevsky Is an Endearing Drunken Fool in This Rambunctious, Tonally Off-Kilter Two-Hander
As biographical films on major historical figures go, “The Idiot(s)” starts off with an advantage over most, since it covers only a finite
Danny Boyle’s ‘Ink’ Makes Tabloid Headlines At Telluride
Fresh from the Venice Film Festival where he unveiled Ink, director Danny Boyle arrived in Telluride for the North American premiere of his drama about Rupert Murdoch’s launch of
Venice Immersive Celebrates 10 Years of XR Evolution and the Growth of Location-Based Entertainment
Ten editions in, Venice Immersive has plenty to celebrate — just don’t expect the new-media showcase to spend much time looking back
Venice: ‘My Undesirable Friends’ Director on Epic Documentary About Death of Press Freedom in Russia, How Putin’s Crackdown Is Warning for U.S.
If her epic, Oscar-shortlisted documentary “My Undesirable Friends: Part 1 — Last Air In Moscow” pulled off an astonishing feat
This September, ‘Remember Me’: The 2010 Robert Pattinson Film That Sounds Like Something He Made Up
Never forget Emilie de Ravin co-starring in this miserable love story from director Allen Coulter, technically about a guy who hates his dad and dates a cop's daughter for revenge.