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Alice + Olivia Launches Legends Capsule Honoring Music Icons
Alice + Olivia launched its Legends Capsule, a new collection of tees, tanks, and sweaters featuring bedazzled details and band-specific emblems inspired by acts including The Rolling Stones, Guns N'
Gloria Steinem's Posthumous Netflix Interview Now Streaming
Netflix is streaming a posthumous episode of its 'Famous Last Words' interview series featuring feminist icon Gloria Steinem, who recorded her reflections with executive producer Brad Falchuk in Febru
13-Minute Ovation Greets Wild Horse Nine at Venice
Martin McDonagh’s “Wild Horse Nine” earned a 13-minute ovation at its Venice world premiere, with John Malkovich becoming emotional as the 1973-set CIA drama stormed into the Oscar conversation.
Mindy Kaling And Max Greenfield Teaming With Tess Sanchez To Develop WBTV Adaptation Of Her Book ‘We’ve Decided To Go In A Different Direction’
Warner Bros. Television has optioned Tess Sanchez's memoir for a comedy series, with Mindy Kaling, Max Greenfield, and Sanchez attached as executive producers in a project rooted in Sanchez's abrupt H
Todisco & Pence Join Linden Entertainment as Partners
Managers Nicholas Todisco and Brad Pence have joined Linden Entertainment as partners after an amicable exit from Atlas Artists, bringing along a roster of clients that includes Emmy winner Hannah Wad
'La Bola Negra' Survived Its Directors' Mid-Shoot Breakup
Netflix's $14 million Spanish Oscar hopeful 'La Bola Negra' — a gay period epic from Javier Calvo and Javier Ambrossi — earned the Cannes Directors Prize and a Spain shortlist spot despite the two men
Ferguson & Lee Confirmed for MRC Rom-Com 'Honeymoon / Funeral'
Rebecca Ferguson and Greta Lee are set to star in MRC-financed romantic-comedy 'Honeymoon / Funeral,' directed by Nahnatchka Khan, with FilmNation launching sales ahead of TIFF.
Roger Moore's 'Live and Let Die' Made Him Bond's Best
A critic argues Roger Moore's debut as 007 in "Live and Let Die" established him as the best James Bond, with the 1973 film screening this weekend at Los Angeles's Vista Theater as part of Quentin Tar
Malkovich Leads McDonagh's 'Wild Horse Nine' Venice Premiere
Martin McDonagh's CIA dark comedy 'Wild Horse Nine' debuted at Venice with a rapturous press conference, where John Malkovich deflected growing best actor Oscar buzz and the director cited the 1973 Ch
Herzog Says Orlando Bloom Was Upset Over One-Take Scene
Werner Herzog premiered his Golden Lion contender 'Bucking Fastard' at Venice, revealing Orlando Bloom was upset when his biggest scene was captured in just one take.
John Malkovich Downplays ‘Wild Horse Nine’ Oscar Buzz and Has No Plans to Stop Acting: ‘They’ll Retire Me When It’s Time’
John Malkovich downplayed Oscar buzz for Martin McDonagh's 'Wild Horse Nine' at its Venice Film Festival press conference, while the 72-year-old said he has no plans to retire.
Sandra Hüller To Star As Wolfgang Herrndorf In Schrader Film
Sandra Hüller will star as late German writer Wolfgang Herrndorf in Maria Schrader's feature adaptation of his posthumously published memoir "Work and Structure," with production set for early 2027.
Jeff Goldblum to Host ‘SNL U.K.’ Season 2 Premiere
Jeff Goldblum will host the season two premiere of SNL U.K. on September 12, with Irish singer-songwriter CMAT as musical guest, marking Goldblum's third time hosting an SNL episode overall.
Sandra Hüller to Play Wolfgang Herrndorf
Sandra Hüller will portray late German writer Wolfgang Herrndorf in Maria Schrader's 'Work and Structure,' an adaptation of his 2013 posthumous diary, with production beginning early 2027 and a 2028 E
Calls Grow For Palestinian Flag To Fly At Venice Film Festival As Artistic Director Says Not Possible To Meet Request
Venice Film Festival Artistic Director Alberto Barbera confirmed the Palestinian flag will not fly at this year's event because Italy does not recognize Palestine as a state, prompting a renewed call
QOTSA Promo Push Sidesteps Josh Homme Abuse Allegations
As Queens of the Stone Age promotes their new album 'Perfecth' with a novelty 'complaints hotline,' frontman Josh Homme's history of alleged domestic abuse — including sworn court testimony from ex-wi
Sheen to Play Glyndŵr in Major Welsh History Play
Michael Sheen will play the Welsh rebel Owain Glyndŵr in a new play he says aims to fill a gaping hole in how Wales tells its own heroes' stories, arriving at a moment of political upheaval in the cou
Ink Opens Venice as O'Connell Faces Stacked Best Actor Oscar Race
Danny Boyle's 'Ink' opened the 2026 Venice Film Festival, with Jack O'Connell starring as tabloid editor Larry Lamb in the Murdoch origin story as Best Actor competition from Ryan Gosling, Matt Damon,
The Gentlemen Stars Deflect Meghan Casting Questions at Premiere
Stars at the world premiere of The Gentlemen series two in London deflected questions about reports Meghan Markle is in talks to join the Netflix show, while the series was officially greenlit for a t
Met Cancels Galliano Fashion Exhibition
The Metropolitan Museum of Art canceled its planned John Galliano fashion exhibition after months of controversy over the designer's past anti-Semitic remarks, a decision that the museum's framing as
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