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Schoenbrun: Camp Miasma Is Rom-Com First, Horror Second
Director Jane Schoenbrun explains how "Teenage Sex and Death at Camp Miasma," in theaters via Mubi, evolved from a partner's urging to "do something really fun and really gay" into a romantic comedy l
Netflix Developing Yankees Drama Series With Bateman, MLB
Netflix is developing an untitled scripted drama series about the New York Yankees, with MLB Studios, Jason Bateman's Aggregate Films, and writer Josh Wakely attached as executive producers. The serie
Monsters of God Review: Tiger King Creator's Reptile Feud Series
Eric Goode, the producer behind Netflix's Tiger King, returns with 'Monsters of God,' an HBO/A24 documentary series tracing the bitter feud between rival reptile smugglers Hank Molt and Tommy Crutchfi
Moura, Leterrier Unpack 'The Last House' Horror
Wagner Moura and director Louis Leterrier discuss "The Last House," their Netflix sci-fi horror debuting Aug. 7 about a family sealed inside their home, and how pandemic-era isolation and parenting in
PAW Patrol Dino Movie Review: Dogs, Dinos, Diamond Heist
A review of 'PAW Patrol: The Dino Movie' finds the franchise's rescue pups stranded on a dinosaur-inhabited island where Mayor Humdinger hunts for diamonds, while the film inadvertently indicts its ow
William Orbit's 12 Greatest Recordings: 1986-2022
William Orbit's career spans from 1986's Torch Song to 2022's The Painter, encompassing Madonna's 16m-selling Ray of Light, Blur's 'Tender,' All Saints' 'Pure Shores,' and his Prince remix — a curated
Earth, Wind & Fire Postpone SF Show Over Medical Emergency
Earth, Wind & Fire postponed their Thursday concert at San Francisco's Chase Center after an unnamed band member suffered a medical emergency, with TMZ reporting a cardiac incident and one person hosp
New Radicals Drop First Song in 28 Years, Plan Comeback Album
Gregg Alexander has quietly revived New Radicals with their first new song in 28 years, the title track for Will Gluck's rom-com "One Night Only," while the band prepares its long-awaited sophomore al
Sadie Sink Breaks Silence on Jean Grey in 'Brand New Day'
Sadie Sink gives her first post-premiere interview about playing Jean Grey in 'Spider-Man: Brand New Day,' recounting the year-long secret, Steve Lacy's accidental spoiler, and her take on a flawed, j
‘Teenage Sex and Death at Camp Miasma’ Is a Horror Fan’s Hot Fever Dream
Jane Schoenbrun's new film 'Teenage Sex and Death at Camp Miasma' uses an elaborately fabricated 1980s slasher franchise to argue that guilty-pleasure genre obsessions are gateways to queer erotic lib
Roadside, Vertical Nab 'The Gallerist' Starring Portman
Roadside Attractions and Vertical have acquired U.S. rights to "The Gallerist," Cathy Yan's dark comedy starring Natalie Portman and Jenna Ortega, with a theatrical release set for Dec. 4 nearly a yea
60th Anniversary Star Trek Doc With William Shatner Beaming Down To Regal Cinemas In October
Star Trek's 60th anniversary documentary 'The Sixty-Year Mission' is heading to Regal cinemas for a one-night stateside release on October 9, featuring William Shatner and a roster of franchise legend
Simon Farnaby's Magic Faraway Tree Solo Debut Hits Aug 21
Simon Farnaby, co-writer of the Paddington films and Wonka and the actor behind every cameo as 'Barry,' releases his biggest solo screenplay — The Magic Faraway Tree, based on Enid Blyton's book — in
Campaigners Urge Cancellation of Jared Leto UK Concerts
Women's safety charities are urging UK promoters to cancel Thirty Seconds to Mars' April arena shows after a BBC investigation detailed allegations of criminal sexual conduct against frontman Jared Le
Wscripted Names 12 Finalists for 2026 Cannes Screenplay List
Wscripted's sixth Cannes Screenplay List, dedicated to women and non-binary screenwriters, narrows to 12 finalists curated by Elisabeth Moss, Daphne Schmon, and Ash Mayfair.
William Orbit Dies: Grammy-Winning Producer Of Madonna’s ‘Ray Of Light’ Was 69
William Orbit, the Grammy-winning British producer best known for helming Madonna's 1998 album 'Ray of Light' and Blur's '13,' has died at home at age 69, his family announced on Instagram without dis
Stever’s 'I Rarely Wake Up Dreaming' Premieres at Locarno
Isabelle Stever’s film 'I Rarely Wake Up Dreaming' premiered at Locarno, offering a tender, documentary-infused portrait of a young queer couple navigating gender transition and evacuation from Kyiv a
Sam Neill's Zelda Film Among Three Final Roles
Sam Neill completed filming a role in Nintendo's first-ever live-action Legend of Zelda adaptation before dying of pneumonia last month at age 78, making it one of three final screen appearances he le
Werner Herzog To Receive Donostia Award At San Sebastián
Werner Herzog will receive the Donostia Award, San Sebastián's highest honorary distinction, at the festival's opening gala, accompanied by a screening of his new film Bucking Fastard ahead of the awa
LA dancer dresses as litter to fight trash on TikTok
A Los Angeles dancer who films herself dressed as pieces of wind-blown litter has posted more than 100 TikTok and Instagram videos urging viewers to pick up their trash, after a video of her imitating
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