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Bittar's 'Reclaim the Flag' Doc Launches LGBTQ Movement
Celebrity jewelry designer Alexis Bittar's directorial debut 'Reclaim the Flag,' a documentary short exploring the LGBTQ community's relationship to the American flag, officially launched a namesake m
Remy Voice Actor Patton Oswalt Wants to Do ‘Ratatouille 2’ but It Can’t Be a ‘Money Grab’: A Lot of Sequels Are ‘Inorganic’
Patton Oswalt said he'd return as Remy in a 'Ratatouille' sequel — but only if original director Brad Bird comes back with a genuinely story-driven idea rather than a cash-in, as Pixar ramps up multip
Kurt Russell Receives Crystal Nymph at Monte-Carlo TV
Princess Charlene of Monaco presented the Crystal Nymph Award to Kurt Russell at the Monte-Carlo Television Festival on Tuesday, where Danish crime drama 'The Uniform' took best series and Israel-Pale
‘Stargirl’ Lead Brec Bassinger Among 2026 UCLA Professional Programs Winners In Screenwriting
Brec Bassinger, star of 'Stargirl' and 'Final Destination Bloodlines,' is one of four winners in the UCLA School of Theater, Film and Television's 2026 Professional Programs writing competition, takin
Rocky Horror Sets 2027 Sphere Run as Oz Hits $400M
Sphere Entertainment booked The Rocky Horror Picture Show for a 2027 run at its Las Vegas venue while revealing its AI-tailored Wizard of Oz has sold 3 million tickets and $400 million in sales since
‘The Book Of Mormon’ Scores Record-Breaking $2.2M With Starry “Magical Mormon Mystery Week” Promotion – Broadway Box Office
Broadway’s victors claimed their Tony spoils last week, with most of the big winners of the June 7 awards ceremony posti...
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Grammys Raise Best New Artist Submission Limit to Four
The Recording Academy will let artists submit for Best New Artist up to four times—up from three—while adding three new categories and easing album eligibility rules for the 69th Grammys on February 7
‘St. Denis Medical’ Team on How Great Jokes Beget More Great Jokes in NBC’s Smart, Layered Sitcom
The cast and crew of NBC's 'St. Denis Medical' broke down the filmmaking behind a Season 2 stunt scene in which Josh Lawson's character crashes through a coffee table during a hotel party gone wrong.
ADG Awards Sets Feb 27, 2027 Date at Beverly Hilton
The Art Directors Guild announced its 31st annual Excellence in Production Design Awards will be held Saturday, February 27, 2027, at the Beverly Hilton, returning there after two years at the InterCo
John Early Premieres 'Maddie's Secret' at TIFF
John Early's feature directorial debut "Maddie's Secret" — a darkly comic fairy tale about a food influencer, kept deliberately under wraps — premiered as the Discovery section opener at TIFF 2025 and
NBCU Combines UCP and UIS Into Universal Global
NBCUniversal is merging UCP and Universal International Studios into a new global division called Universal Global Television under Beatrice Springborn, eliminating 22 roles across TV studios, NBC, an
Studiocanal Closes Cannes Sales; Paramount Takes 'The
Studiocanal announced a flurry of international sales on its Cannes Market slate, with Florence Pugh's 'The Midnight Library' going to Paramount after a bidding war, plus deals on eight other titles a
Ed Gein Monster Designer Drew on Night of the Living
Matthew Flood Ferguson, production designer for Netflix's 'Monster: The Ed Gein Story,' revealed that his design approach was shaped by the dilapidated farmhouse in 'Night of the Living Dead,' which l
Rachel Bloom to Receive Freedom of Expression Award at
Rachel Bloom will receive the Freedom of Expression Award at the 46th San Francisco Jewish Film Festival during the July 18 west coast premiere of the documentary she executive produced, 'Hollywood Do
Inside ‘Tony,’ the A24 Movie About the Provincetown Summers That Made Anthony Bourdain
A24's 'Tony,' directed by Matt Johnson and starring Dominic Sessa as a 19-year-old Anthony Bourdain, debuted first-look clips at the 2026 Provincetown Film Festival ahead of its August 7 theatrical re
Amazon MGM Lands Ariana Greenblatt Rom-Com 'Egg Baby'
Amazon MGM Studios has acquired worldwide Prime Video rights to 'Egg Baby,' a romantic comedy starring Ariana Greenblatt, with XYZ Films producing and Natalia Anderson directing.
The New Gregg Allman Doc Is a Tale of Addiction and Redemption
A new Gregg Allman documentary built around a rarely seen 2014 interview screens in more than 200 U.S. theaters for a one-night-only event on June 17, directed by James Keach and produced by Subtext a
Netflix Drops Heartstopper Forever Trailer, Film Out
Netflix has released the trailer for Heartstopper Forever, a feature film wrapping up Nick and Charlie's love story as they confront a long-distance relationship, set to premiere July 17.
‘It’s supposed to make you uncomfortable’: French artist JR on transforming Paris’ oldest bridge into a cave
French artist JR has wrapped Paris's oldest bridge, the Pont Neuf, in 120 metres of inflated fabric printed to look like the limestone caves beneath the city, opening 'La Caverne' after a 10-day wind-
‘Don DeLillo gave me his blessing’: film director Ben Rivers on how fan mail from the Underworld author led to his latest work
Ben Rivers' new film 'Mare's Nest' adapts Don DeLillo's 2007 play 'The Word for Snow' — with the 89-year-old author's blessing — using nine-year-old child actors to recite the gnomic dialogue, after a
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