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‘Control Resonant’ Team on ‘Reverse Symmetry’ of Switching From Jesse to Dylan as Sequel Game’s New Protagonist
Remedy Entertainment released 'Control Resonant,' the sequel to its 2019 hit 'Control,' arriving Thursday on major gaming platforms after nearly seven years in development, with Dylan stepping in as t
Max Winkler: From Sitcoms to Ryan Murphy's TV Universe
Director Max Winkler, who built his resume directing hit sitcoms like 'New Girl' and 'Brooklyn Nine-Nine,' has carved out creative meaning inside Ryan Murphy's sprawling television universe across pro
NYFF 2026 Lineup: Sam Altman Biopic, Holmes Doc Premiering
The New York Film Festival's 64th edition opens Friday at Lincoln Center with 119 films, featuring world premieres of Luca Guadagnino's Sam Altman biopic 'Artificial,' Nathan Fielder's Elizabeth Holme
Rachel Marsh Breaks Down Making Adults' 'Hiccup' Single
Rachel Marsh, who plays dental assistant Carly on FX's Adults, reveals she and director Paul Briganti experimented with multiple versions of her character-driven pop single "Hiccup" before landing on
Holland, Qualley & Carpenter Cast in Sony Astaire Biopic
Sony Pictures has cast Margaret Qualley as Adele Astaire and Sabrina Carpenter as Ginger Rogers opposite Tom Holland in Paul King's untitled Fred Astaire biopic, with Amy Pascal producing.
Qualley, Carpenter Join Holland in Astaire Biopic
Margaret Qualley and Sabrina Carpenter will join Tom Holland in Sony's untitled Fred Astaire biopic, with Qualley as sister Adele Astaire and Carpenter as Ginger Rogers, directed by Paul King.
Bryce Dallas Howard: Hollywood Needs Sponsorship, Not Mentorship
Bryce Dallas Howard told Variety's L.A. Power of Women event that Hollywood's slide in female directing numbers proves mentorship alone is insufficient, and that the industry must shift to financial s
Mirren Campaigned For Lead Actress Oscar Playing Highsmith
Bleecker Street and LD Entertainment will campaign Helen Mirren for Lead Actress at the 99th Oscars for playing author Patricia Highsmith in director Anton Corbijn's 'A Talent For Murder,' which opens
Florence Pugh: I Lost Hundreds of Thousands of Followers
Florence Pugh says she likely lost hundreds of thousands of social media followers for her outspoken support of Palestine and questions why it took Hollywood so long to speak up about the suffering.
PBS SoCal Names Fine Cut 27th Student Filmmaker Winners
PBS SoCal crowned winners of its 27th annual Fine Cut Festival of Films at a Tuesday ceremony in Eagle Rock, with CSUN's Sam Markson taking the top Jack Larson Award for "Jewish Moms Scare the Crap Ou
'The Scout' Review: Inside a Location Scout's NYC Days
Paula González-Nasser's directorial debut "The Scout" follows Sofia, a New York location scout whose brief visits to strangers' apartments for film shoots become unexpectedly intimate encounters, expl
Gem Little's 'Cowards' Wins Tribeca Through Her Lens
Writer-director Gem Little and producer Kseniya Yorsh won Chanel x Tribeca's Through Her Lens program with 'Cowards,' a short about an 11-year-old girl reckoning with toughness, after a jury including
Bleecker Street Names Frank Martinez Distribution Head
Bleecker Street has hired Frank Martinez as its new head of distribution, tasking him with overseeing theatrical release strategy across the company's slates.
'Never After Dark': Horror Film Shoots in Daylight
Filmmaker Dave Boyle explains how his horror film "Never After Dark" deliberately shoots in daylight and well-lit interiors to subvert genre conventions and "evoke darkness" through other means.
‘Unzipped’ Restored: Keeve Revisits Mizrahi Doc
Douglas Keeve’s 1995 documentary 'Unzipped,' a vérité portrait of fashion designer Isaac Mizrahi during Paris Fashion Week, is being re-released in 4K with a restoration he supervised, reigniting refl
Heather Matarazzo May Lose SAG Health Insurance Without Work
Princess Diaries star Heather Matarazzo says she could lose her SAG-AFTRA health insurance if she doesn't book work soon, echoing Atypical's Jack Haven who went public with a similar plea this week as
Goncourt Drops Novel After AI-Writing Claim
France's Académie Goncourt has removed Haitian-Canadian writer Thélyson Orélien's critically acclaimed novel from its longlist after an anonymous X account alleged the book was 'almost entirely' writt
RioFilme to Announce $20 Million Film and TV Incentives at Rio Film Fest’s RioMarket
RioFilme, Rio de Janeiro City's film and TV company, will launch a R$100 million ($20 million) call for proposals for film and TV production, development, distribution and international co-productions
Taylor Swift Releases 'The Encore' Showgirl Expansion
Taylor Swift released "The Encore," a four-song expansion of last year's The Life of a Showgirl written with Max Martin and Shellback in Sweden — a move that critics argue contradicts her earlier prom
Turner Prize Exhibition Opens at Middlesbrough's MIMA
Works by the four Turner Prize nominees go on display at Teesside University's MIMA gallery in Middlesbrough from 26 September, with the gallery's director declaring the venue 'the centre of the creat
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