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Kore-eda Gets SGIFF Honorary Award, Yim Heads Jury
The 37th Singapore International Film Festival will honor Japanese filmmaker Kore-eda Hirokazu with its Cinema Honorary Award and name Korean director Yim Soon-rye jury head of its Asian Feature Film
China Miéville's 'The Rouse' Is 20 Years in the Making
A review of China Miéville's new novel "The Rouse," a 1,000+ page epic that begins as 1970s British social realism before spiraling into a paranormal deep-state thriller where death itself becomes an
Goodfellas Boards Andini's 'Four Seasons In Java'
Sales company Goodfellas has acquired international rights to Indonesian filmmaker Kamila Andini's *Four Seasons In Java*, which will world premiere in the Centrepiece programme at TIFF.
Colbert Wins Emmy After CBS Cancels Late Show
Stephen Colbert won the Emmy for Outstanding Variety Series for the final season of 'The Late Show with Stephen Colbert' after CBS canceled the show, declared 'free speech is alive and well,' and defl
Jean Smart’s Reminder to the Women in the Room
Jean Smart made Emmys history with her fifth consecutive win for Hacks, using her speech to highlight the physical and professional toll on women in entertainment who refuse to conform.
Cumberbatch Eco Doc 'How to Live on Earth' Hits YouTube
Benedict Cumberbatch is promoting his new climate documentary 'How to Live on Earth,' which launches on YouTube on September 20 and weaves monologues from London's Natural History Museum with stories
Sally Field Champions US-Canada Ties After Emmy Win
Sally Field used her Emmy backstage press room to urge the U.S. to 'keep our neighbors close' with Canada, where her winning Netflix film was shot, while also reflecting on her tribute to Dolly Parton
Matthew Rhys wins first-ever double lead Emmy
Welsh actor Matthew Rhys made Emmy Awards history as the first person to win two lead acting prizes in one night, taking comedy for 'Widow's Bay' and limited series for 'The Beast In Me.'
Matthew Rhys First Actor to Win All Three Lead Emmys
The 78th Emmy Awards produced two history-making wins alongside plenty of off-camera celebrity moments that never made the broadcast, ranging from a Marvel reunion to concession-stand casualties.
Apple TV Wins 28 Emmys Thanks to ‘Widow’s Bay’ Sweep, HBO Max Takes Second Place With Help From ‘The Pitt’ and ‘DTF St. Louis’
Apple TV dominated this year's Emmys with 28 total trophies, fueled by 'Widow's Bay' which became the most-awarded show of the ceremony with 14 wins. HBO Max placed second with 21, led by 'The Pitt' a
O'Hara, Reiner Tributes Bookend Emmys In Memoriam
The Primetime Emmys' 10-minute In Memoriam segment was bookended by emotional tributes to Catherine O'Hara (led by Macaulay Culkin) and Rob Reiner (led by Jamie Lee Curtis), with Curtis noting Reiner'
'Wild Wild East' Review: Polish WWII Noir Becomes Western
Jan Holoubek's "Wild Wild East," a Polish WWII noir-western set in Nazi-occupied 1943, opens with atmospheric moral complexity around competing resistance factions hunting Jewish gold but pivots into
Shorts Greenlights First On-Location Hamptons Microdrama
Vertical streamer Shorts and Full Moon Artists Productions are teaming on "Love in the Hamptons," a romantic microdrama set to film on location in East Hampton this month and billed as the first verti
Emmys 2026: Mulaney Bleeped, Colbert Wins After Cancellation
The 78th Emmy Awards delivered a mix of triumphs and stumbles, with Mariska Hargitay making history as the first female host in 15 years and a string of speeches doubling as commentary on the state of
Rob Reiner Remembered as ‘Our Beloved Meathead’ and ‘Cherished Legend’ by Teary Jamie Lee Curtis in Emmys’ In Memoriam
Jamie Lee Curtis tearfully honored the late Rob Reiner during Monday's Emmy Awards In Memoriam, where Reiner also won a posthumous guest actor Emmy for 'The Bear' — his third win and a record 48-year
Michael J. Fox Honored With Bob Hope Humanitarian Award
Michael J. Fox received the Bob Hope Humanitarian Award at the 78th Emmy Awards on Monday, where he reflected on Hope's legacy of military outreach and his own journey from hiding his Parkinson's diag
Rhea Seehorn Wins Lead Actress Emmy for 'Pluribus'
Rhea Seehorn won Outstanding Lead Actress in a Drama Series at the 78th Primetime Emmys for Apple TV's 'Pluribus,' finally capturing the award after three prior nominations without a win for 'Better C
Jean Smart Sweeps 'Hacks' Emmys, Ties Acting Record
Jean Smart won the Emmy for Outstanding Lead Actress in a Comedy Series for the fifth and final season of HBO Max's 'Hacks,' completing a perfect five-for-five record on the show and tying the all-tim
Andrew Scott Stuns as Ian Charleson in 'Elsinore'
Andrew Scott stars as Scottish actor Ian Charleson in 'Elsinore,' a film set in 1989 that follows his pursuit of a dream Hamlet role at the National Theatre while battling HIV, debuting at the Toronto
Forever Home TV Adaptation Brutally Panned
Channel 5's six-part thriller "Forever Home," adapted from Graham Norton's bestselling novel, has drawn a scathing review that ridicules its tonal mishmash of dark subject matter and forced humour, si
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