Chris Columbus Knows How to Adapt a Bestseller, and He’s Done It Again with ‘The Thursday Murder Club’
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Ethan Hawke on ‘Blue Moon’ Interview: On Playing Lorenz Hart
Ethan Hawke wears many hats. The multi-hyphenate writer-director-actor returns to the Telluride Film Festival for a Tribute with…
A24’s dance with the artificial intelligence devil.
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Mortal Combat II Delayed, 2025 Box Office Impact
It’s not quite a fatality, but it’s a blow for 2025 improving on last year’s box office. “Mortal…
Turning KPop Demon Hunters into a franchise is Netflix’s next challenge
When you watch KPop Demon Hunters, it is easy to see why it has become the most popular…
Watch FKA Twigs and Nicolas Cage in Teaser Trailer for New Horror Movie The Carpenter’s Son
The first teaser trailer for The Carpenter’s Son—a biblical horror movie starring FKA Twigs as Mary, mother of…
Denzel Washington Says He’s ‘Tired’ Of Watching Movies
Washington seemed completely checked out as Lee and Rocky discussed some of their favorite film shots of all…
Francis Ford Coppola Honors Werner Herzog at Venice Opening Ceremony
Francis Ford Coppola doesn’t have a film premiering in Venice this year, but the 86-year-old Oscar winner is…
Princeton University Library opens a new exhibition on global book traditions
originally published: 08/27/2025 (LEFT) Heike monogatari (Tale of the Heike); Classical Japanese, Kyoto, 1650-99?; Princeton University Library, East…
Spike Lee’s Return to Katrina Is a Poignant, Cagey Prayer for a Brighter Future That Is Still Out of Sight – IndieWire
Spike Lee’s Return to Katrina Is a Poignant, Cagey Prayer for a Brighter Future That Is Still Out…
Russell Crowe, Rami Malek Historical Drama
The aftermath of World War II will be on full display this fall in “Nuremberg,” a new historical…
Emily Henry’s books are being adapted into movies and shows
Friends to lovers. Enemies to lovers. Emily Henry has written it all. And soon, those lovers will be…