ScreenRant interviews O’Dessa stars Sadie Sink, Regina Hall, and Kelvin Harrison Jr. and director Geremy Jasper at South by ...

Lady Gaga paired up with SNL actor Bowen Yang, who recently said that he wouldn't have missed the pop star at SNL for ...

Mimi Cave was only in post-production on her debut feature — the 2022 horror film “Fresh,” with Sebastian Stan and Daisy ...

Téa Leoni, Will Poulter and Anthony Carrigan co-star in Alex Scharfman's film about a father and daughter whose accidental ...

March began with Oscar pre-parties followed by the big show at the Dolby Theatre in Hollywood. Winners, including Mikey ...

Less than a week after the Oscars 2025, a new awards season cycle is already beginning—and Paul Rudd, Anna Kendrick, and ...

Hallett, a producer of 'Three Identical Strangers,' directs this similarly themed account of destructive social experiments ...

Mia Barron, Sterling K. Brown and Abubakr Ali pose backstage at the new play Dakar 2000 at Manhattan Theatre Club at City ...

The untitled film, the first to emerge from Cruise's new deal with Warner Bros. and the first English-language feature from ...

Julie Anderson and Chris Hay's film, premiering at SXSW, shows how Lewis dominated track and field like nobody else, but ...

Geremy Jasper, Sadie Sink, Kelvin Harrison Jr. and Regina Hall stopped by the Los Angeles Times studio at SXSW to talk about their film, “O’Dessa,” where Regina Hall plays a villain, and loved it.

Daylight saving time begins tomorrow, and the days are getting lighter and more expansive. If we want to, we can, too.