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Sofia Coppola has revealed some of her favorite films, and her choices show exactly where her creative style comes from.

Speaking with The Guardian a few years ago the director explained why certain movies have stayed with her through the years and how they shaped the way she approaches her own work.

She began with Rumble Fish, a 1983 drama directed by her father, Francis Ford Coppola. The movie stars Mickey Rourke as a former gang member looking to leave behind his violent past, while Matt Dillon plays his younger brother who dreams of following in his footsteps.

Though not a box office hit at the time, Rumble Fish was praised...

The campaigns are over. The votes are in. Now we just wait.

With Emmy balloting officially closed at 10 p.m. Wednesday, Gold Derby has the first look at where the race stands in the key categories of series, directing and writing.

Based on our updated predictions, The Studio has an 84 percent chance to win Best Comedy Series. Apple TV+'s show about a fictitious movie company led by Matt Remick (Seth Rogen) received a record 23 Emmy nominations, the most ever for a first-year comedy. Last year's series winner, HBO Max's Hacks, is in the No. 2 position for a fourth season that was also Hollywood-focused, as Deborah Vance (Jean Smart) achieved...

The Venice Film Festival has announced a series of masterclasses and onstage conversations featuring Jane Campion, Sofia Coppola, Alfonso Cuarón and Werner Herzog, among other prominent auteurs.

There will be five masterclasses on the Lido including German filmmaker Herzog, who will receive one of this year’s Golden Lions for lifetime achievement and will present his latest work “Ghost Elephants”; legendary U.S. actress Kim Novak (“Vertigo”) who is also being feted with a lifetime achievement Golden Lion this year and will be featured in the documentary “Kim Novak’s Vertigo”; Chinese director Jia Zhang-ke, who won the Golden Lion for best film in 2006 for “Still Life”; Romanian director Cristian Mungiu; and Taiwanese helmer Tsai Ming-liang.

Additionally, the festival is hosting four conversations as part of an event organized by Cartier called “The Art and Craft of Cinema,” which is in collaboration with the fest’s parent organization La Biennale. These...

Hong Kong Film Festival UK (Hkffuk) returns for its third edition from 12-28 September in London, presenting reflective, boundary-shifting cinema from Hong Kong and the Esea diaspora. The festival will tour to other cities from October onwards.

52 titles in total, with 18 narrative and documentary features, 34 short films. 2 world premieres and 7 UK premieres for feature presentations. More than 50% of the programme is directed by women with an Esea background. London Venues include the Ica, Picturehouse Central, Garden Cinema, The Rio, Theatreship, Close-up Cinema, Act One, and Sutton Throwley Yard. Programme highlights:Montages of a Modern Motherhood (Opening Film, UK Premiere)Ten Years (10th Anniversary) – A 2015 exploration of Hong Kong in 2025QueerpanoramaClara Law retrospective: Drifting Petals (Closing Film), They Say The Moon Is Fuller Here, Farewell China, Goddess of 1967Lviv Diary (World Premiere)Johnnie To’s The Heroic Trio with Michelle Yeoh, Anita Mui, Maggie Cheung – A Floating ScreeningSpacked Out Two new Anthony...

Irish rockers Just Mustard have announced their third album, We Were Just Here, out on October 24th via Partisan. The quintet have also shared the new album’s title track.

We Were Just Here follows Just Mustard’s 2022 effort Heart Under, which featured a noisier, nervier sound from the shoegaze-adjacent group. For their new project, the band is intent to let the light in a bit more. “I was trying to write more optimistically, and feeling like a fraud sometimes,” vocalist Katie Ball said in a press release. “I was trying to put myself in places of physical joy to try and get that euphoric feeling,”

Following the prior single “Pollyanna,” the band has revealed We Were Just Here’s title track. With throttling, pulsating synths driving the track, “We Were Just Here” takes Just Mustard’s minimalist noise rock into a dreamier, goth-like arena. Ball’s gentle vocals contrast...

Who's ready for a little Emmys history lesson?

If Lucia Aniello and Jen Statsky were to win Best Comedy Writing this year they would enter the Emmy record books as the women with the most wins for writing a single narrative series. They're nominated for the penultimate episode of Hacks Season 4, titled "A Slippery Slope."

With four Emmy nominations, Aniello and Statsky have already tied Tina Fey (30 Rock) and Diane English (Murphy Brown) for the most bids for a woman in the Best Comedy Writing category. To date, Aniello, Statsky, Fey and Anne Flett-Giordano (Frasier) are the only women to prevail twice for a comedy; Fey has a third writing win under her belt for the variety program Saturday Night Live. For dramas, Robin Green (The Sopranos) holds the record for a single series for a female writer, with six noms and two wins.

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Zach Top struggles to balance a relationship with a life on the road in his new ballad “South of Sanity.” The latest track released off his forthcoming album Ain’t in It for My Health, out Aug. 29, is a slice of slick and satisfying Eighties balladry, with pristine production from Top’s producer Carson Chamberlain.

In the first verse, Top establishes that he’s far from home, playing yet another gig on the rodeo circuit. This one’s in Montana, while his lover, saying “I love you” and crying over the phone,...

It does not matter if you are a casual binge watcher or a hardcore Hollywood enthusiast; the movie-themed Actorle challenges remain one of the most rewarding brain-scratching puzzles out there. I look forward to solving them every morning, and maybe you should too, if you want to keep your pop culture knowledge sharp.

Taking up July 30’s puzzle set by Actorle, some of the answers were instantly familiar, while others took me a while to figure out. If you are scratching your head or just want to validate your guesses, here’s the full run-through for July 30, 2025.

Actorle Solution for Today The answer for Actorle on July 30 is Christopher Plummer | Credit: Actorle/FandomWire

I always like to start my Actorle game by guessing the name of the mystery actor who came on the previous day. By guessing Daniel Craig first, the filmography instantly unlocked Knives Out and The Girl with the Dragon Tattoo,...

A day after the 2025 Emmy nominations were announced, Gold Derby is unveiling our first snapshot of winner predictions in the 26 categories to be presented live on CBS on Sept. 14. A caveat: This data is based on initial polling of our experts, editors, and users; expect the races to vacillate and tighten as we collect more input and get closer to the ceremony.

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For the comedy genre, The Studio is expected to win three of the seven top races: Best Comedy Series, Best Comedy Actor (Seth Rogen), and Best Comedy Directing ("The Oner"). Apple TV+'s new show made Emmys history with 23 nominations, the most ever for a freshman outing. Rival series Hacks, which won the series race last year, is also out front in three categories: Best Comedy Actress, Best Comedy Supporting Actress, and Best Comedy Writing ("A Slippery Slope"). Finally, Shrinking is poised to get on the board...

The Emmys 2025 race is certainly a tight one, with so many great shows from June 1, 2024, to May 31, 2025 making it into the nominated categories. Of course as always, there's many snubs that we're not happy about as well. Though right now, let's focus on the positive even though we can't believe there's one Shrinking actor who just got nominated at the awards show for the very first time in his long and impressive career.

Harrison Ford who plays Dr. Paul Rhoades in the Apple TV+ series has finally earned himself his very first Emmy nomination. The 83-year-old actor is up for the chance to win Supporting Actor in a Comedy. He's up against some stiff competition, including his co-star from the series Michael Urie (Brian), Ike Barinholtz from The Studio, Colman Domingo from The Four Seasons, Jeff Hiller from Somebody, Somewhere, Ebon Moss-Bachrach from The Bear, and Bowen Yang from Saturday Night Live.

The Primetime Emmy nominations arms race shifted back in HBO and HBO Max’s favor on Tuesday morning, with the Warner Bros. Discovery-owned platform’s historically dominant slate commanding 142 nominations across 23 originals.

With particularly strong showings for limited series The Penguin (24), drama The White Lotus (23) and comedy Hacks (14), HBO and HBO Max content chairman and CEO Casey Bloys hopped on the phone to dig into some of the surprises (two nominations for the outgoing Somebody Somewhere), smaller showings (House of the Dragon) and offer up some updates on a slew of nominated originals (The Penguin, The White Lotus, The Pitt) and 2025 offerings like the new season of The Gilded Age and the upcoming The Chair Company. He also had a very humble response to the suggestion of playing himself in a future season of Apple TV+’s The Studio.

The Penguin made a remarkably strong showing in the nominations.

In commemoration of their third duet together, Barbra Streisand has shared a video featuring Josh Groban's thoughts about working with the iconic musician on the song. Titled "Where Do I Go From You?", the new duet appears on “The Secret Of Life: Partners, Volume Two," released last month. They previously collaborated on "All I Know of Love" and "Somewhere" from West Side Story. "The song itself is full of all the things you want in a melancholy, unrequited love song," Groban notes in the video. "I think it works really well as a duet because it is essentially about the lens of somebody trying to relive all of the 'What Ifs' about a relationship, but the other voice still lingers..." The Secret Of Life: Partners, Volume Two...

Jon M. Chu is bringing his Oscar pedigree to the toy racetrack.

As Barbie proved under Greta Gerwig's direction, Mattel’s iconic toys can be reimagined into both box-office hits and awards contenders. Barbie earned eight Oscar nominations, including Best Picture, and grossed more than $1.4 billion worldwide. Now, Mattel is hoping to replicate that success — this time with its popular toy cars and a new film.

Cho's Wicked earned 10 Academy Award nominations, including Best Picture. The highly anticipated sequel, Wicked: For Good, will hit theaters Nov. 21. Although Chu was not nominated for Best Director at the Oscars, he did receive the honor at the Critics’ Choice Awards and the National Board of Review.

The Hot Wheels script will come from screenwriters Juel Taylor and Tony Rettenmaier, known for their work on Creed II and They Cloned Tyrone. The film will be produced by J.J. Abrams’ Bad Robot and Chu’s Electric Somewhere,...

Exclusive: Amazon MGM Studios’ feature adaptation of Yesteryear, the forthcoming novel by Caro Claire Burke, has found its writer in Emmy winner Hannah Friedman.

Anne Hathaway remains attached to star and will produce through her Somewhere Pictures banner, alongside Adam Shulman, as well as Suzan Bymel and Guymon Casady for Entertainment 360. Somewhere Pictures’ Jonathan Rice will exec produce alongside 360’s Alex Holcomb.

Entertainment 360 identified the hot novel last year through a literary scout, getting it in front of Hathaway and Shulman, with whom they teamed to take in to Amazon MGM Studios, winning a bidding war that involved three other studios. We reported exclusively on the auction last summer.

Yesteryear tells the story of Natalie, who seems to have the perfect life: a beautiful farmhouse on a working ranch, a handsome cowboy husband, six children, and eight million social media followers who adore her curated lifestyle.

Tim Bagley recently appeared on Radio Andy’s “The Julia Cunningham Show” and revealed that he was never given the opportunity to audition for “Saturday Night Live” due to his sexuality. He also opened up about the struggles he faced growing up gay in a society and household that labeled his identity a mental illness.

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“I was out as a gay man and people knew that they would not hire openly gay people,” Tim said about the “Saturday Night Live” audition process years ago.

“It was Lorne Michaels and Bernie Brillstein had kind of a thing where they did not hire gay people, so I never got to audition,” the “Somebody Somewhere” continued. “All my friends did, and I was always kind of a standout at The Groundlings, but I was out, and...

NYC Weekend Watch is our weekly round-up of repertory offerings.

Roxy Cinema

The Matrix Reloaded and In the Spirit both play on 35mm this Friday, with the latter repeating Saturday; a print of Barry Lyndon screens on Sunday.

Film Forum

All five of John Cazale’s films play; the 4K restoration of Shall We Dance?, debuting Masayuki Suo’s cut, and a new 35mm print of 8½ continue; Elia Kazan’s A Tree Grows In Brooklyn plays on Sunday.

Museum of Modern Art

A Theater Near You includes films by Welles, Raoul Walsh, Ozu, Dreyer, Renoir, and more.

Film at Lincoln Center

The Monica Vitti retrospective continues.

Paris Theater

Bleak Week begins.

Anthology Film Archives

A series on the Griots Theater Company begins.

Museum of the Moving Image

Stagecoach leads “See It Big: Stunts!“; The Birdcage shows Saturday and Sunday.

IFC Center

Ran continues in a 40th-anniversary restoration; Before Sunrise, Before Sunset,...

After three critically acclaimed seasons, HBO’s dramedy Somebody Somewhere has quietly wrapped its final chapter — yet surprisingly, it has done so without a single Emmy nomination (for now). As the series concludes, now is the moment to celebrate the storytelling and performances it has delivered throughout its run.

Every season of Somebody Somewhere boasts a 100 percent freshness rating on Rotten Tomatoes. It’s a testament to the show’s finely tuned balance of humor, heart, and honest storytelling. Created by Hannah Bos and Paul Thureen and starring Bridget Everett, who is also an executive producer and co-writer, the series has built a devoted following and earned accolades from critics and audiences alike. Its Peabody Award win underscores the show's meaningful exploration of identity, community, and emotional resilience.

See'It changed my life': Bridget Everett reflects on the emotional end of 'Somebody Somewhere'

While the Emmys have overlooked Somebody Somewhere,...

Exclusive: Stephen Dorff (Blade) is set to star opposite Terry Chen (Almost Famous), Fei Ren (The Terror) and Wern Lee (Voyagers) in Slant, a new crime thriller from director Chester Sit that’s wrapped production and is being presented to buyers at Cannes.

Slant follows an Asian teenager (Lee) who discovers his father was a legendary Triad enforcer. As he seeks his inheritance in a criminal underworld ruled by the ruthless Mo (Chen), he must choose between power, his soul, and his childhood mentor-turned-rival, Sid (Dorff). Set against a backdrop of violence and shifting loyalties, Slant dives deep into the savage — and at times surreal — world of organized crime.

Mark Kandborg penned the script. Keli Price is producing for Price Productions, alongside Richard Greenhalgh and Michael Olsen, with Evan Tylor and Caterina Scrivano of IndustryWorks Studios exec producing. Price negotiated Dorff’s deal, with IndustryWorks set to handle worldwide distribution and sales for the film.

If Asia is a galaxy, contemporary Asia is the planet the Far East Film Festival (Feff) of Udine has observed since its first edition in 1999. Now in its 27th year, the festival remains focused on the evolving landscape of Asian cinema. This year’s lineup includes 75 titles from 11 countries: 7 world premieres, 15 international premieres, 20 European premieres, and 19 Italian premieres. The selection spans popular cinema, auteur films, and tributes to the past, offering a deep look at today’s Asia.

Graphic designer Roberto Rosolin captures this perspective in Feff’s official image, reinforcing the festival’s ever-curious gaze.

In 2024, legendary filmmaker Zhang Yimou received the Golden Mulberry for Lifetime Achievement Award at Feff. This year, the honor goes to a queen of Asian cinema: Sylvia Chang—actress, singer, director, screenwriter, producer, and radio DJ. “Icon” may be overused, but few words truly capture her impact. Audiences will be able to celebrate her...

Multi-platinum chart-topping band Ajr has announced their highly anticipated “Somewhere in the Sky Tour” for 2025. Produced by Live Nation, the 14-city tour kicks off on July 20 at Shoreline Amphitheatre in Mountain View, CA, making stops in Denver, Chicago, Detroit, Charlotte, Atlanta, New York, and more before wrapping up in Los Angeles at the Hollywood Bowl on October 4. After a breakthrough arena-headlining run with The Maybe Man Tour, Ajr is hitting the road again for a special summer concert experience—this time with several of their favorite artists. “There’s something magical about outdoor shows, whether it’s festivals or our own headlining gigs,” Ajr ... Read more...

Featuring a painstaking production that took place in Malaysia and Taiwan, “Next Stop, Somewhere” presents a triptych of stories that are connected through a feeling of being trapped the protagonists feel and not only due to Covid.

Next Stop, Somewhere is screening at Cinema at Sea

Hong Kong actor Huang has left Hong Kong after the Umbrella Movement, and has moved to Taipei, arguably the most liberal East Asian country. However, as soon as he got there, he found himself restrained in a hotel room due to quarantine, not to mention that he has trouble getting the money he transferred from Hong Kong. His only connection with the outside world is a maid in the hotel, Xiao Qian, who is the one whom he asks for books and cigarettes. The girl on the other hand, has her own set of problems, being trapped in a lesbian relationship with Bae, whom...

Emily in Paris star Ashley Park, Modern Family‘s Jesse Tyler Ferguson, and Andrew Rannells braved the rain to witness the Broadway-bound production of Stephen Sondheim’s Old Friends at the Ahmanson Theatre on Thursday (February 13) in Los Angeles.

Stephen Sondheim’s Old Friends is a musical revue celebrating the legendary composer’s illustrious career, spanning “Everything’s Coming Up Roses” from Gypsy, a medley from Sweeney Todd,” “Somewhere” from West Side Story” and most unforgettably, “Being Alive” from Company. The show features an ensemble cast of Broadway veterans, including Bernadette Peters and Lea Salonga, delivering heartfelt renditions of Sondheim’s most beloved works. The Los Angeles run serves as a prelude to the show’s Broadway transfer, with previews set to begin on March 25 at the Samuel J. Friedman Theatre and an official opening on April 8.

Tickets for the Los Angeles performances, running through March 9, are available now at Center Theatre Group LA.

Even a torrential downpour couldn’t dampen the spirit of Stephen Sondheim that flowed through Center Theatre Group on Thursday night.

Ctg’s Ahmanson Theatre hosted the opening night performance of Cameron Mackintosh’s production of Stephen Sondheim’s Old Friends, starring Broadway greats Bernadette Peters and Lea Salonga and a cast of stage veterans. Billed as a “great big Broadway show,” Old Friends landed in Los Angeles for a North American premiere after a run in London’s West End. It will be staged at the Ahmanson through March 9 before it sets off for the Great White Way with a Broadway run opening April 8 at the Samuel J. Friedman Theatre at 261 West 47th Street. Previews begin March 25.

The stars came out despite the rain, and The Hollywood Reporter spotted a number of industry insiders including Jesse Tyler Ferguson, Ashley Park, Andrew Rannells, Ian Paget, producers Lauren Shuler Donner and Dan Jinks,...

On her sixth studio album, Forever, Lilly Hiatt explores themes of isolation, self-identity, and domestic bliss. Based on that description, you might think you know what it sounds like: quiet, intimate, and replete with sparse acoustic finger-picking and tenderly sung, soul-baring lyrics. While Hiatt has always been an exceptionally vulnerable songwriter, what Forever adds to her repertoire is its unrelenting barrage of brawling guitars, punkish attitude, and hopped-up melodicism. It’s by far Hiatt’s most exhilarating album, as if filling her psyche with ringing, distorted noise was the only way she could think of to crowd out her demons.

Hiatt’s music often gets slapped with the Americana label, but she’s built an eclectic oeuvre that includes a good number of kick-ass rock songs. Forever, though, is her first full-on rock album, and it’s as bracing as a splash of cold water to the face. The sub-...

Jeremy Strong accomplished what many actors could not, by playing “the vilest man of the 20th century” in Ali Abbasi’s The Apprentice. Although he has previously taken on controversial characters, this particular role presented some hesitation for him.

Jeremy Strong as Roy Cohn in The Apprentice | Credit: Briarcliff Entertainment

Strong played the infamous Roy Cohn, a lawyer and political hitman active in the 70s and 80s. Cohn began his career as an attorney, spending 30 years in the legal profession. He is best known publicly as the mentor of Donald Trump, the President of the United States. Throughout his career, Cohn faced multiple charges of witness tampering and professional misconduct.

While The Apprentice actor has portrayed several political roles such as Kendall Roy in Succession which significantly propelled his career. However, he was initially reluctant to take on the portrayal of Roy Cohn.

Jeremy Strong took the risk of playing...

American Idol season 22 winner Abi Carter has been very busy since she was crowned the champion of the reality singing competition series in May 2024. Abi, a 21-year-old musician from Indio, California, made history during American Idol season 22 as the first platinum ticket recipient ever to win the show. During her audition, she wowed the judges--Lionel Richie, Katy Perry, and Luke Bryan--with her extraordinary rendition of "What Was I Made For?" by Billie Eilish. Abi went on to win American Idol season 22, defeating runner-up Will Moseley and third-place finisher Jack Blocker during the season finale.

During American Idol season 22, Abi had so many phenomenal performances, including "Oceans (Where Feet May Fall)," "Welcome To The Black Parade," "Clocks," "Bring Me To Life," "My Songs Know What You Did In The Dark (Light 'Em Up)," "Hello," "Bed Of Roses," and "Somewhere." Abi also performed her single, "This Isn't Over," which she co-wrote with Samuel Michael Shrieve,...

There’s a secret magic hidden just below the surface in the Land of Oz. No, it’s not the Grimmerie, nor even the many aspects of visual design crafted by the production team of “Wicked.” It’s the film’s score, which builds on Stephen Schwartz’s classic Broadway compositions and allows director Jon M. Chu to stretch and extend sequences so cinematic moments can really land. Composer John Powell created these musical bridges across numbers and across the Emerald City, but he got the job without having seen any version of “Wicked” before.

“I knew some of the songs, obviously,” Powell told IndieWire. “One of my first gigs in Hollywood was working on the songs of ‘The Prince of Egypt’ with Stephen [Schwartz] and Hans [Zimmer] and so I had to admit to him that I’d never seen the musical.”

But that outsider perspective was invaluable to the music team on “Wicked,...

Anne Hathaway and Dave Bautista are set to star in an untitled action comedy for Amazon MGM Studios and Agbo.

The movie is inspired by an actual sting operation in which agents posed as a couple to infiltrate global criminal enterprises. It culminated in a staged wedding in New Jersey. When the crime bosses arrived to check in for their table assignments, they were arrested and taken away to avoid alerting the next suspect.

The story follows two mismatched undercover FBI agents with radically different styles who are forced to pretend to live together. Initially, they cannot stand each other, but by the end, they learn to respect one another as the case unfolds.

Also in news – Austin Butler eyed for Luca Guadagnino‘s adaptation of ‘American Psycho’

Jonathan Tropper will pen the script. Joe and Anthony Russo, alongside Angela Russo-Otstot, Michael Disco and Tropper will produce the project.

Hathaway...

And then there were five. But only one of The Voice’s remaining Season 26 contestants can win the sing-off and go on to a career that we’ll all grumble isn’t as big as that of American Idol alumni like Kelly Clarkson and Jennifer Hudson. Whose chances of scoring that coveted prize are the best? Ahead of Monday’s finale (at 8/7c on NBC), let’s review our (high and low) notes.

Danny Joseph | Team Reba McEntire’s rocker is an electric showman — when the numbers that he performs allow him to really plug in and short our circuits.

The world has been abuzz with pink and green this past week following the release of Jon M. Chu's Wicked. According to star Ariana Grande, fans can also keep an eye out for some other colors of the rainbow. Characters like the Wicked Witch, Munchkins, and Glinda the Good have been a part of our zeitgeist for over a century. However, with the release of Wicked (2024) bringing them back into the forefront, star Ariana Grande dropped a new piece of information that has perked up viewers' ears. In an interview with Gay Times, Grande revealed that she believes her character in Wicked might be a "Friend of Dorothy" after all. Here is what she said, and what might support her theory in the plot of Wicked.

Some Brief 'Wicked' Context for the Uninitiated

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Wicked serves as a prequel to L. Frank Baum's The Wonderful Wizard of Oz,...

The drama from a kids karate tournament couldn’t stop a pair of Cobra Kai characters from taking a well-deserved break for some, uhh, extracurricular activity. And no, we aren’t talking about Robby and Zara.

Tensions rose higher than ever in Season 6, Part 2, which led Chozen and Kim Da-Eun to get a bit physical. Only this time, it wasn’t a sparring match. (Well, it was until it wasn’t.) While out one night in Barcelona, the two senseis did come to blows, but that frustration quickly morphed into a make-out session and so much more. Let’s just...

The following contains spoilers from the Nov. 17 premiere of Dune: Prophecy on HBO.

Talk about stranger danger.

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Dune: Prophecy, a TV series set 10,148 years prior to the Dune movies starring Timothée Chalamet and Rebecca Ferguson, premiered this Sunday night on HBO.

It remains to be seen whether the Season 5 finale of Yellowstone will also be the end of the Paramount Network series. (Read why here.) But if the show doesn’t go on, Kelly Reilly and Cole Hauser tell TVLine that they are satisfied with the way that it rides off into the sunset. “Very,” Reilly adds.

“Beyond that — I’ll speak for myself,” Hauser chimes in, “I would say it’s been a huge accomplishment to be a part of a show like this that took place in an unbelievable setting like Montana and to work with one of the...

The following contains spoilers for Cobra Kai Season 6, Part 2.

Amanda Larusso was right: The karate drama has gone way too far. And now, it’s officially turned deadly.

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In the Season 6, Part 2 finale of Cobra Kai, sheer pandemonium hits the Sekai Taikai,...

Graham Yost, the creator and showrunner of Apple TV+’s Silo series, has one piece of advice for viewers ahead of Season 2, which debuts Friday, Nov. 15.

“I think everyone should buy the books but not read them until we’re done with the series, so we get to reveal all the answers,” Yost suggests with but a hint of a wink.

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One way of looking at history is to perceive it as a multitude of narratives. While the way it is sometimes taught, for example, in school, suggests it is a linear narrative based on cause and effect, a more detailed look confirms the over-simplified notion of this approach or understanding. Especially when it comes to a culture that has been dealing with oppression, persecution and in general an authoritarian regime, it is not only recommended but necessary to reject any simplified approaches. At least, this is probably what any viewer will take away from Singaporean director Daniel Hui‘s latest work “Small Hours of the Night”, which, even though it centers around two performers, weaves a complex web of stories and timelines presenting a view on his home country’s past, especially its handling of dissent and resistance.

Small Hours of the Night is screening at Doclisboa

The story, which...

Friday Night Lights alum Kyle Chandler is the latest actor to be invited to try on a Green Lantern Ring, HBO announced Wednesday.

In August, Josh Brolin was offered the role of Hal Jordan in HBO‘s live-action Lanterns series, but as THR.com later reported, the Avengers franchise vet declined the gig. Matthew McConaughey, Obi-Wan Kenobi star Ewan McGregor, Justified gunslinger Timothy Olyphant and Star Trek captain Chris Pine reportedly were also on the short list.

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HBO has revealed the official trailer and key art for Somebody Somewhere Season 3, which will wrap up the series and premiere on Sunday, October 27 (10:30 – 11:00 p.m. Et/Pt). Starring comedian and singer Bridget Everett, Somebody Somewhere Season 3 will debut on HBO and will be available to stream on Max.

From Mighty Mint, Duplass Brothers Productions, and executive producers Bridget Everett, Hannah Bos, and Paul Thureen, the series follows Sam (Everett), a true Kansan on the surface but, beneath it all, struggling to fit the hometown mold.

Grappling with loss and acceptance, singing is Sam’s saving grace. It leads her on a journey to discover herself and a community of outsiders who don’t fit in but don’t give up, showing that finding your people and finding your voice is possible. Anywhere. Somewhere. In season three, we see growth against all odds.

The cast includes Bridget Everett...

Bridget Everett is moving on up and out of “Somebody Somewhere.”

The beloved HBO series is set to conclude with its upcoming third and final season. Writer, executive producer, and lead star Everett returns as Kansas resident Sam, who is struggling to fit the hometown mold.

The official synopsis reads: “Grappling with loss and acceptance, singing is Sam’s saving grace and leads her on a journey to discover herself and a community of outsiders who don’t fit in but don’t give up, showing that finding your people, and finding your voice, is possible. Anywhere. Somewhere. In season three, we see growth against all odds.”

Jeff Hiller returns as Sam’s bestie Joel, along with Mary Catherine Garrison as her sister Tricia. The ensemble cast includes Murray Hill, Tim Bagley, Jennifer Mudge, Mercedes White, Meighan Gerachis, and franchise newcomer Ólafur Darri Ólafsson.

The second season of “Somebody Somewhere...

I love the beginning of a new month because that means there's so many new shows to come on streaming! It's a wonderful time for us avid TV fans and there's definitely lots to look forward to this time around. From spooky series' for the Halloween season to just regular ones, there's over 40 shows to watch on streaming in October 2024! Find out what you can tune in to on Max, Netflix, and more below.

HBO/MaxThe Franchise season 1, Oct. 6 Have I Got News For You season 1, Oct. 6Roller Jam season 1, Oct. 10The Confidante season 1, Oct. 11 I Am Not A Monster: The Lois Riess Murders, Oct. 15 (documentary)Louder: The Soundtrack of Change, Oct. 17 (documentary) Breath of Fire, Oct. 23 (documentary)Somebody Somewhere season 3, Oct. 27

If you like the comedy series Somebody Somewhere, then you'll be happy to know that the third season of the show is coming back Sunday, Oct. 27, 2024 on HBO...

Director Francis Ford Coppola names his favorite of Sofia Coppola's films. Sofia Coppola is the daughter of auteur director Francis Ford Coppola, who is best known for his work on films such as Apocalypse Now, The Conversation, and The Godfather trilogy. Born in 1971, Sofia Coppola began directing feature films in 1999, when she made her feature debut with The Virgin Suicides. Since then, Coppola has been the mastermind behind several well-regarded films, including Lost in Translation, The Beguiled, The Bling Ring, and most recently, the Priscilla Presley drama Priscilla, which was released last year.

Speaking with Konbini, Francis Ford Coppola reveals what his favorite Sofia Coppola film is. The filmmaker began by praising his director daughter's work in general, saying that "most of her films are great." He then settled upon one of her films in particular, a movie called Somewhere. He said that Somewhere is "in some ways [his] favorite,...

Somebody Somewhere is coming to an end.

The third and final season of the HBO series, starring, written, and executive produced by comedian and singer Bridget Everett, returns Sunday, October 27 at 10:30 p.m. Et on HBO, and will be available to stream on Max.

Here’s a plot summary from HBO: “The series follows Sam (Everett), a true Kansan on the surface, but, beneath it all, struggling to fit the hometown mold. Grappling with loss and acceptance, singing is Sam’s saving grace and leads her on a journey to discover herself and a community of outsiders who don’t fit in but don’t give up, showing that finding your people, and finding your voice, is possible. Anywhere. Somewhere. In season three, we see growth against all odds.”

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The Season 3 cast includes Jeff Hiller (Joel), Mary Catherine Garrison (Tricia Miller), Tim Bagley...

HBO has announced that the third and final season of its Peabody Award-winning series Somebody Somewhere will premiere on Sunday, October 27 (10:30 – 11:00 p.m. Et/Pt) on HBO and will be available to stream on Max. Comedian and singer Bridget Everett stars in the critically acclaimed series.

From Mighty Mint, Duplass Brothers Productions, and executive producers Bridget Everett, Hannah Bos, and Paul Thureen, the series follows Sam (Everett), a true Kansan on the surface but, beneath it all, struggling to fit the hometown mold.

Grappling with loss and acceptance, singing is Sam’s saving grace. It leads her on a journey to discover herself and a community of outsiders who don’t fit in but don’t give up, showing that finding your people and finding your voice is possible. Anywhere. Somewhere. In season three, we see growth against all odds.

The cast includes Bridget Everett (Sam Miller), Jeff Hiller...

It’s almost time to say goodbye to Sam and her Kansas pals: The Peabody Award-winning Somebody Somewhere will kick off its third and final season October 27 on HBO.

The series follows Sam (Bridget Everett), a true Kansan on the surface, but, beneath it all, struggling to fit the hometown mold. Grappling with loss and acceptance, singing is Sam’s saving grace and leads her on a journey to discover herself and a community of outsiders who don’t fit in but don’t give up, showing that finding your people, and finding your voice, is possible. Anywhere. Somewhere. In Season 3, we see growth against all odds.

The final season includes Jeff Hiller, Mary Catherine Garrison, Tim Bagley, Murray Hill, Jennifer Mudge, Mercedes White, Meighan Gerachis and Ólafur Darri Ólafsson.

“It has been the greatest dream to bring this world to life, and to do it with HBO. Kansas Prairie-sized love and thanks to Amy,...

American Idol season 22 winner Abi Carter announces Laur Elle as the opening act for her first headlining concert on July 27. Abi is recording new music, following her single "This Isn't Over," which debuted at No. 23 on the Digital Song Sales chart. American Idol season 22 winner Abi Carter has the potential to follow in the footsteps of season 1 winner Kelly Clarkson and become a pop superstar.

American Idol season 22 winner Abi Carter has announced that Canadian singer Laur Elle will open for her during her first headlining concert. Abi, a 21-year-old musician from Indio, California, made history during American Idol season 22 when she became the first platinum ticket recipient ever to win the show. She wowed the judges--Lionel Richie, Katy Perry, and Luke Bryan--with her extraordinary rendition of "What Was I Made For?" by Billie Eilish. Abi went on to win American Idol season 22, defeating runner-up Will Moseley and...

American Idol season 22 winner Abi Carter announced her first concert, "No Amount of Dark." Abi will perform at the Acrisure Arena in California on Saturday, July 27. Abi told her fans that she has so many new songs and surprises for them.

American Idol season 22 winner Abi Carter announced her first concert about a month after she took home the crown on the reality singing competition series. At her American Idol audition, Abi, a 21-year-old musician from Indio, California, stunned the judges--Lionel Richie, Katy Perry, and Luke Bryan--with her phenomenal rendition of "What Was I Made For?" by Billie Eilish. They gave her one of the three platinum tickets of the season. Abi went on to win American Idol season 22, defeating runner-up Will Moseley and third place finisher Jack Blocker during the season finale.

"Surprise!! My first ever live concert 'No Amount of Dark' will be at Acrisure Arena on Saturday,...

Uncharted 2 is a great chance to finally bring Elena Fisher into the movie franchise after the character's absence in the first film. Casting choices like Elle Fanning, Stephanie Hsu, Samara Weaving, and others could do justice to Elena's iconic character in the sequel. With Sony confirming the development of Uncharted 2, choosing the right actor to portray Elena is crucial for the adventures ahead.

Uncharted 2 is the perfect opportunity to introduce the most important missing character from the games, Elena Fisher, and from Amandla Stenberg to Kathryn Newton, there are many great casting choices for the role. The first Uncharted movie introduced Tom Holland as Nathan Drake, Mark Wahlberg as Sully, and Sophia Ali as Chloe Frazer. It also teased Nates long-lost brother Sam. But Elena, the intrepid reporter who joined Nate on all his adventures in video game form, was nowhere to be seen. The post-credits scene teased her arrival...

I have always been impressed by Elle Fanning’s elegant red carpet style, and her most recent ensemble—a vintage dress that accentuated her hourglass figure—is no exception.

On Thursday night, Elle attended The House of Suntory’s celebration of Roku Gin’s new “Come Alive with the Seasons” campaign vignette, where she portrays a party host. She dressed to impress as the evening’s headliner, opting for a vintage John Galliano look.

Elle Fanning at the celebration of her “Come Alive with the Seasons” campaign for The House of Suntory’s Roku Gin at 528 West 22nd Street in New York City (Credit: Jennifer Graylock / INSTARimages)

The House of Suntory Roku Gin Campaign

The 26-year-old Maleficent actress has been selected to star in The House of Suntory’s Roku Gin “Come Alive with the Seasons” campaign, inviting gin lovers to experience the best of every season amidst a rapidly becoming more digitally dominated society.

Exclusive: Blue Fox Entertainment has acquired Autumn and the Black Jaguar from Studiocanal. Blue Fox will release the family-friendly adventure film in theaters nationwide later this year.

Directed by Gilles de Maistre (Mia and the White Lion), the film stars Lumi Pollack (The Fallout), Emily Bett Rickards (The CW’s Arrow), and Paul Greene (Somewhere), with Wayne Charles Baker (Indian Horse), Kelly Hope Taylor (Good Sam), and newcomers Lucrezia Pini and Airam Camacho rounding out the cast.

​​Growing up in the Amazon rainforest gave Autumn the rarest of friendships – a lost jaguar cub she names Hope. When a tragic event forces Autumn to leave Hope for the unknowns of New York City, she dreams for years of going back to the rainforest and her friend. At 14 and having grown accustomed to city life, Autumn discovers her childhood village is under threat from animal traffickers and decides she must return to...

Exclusive: Academy Award winner Shirley MacLaine (Terms of Endearment) and Stephen Dorff (True Detective) have entered production in New Jersey on People Not Places, an indie drama from director Brad Furman (The Lincoln Lawyer).

Written by Ellen Brown Furman (The Infiltrator), the filmmaker’s mother, the film watches as an elderly widow (MacLaine) living in Atlantic City meets an erratic homeless man (Dorff) who sleeps in cars. Their shared loneliness causes them to bond, as they find the courage to face his regrettable past and her shortened future.

Brad Furman and Jess Fuerst are producing the film under their Road Less Traveled Productions banner. Jim Seibel and Kyle David Crosby are also producing.

Said Brad Furman in a statement to Deadline, “This is the opportunity of a lifetime, as I have been collaborating with...