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Hollywood’s Golden Age was a time of prolific filmmaking, and nowhere was this more evident than in the Westerns. Tinseltown was a powerhouse of cowboy pictures, horse operas, and shoot-'em-ups, forging legendary movie stars in the process. Among the most iconic to emerge during this era were a duo made up of Roy Rogers, the "King of the Cowboys," and his trusted sidekick, Gabby Hayes. Between 1938 and 1943, this dynamic pair appeared together in an astonishing 41 films, cementing their legacy as one of the most productive and beloved Western partnerships of all time. Other film pairings of the time, like John Ford's legendary run of movies with John Wayne, or even Fords' Movies with actor Harry Carey, were astounding in their own right, but none came close to Roy Rogers and Gabby Hayes.

At the heart of their success was the chemistry between both men. Roy Rogers embodied the classic Western hero: brave,...

Is Hollywood’s glittering dream machine losing some of its biggest stars? In 2018, we heard that Tom Cruise, known for his larger-than-life persona, has subtly tiptoed out of the limelight. It looks like the actor might have some company in the ‘Goodbye Hollywood’ club.

Angelina Jolie || Credits: Gage Skidmore || Cca 2.0/Wikimedia Commons

Hot on his tailored coattails, Angelina Jolie, another luminary who’s been the talk of Tinseltown, is eyeing an exit strategy herself. Once married to Brad Pitt, she’s openly shared her desire for a life that’s less paparazzi-flash and more nature’s embrace, hinting at spending more time in Cambodia and with her family.

Why Did Tom Cruise Leave Hollywood? The Truth Behind His Decision

From his star-turning role in The Outsiders to defying gravity in Mission: Impossible, Tom Cruise has proven time and again that he’s got more staying power than a vintage sports car.

On Friday, September 6, 2024, at 11:00 Pm, “Access Daily With Mario & Kit” returns for Season 14, Episode 223. Co-hosted by the charismatic trio of Mario Lopez, Kit Hoover, and Scott Evans, this one-hour syndicated entertainment news and lifestyle talk show promises a lively blend of Hollywood insights and lifestyle tips.

In this episode, viewers can look forward to engaging celebrity interviews that bring them closer to their favorite stars. The co-hosts will delve into the latest buzz from Tinseltown, sharing exclusive stories and updates that keep fans in the loop. With its unique mix of entertainment and lifestyle segments, “Access Daily” is designed to inspire and entertain, covering everything from fashion trends to delicious recipes and the latest viral sensations.

As the show continues its 13th season, it remains a go-to destination for anyone interested in the world of pop culture. This episode promises to be another exciting installment filled with fun discussions,...

In the world of celebrity romances, where star-studded couples often dominate the headlines, Lana Del Rey’s latest relationship is capturing attention for very different reasons. As the iconic singer, known for her melancholic melodies and ethereal presence, began reportedly dating Jeremy Dufrene, a humble tour guide, Rey became the talk of Tinseltown.

Lana Del Rey | Image: Jaguar Cars Mena, licensed under Cc By 2.0, via Wikimedia Commons

Lana Del Rey and Jeremy Dufrene’s budding romance thereafter sparked a whirlwind of media frenzy and fan reactions. While most of her fans appeared happy for the singer, a few netizens began slamming Rey for defying conventional expectations of finding love among people of similar social status.

Lana Del Rey’s Poetic Love Story Reminiscent of Titanic Defies the Norm

Following her previous high-profile relationships with renowned icons, spanning from G-Eazy to Evan Winiker (via Harper’s Bazaar), Lana Del Rey seemingly...

Quick Links The Rhythm Section Is Based on a Novel and Features an Ensemble Cast The Rhythm Section Received an Underwhelming Critical Response The Rhythm Section Was a Record-Shattering Box Office Bomb

Blake Lively is one of the world's most recognizable Hollywood actresses, as her endearing relationship with husband and fellow actor Ryan Reynolds and illustrious television and film work have established her as a certified leading lady. Though Lively's reputation in Tinseltown and with the public has taken a bit of a hit in recent weeks due to the drama surrounding her blockbuster romantic drama It Ends With Us, there's no denying that the performer has showcased her talents in front of the camera time-and-time again.

However, in 2020, Lively headlined one of the industry's most infamous box office blunders when she appeared in the poorly received action thriller The Rhythm Section, an adaptation of the Mark Burnell novel that...

While Only Murders in the Building had thrilled fans with its witty mysteries set in the famous New York apartment building, the Arconia, the fourth season brought a fresh twist—Hollywood came to them.

Charles, Oliver, and Mabel found themselves at the center of a movie adaptation of their podcast, with big stars like Eugene Levy and Eva Longoria taking on roles. At the same time, the gang had to solve their most personal case yet after the shocking shooting of Sazz, a long-time friend of Charles’.

Season four kicked off with the Arconia trio making a trip out to Los Angeles, where a major studio wanted to turn their true crime adventures into a feature film. This threw the eccentric residents of the Arconia together with some of the biggest names in Tinseltown. While a fun chance for celebrity cameos, producer Molly Shannon also had the gang pondering trickier...

Is Francis Ford Coppola really bringing the stars back from Hollywood’s metaphorical deadpool? Ahead of the highly-anticipated debut of his ambitious film, Megalopolis, next month, the Oscar-winning director sheds light on his daring casting choices.

The film, a grand tale set in a reimagined America, chronicles an architect’s strenuous efforts to rebuild New Rome after a catastrophic disaster while battling the elite power structures. Featuring the likes of Jon Voight, Shia Labeouf, Adam Driver, and Giancarlo Esposito, the cast reads like a list of actors who’ve faced the Hollywood guillotine of cancel culture.

Megalopolis (2024) | Credit: Lionsgate Films

In a recent interview with Rolling Stone, Coppola revealed he pivoted from hiring the dandy darlings of Tinseltown to avoid producing what could be brushed off as just another “woke Hollywood production”. Instead, he aimed to keep it grounded and genuine, away from the hot air of current controversies. Also,...

MCU has quite a lot of projects on its release slate both when it comes to movies and Disney+ shows. In recent weeks we’ve gotten quite a few updates on MCU’s ‘Vision’ show bound to focus on White Vision.

James Spader was confirmed to return as Ultron in the show, with Scarlet Witch possibly making an appearance as well. While ‘Vision’ was confirmed to be part of a ‘WandaVision’ trilogy along with ‘Agatha All Along,’ recent rumors might indicate that the show is a part of one more trilogy – one related to West Coast Avengers.

This rumor was put forward by somewhat reputable source Daniel Richtman, as he stated on his private Patreon that the live-action show might feature some elements from the West Coast Avengers comic-book series:

The Disney+ ‘Vision’ series will reportedly feature some elements from the ‘West Coast Avengers’ comic book series.

(via @DanielRPK) pic.

It will be a real shame if George Miller doesn’t get to make his mooted follow-up, The Wasteland, because of the low takings of such a creatively ambitious and oddball film as Furiosa

The film industry is obsessed with box office figures. The Tinseltown trades spend far more time focusing on whichever recent blockbuster has lost $200m than they do on the movies that pick up critical plaudits. There is a constant sense that, with such huge budgets flying around in the era of Avatar: The Way of Water and Indiana Jones and the Dial of Destiny that the entire financial Hollywood house of cards could be about to come crashing down faster than one can mutter “massive CGI mega-budget” under one’s breath.

I was once fortunate enough to share the same rarefied air as Willem Dafoe, who asked me politely, in response to an impertinent question regarding...

Hollywood has been linked to the American film industry for centuries. From the early days of silent films, directors and actors have perfected the craft of making films that enrich the values of moviegoers. Since The Count of Monte Cristo graced the silver screens in 1908 and wowed viewers, the vast wealth of entertainment that has come from the famed Tinseltown is unlike any other form of entertainment. As the years passed and the development of modern filmmaking tech progressed, so did film and its storytelling magic.

Salma Hayek has long been regarded as one of the most beautiful actors in Hollywood. The star rose to fame in Tinsel Town after starring in 1996's "From Dusk Till Dawn," and has continued to expand her résumé, appearing in films like "Wild Wild West," "Dogma," and "Frida," the latter of which garnered critical acclaim. Most recently, Hayek is the voice of Kitty Softpaws in "Puss in Boots: The Last Wish" and stars alongside Channing Tatum as Maxandra Mendoza in "Magic Mike's Last Dance," set to release on Feb. 10.

Despite being such a high-profile celebrity, the actor maintains a private personal life. The actor has been married to French businessman François-Henri Pinault since 2009. Over the years, Hayek has had nothing but loving things to say about her husband of 14 years. "You know the thing is that in pictures you cannot begin to guess the magic in him," she explained during...

Khaby Lame became the most-followed creator on TikTok this year. Now he’s almost ready to enter the next phase of his career, but he needs to perfect his English first.

The Italian star, who has used wordless TikToks to turn himself from a factory worker into a Boss, has his eye on Hollywood. He told Fortune that his “dream” is to win an Oscar — even though he is on track to make about 10 million this year from TikTok and other ventures.

Lame’s desire to make it in Tinseltown is compelling him to improve his English. He practices the language by watching the kids’ show Daniel Tiger for three hours daily. “My dream is that one day we’ll win an Oscar,” he told Fortune.

The “we” in that quote is Lame and Alessandro Riggio, his manager. They are flatmates in an apartment in Milan, but they could definitely...

Al Pacino created an urban legend with Tony Montana, and Brian De Palma’s Scarface (1983) is an icon of the gangster film genre; one of an unholy trinity alongside The Godfather (1972) and Goodfellas (1990). But when it premiered in New York, Steven Bauer, who played Manny Ribera in the film, remembers Martin Scorsese turning around halfway through the movie to warn: “You guys are great, but be prepared, because they’re going to hate it in Hollywood. Because it’s about them.”

The same could be said about the original Scarface. Studio filmmakers saw producer Howard Hughes as a rich interloper, bullying his way onto the lot with too many guns blazing. Conversely, Brian De Palma’s Scarface is about excess, and how success depends on it. Oliver Stone’s screenplay for the ‘80s movie used a gangster as an allegory for the Reagan administration’s war on drugs and the capitalistic greed of the era.

Old Hollywood makes a return to the big screen later this year in Oscar-winning “La La Land” and “First Man” director Damien Chazelle’s new film “Babylon,” but this is far from a sanitized take on 1920s Tinseltown.

Paramount Pictures has unveiled some first-look images from “Babylon” that showcase Chazelle’s impressive ensemble, including Brad Pitt as an established movie star and Margot Robbie as an ingénue on the rise.

Described as a tale of outsized ambition and outrageous excess, the story traces the rise and fall of multiple characters during an era of unbridled decadence and depravity in early Hollywood. This is a fully R-rated take on a turning point in the history of Hollywood, when silent films gave way to talkies and movie stardom exploded.

Jovan Adepo, Li Jun Li and Jean Smart also star in the film, which Chazelle wrote. The “Whiplash” filmmaker reunites with his “First Man...

Eminem just added another award to his already vast trophy case. The Detroit rapper (along with Dr. Dre, Snoop Dogg, Kendrick Lamar, 50 Cent, and Mary J. Blige) won a 2022 Creative Arts Emmy award for his participation in this year’s Super Bowl Halftime performance. The star-studded 14-minute set won an award for Outstanding Variety Special during the two-day awards showcase.

With last week’s win, Slim Shady is now only a Tony Award away from the entertainment world’s Grand Slam: an Egot, or Emmy, Grammy, Oscar and Tony.

Enough already with the prequels.

From Marvel to Lucasfilm, from House of the Dragon to The Lord of the Rings, from one horror classic to another, Hollywood is fully investing in and doubling down on movies and TV series that show us what happened before the iconic or classic films and series that we already love, whether we really need to know what happened or not.

The empire of dreams known as Tinseltown, alleged source of unbridled, endless creativity and imagination, is resorting to massive dumps of fan service, easter eggs, and the apparently bottomless pit of emotional nostalgia in the hopes that the combination of all these will keep hitting that dopamine button for fans, and keep the box office and streaming subscriptions humming.

Now, we know this sounds like a curmudgeon waving his fist at the clouds, just as we also know that the whole prequel thing goes back literally decades.

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While Ann Heche has been declared brain dead, a representative for the actress said that she has not yet been taken off life support. “While Anne is legally dead according to California law, her heart is still beating, and she has not been taken off life support so that One Legacy can see if she is a match for organ donation,” the representative said. Sources have claimed that Heche will likely be taken off the ventilator within the next 24 hours. Although her body still lives, Anne Heche’s family and friends know she’s gone. “We have lost a bright light, a kind and most joyful soul, a loving mother, and a loyal friend,” reads a statement from the family. “Anne will be deeply missed but she lives on through her beautiful sons, her iconic body of work, and her passionate advocacy. Her bravery for always standing in her truth,...

Grace Kelly was a star the moment she set foot in Hollywood, but the silver screen wasn't always her dream. The actress began her career on the stage, where she always had theatrical ambitions, even after she found success in Tinseltown. Kelly struggled to make a name for herself in New York, but she was a natural in front of the camera. The actress starred in movies with some of the studio era's biggest names, and she even became one of them herself. But she always held a torch for Broadway.

Kelly began her career in Manhattan, fresh out of her small town high school. Her...

The post How Hollywood Saved Grace Kelly's Early Acting Career appeared first on /Film.

(from left) Tito Manny (Joey Guila), Regina (Elena Juatco), Eugene (Eugene Cordero), Joe Valencia (Jo Koy), Tita Teresa (Tia Carrere), Tita Yvonne (Melody Butiu) and Susan (Lydia Gaston) in Easter Sunday, directed by Jay Chandrasekhar.

So, when’s the perfect time to release a big family comedy about a big family event that happens in the Spring? Why, the “dog days” of Summer, naturally. Or at least that’s the thinking behind this weekend’s answer to the big star-fueled “action-on-the-rails” blockbuster. But what was the question, again? Yeah, so when will another “stand-up” superstar branch into the movies (most go right to TV) with an “all ages” funny flick loosely based on his life, and his sell-out comedy concerts? Move over Amy Schumer, Pete Davidson, and Kevin Hart, here comes some competition with a unique, often spicy ethnic voice. So, strap in for one wild and raucous Easter Sunday.

Writer-director Malcolm D. Lee has re-assembled the entire nine-member cast of the original 1999 movie for this sequel.

Sequels are rampant in Hollywood, but it’s rare to see a sequel produced almost 15 years after the release of the original movie. This happens when a movie has a fan base, and filmmakers and cast members are eager to revisit an earlier opus. The Best Man was a hit in 1999, partly because it appealed to a more upscale African-American audience than Hollywood ordinarily acknowledges. Now writer-director Malcolm D. Lee has re-assembled the entire nine-member cast of the original movie for The Best Man Holiday, which is set at Christmas and has a good chance to succeed and also become a holiday perennial on TV and DVD.

The original movie followed the romantic and professional travails of a group of college friends as they set out in the world and prepared for the...

From the abolition of slavery to the 'war on terror', this year's Academy Awards are dominated by heavyweight political films

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Early in 1927, Louis B Mayer, the head of MGM studios and soon to be the highest-paid executive in the world, met a handful of fellow conservative thinkers to create an elite Hollywood organisation with the grandiose title of the Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences.

The aim was to deter the development of unions, or at least to control and arbitrate their operations. The academy, and the awards set up the following year as an expression of the good taste of its members (of whom there are now 6,000), began in politics and continue to be influenced by it.

Twenty years later, MGM went for three years without winning an Oscar and Mayer was fired by the company's ultimate boss in...

We're in an era of nostalgia at the movies in which many recently successful films have taken us back in time and lovingly recreated an age long past. (See: Midnight in Paris, Hugo, The Artist, etc.) Hollywood's fascination with the past continues, as Variety reports that The Bourne Identity helmer Doug Liman is stepping behind the camera for a time traveling love story called Time and Again. Based on Jack Finney's novel, the story follows an illustrator who mysteriously travels back to 1882 New York and is forced to choose which life he wants to lead: his old life where he belongs, or this new one in which he's found love. This project has been kicking around Tinseltown for years now, as Robert Redford originally tried to get it off the ground as a starring vehicle for himself in the mid-90s. There was also an attempt to turn it...

Movie history proved golden at this year's Oscars - what with the winning The Artist and Hugo, as well as the nominated My Week with Marilyn - so, what's next? How about a look-back to Tinseltown's glorious and goriest past with Scarlett Johansson and Anthony Hopkins, who are set to costar in the upcoming Alfred Hitchcock and the Making of Psycho, reports Variety. Johansson will play leading lady Janet Leigh, who took the screen's most famous shower in the 1960 classic of its genre. James D'Arcy (Madonna's W.E.) will play Anthony Perkins, whose acting career never quite recovered after...

From Crypt to script, Dracula is coming back to our screens in a number of new projects that all seem to be arising at the same time.

Last month, it emerged that NBC was developing a Dracula drama series set in the 1890s. The TV soap opera was described as "young, sexy and supernatural" and as "Dangerous Liaisons meet The Tudors."

It's being scripted by Cole Haddon, who previously wrote Hyde, an as-yet-unmade project from 2010 in which Dr Jekyll is released from prison to hunt a new monster who seems to be using an improved version of the Hyde transformation serum.

In addition, Hammer CEO Simon Oakes has revealed that they are considering "a contemporary Dracula" movie and already had potential filmmakers in mind.

He told Digital Spy: "Certainly in my time with Hammer we will definitely do a Dracula.

"We can't really tell you much about it but we really are looking at it.

So who's working like a dog in Tinseltown these days? Dogs, that's who! Canine celebs are popping up all over the place, including Oscar-nominated flicks and fave TV shows. From The Artist's Uggie, Hugo's Blackie and Beginners' Cosmo to Downton Abbey's Roly and Ellie, we've a got roundup of famous furry faces for you—plus some blasts from the past! Get The Photos: Dog Stars—Celebrity Canines...

Local risqué comedy A Few Best Men has added a further $1.1 million to its box office tally, but has slipped 41 per cent in its second weekend.

The Stephan Elliott-directed film, distributed by Icon, was shown on 244 screens, netting a screen average of $4459 . however this was down on its impressive opening weekend when it raked in $1.83 million across 242 screens.

The film . an Aussie Hangover-esque comedy about a wedding that goes wrong . slipped down a position on the box office ladder and is currently in fourth place behind Chronicle, The Descendants and Underworld: Awakening.

Written by Death At A Funeral screenwriter Dean Craig, the film stars Xavier Samuel, Rebel Wilson, Kris Marshall, Kevin Bishop and Olivia Newton-John.

Chronicle and The Descendants gave Fox a double whammy, taking both first and second position at the box office, grossing $2.9 million (192 screens) and $1.3 million (229 screens) respectively. Chronicle . about a group of mates who gain...

Season Of The Witch Blu-Ray 20th Century Fox Home Entertainment 2011/Rated PG-13/Running Time 95 mins List Price: $39.98 – Available June 28, 2011I can't honestly say I know what goes on in the head of Nicolas Cage, one of Hollywood's zaniest actors when he chooses a film, but it sure has been one hell of a ride. Cage earned respectability in Tinseltown by demonstrating an unwavering commitment to immersing himself in virtually any role, eventually earning an Oscar fifteen years ago for his work in Mike Figgis' Leaving Las Vegas. Three months later, Cage turned himself into an action star with the arrival of Michael Bay's The Rock in the summer of '96 and things have never been the same.There was a time when I didn't mind Cage making soulless action-adventure films because their success gave him the breathing room to take risks with small wonderful dramas like Ridley Scott's Matchstick Men,...

Is it a bird? is it a plane? Well, the bird might turn out to be a Black Swan if the latest rumours in Tinseltown are true.

Darren Aronofsky, whose ballet thriller Black Swan starring Natalie Portman is released in the UK in February, is said to be "in active talks" to direct the new Superman film.

The Los Angeles Times and also The Hollywood Reporter say the filmmaker is in the running for the Warner Bros project, which will be produced and creatively guided by Christopher Nolan and is set for a December 2012 release.

In addition, Ben Affleck (pictured above), who directed newly-released bank heist drama The Town, is said to have been in discussions last week about steering Superman back on to the screen but "is no longer pursuing it."

Previously, it was claimed the directors Nolan was approaching were: Zack Snyder, Duncan Jones, Jonathan Liebesman, Matt Reeves and Tony Scott.

One of gaming's most hallowed role-playing game series experienced a resurgence with 2008's "Fallout 3," which focused on the Capital Wasteland, the remnants of Washington, D.C. in a post-apocalyptic world ravaged by nuclear war. The sprawling tale of the protagonist's search for his father across a landscape populated with disfigured mutants, biker bandits and giant mutated insects won over many.

Ron Perlman has served as narrator in every "Fallout" game, and he was joined in "Fallout 3" by Liam Neeson and Malcolm McDowell in key roles. The Holywood star power wasn't necessarily a key ingredient in the success of "Fallout 3," but the extra polish of those recognizable voices helped increase the sheen of the Bethesda Softworks' great storytelling.

Now, the next installment of the "Fallout" series, "Fallout: New Vegas" moves west and adds a slew of Tinseltown talent. Here's the relevant bit from the press release:

Matthew Perry plays Benny, a smooth-talking,...

As he takes pride of place in The Expendables, Duncan counts down the finest movies of his action movie idol, Mr Jason Statham...

Now, before you start reading any further, you might be thinking, "What the hell have they written this list for? Surely he hasn't even made ten films yet?"

But you'd be wrong on two counts.

Firstly, the reason that Jason Statham has been so successful is from working damn hard since he broke through in 1998 with Lock, Stock And Two Smoking Barrels. In the last twelve years, he's clocked up twenty-four onscreen appearances.

Sensibly, he's chosen to concentrate on mostly making the films that he's naturally suited to: action movies.

The reason I'm most grateful for this is because of the seeming generosity with which it feels he's rewarding me as an action fan. I'd be happy if every other film he ever did was a sequel to The Transporter,...

Don't let the extremely dull and cliché poster fool you! The upcoming monster vs. Vikings epic Outlander looks like it will be lots of fun. Look below to see if it'll be playing at a theatre near you!

Outlander stars Jim Caviezel as a man seeking vengeance on a monster called the Moorween who crash-lands on Earth during the Viking era. Fusing his technology with that of the Viking’s Iron Age, he leads a group of men to help him in defeating the beast. Ron Perlman and John Hurt also star.

Outlander's limited run begins January 23rd, 2009.

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