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Ryûsuke Hamaguchi, Christopher Nolan, Spike Lee, Chantal Akerman, Theo Angelopoulos, Lynne Ramsay, Tsai Ming-liang, Michael Haneke, Lee Chang-dong, Terence Davies, Shōhei Imamura, Bi Gan, Hou Hsiao-hsien, Jia Zhangke, Wong Kar-wai, Yorgos Lanthimos, Denis Villleneuve, Céline Sciamma, Guillermo del Toro, Kelly Reichardt, and RaMell Ross––those are just a few of the filmmakers introduced to New York audiences at New Directors/New Films over the last half-century.

Now returning for its 54th edition at Film at Lincoln Center and the Museum of Modern Art from April 2-13, this year’s lineup features 33 new films, presenting acclaimed titles from Berlinale, Cannes, Locarno, Sundance, Rotterdam, and more. Ahead of the festival kicking off next week, we’ve gathered our recommended films to see, and one can explore the full lineup and schedule here.

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Shot largely on location in Queens, Blue Sun Palace explores a hidden culture and milieu.

Exclusive: Rick & Morty animation outfit Lighthouse Studios has hired a Banijay Kids exec to help expand its slate.

The Irish studio has signed up Ed Moline in the newly-created Executive Producer role with a view to overseeing the studio’s development pipeline, guiding creative teams and managing the development of adapted works and original IP. He will work closely with MD Claire Finn.

Among the projects Moline will be driving forward are Savage Town, an adult-aimed animated series adaptation of Declan Shalvey’s acclaimed graphic novel, and comedy series Showbiz School.

During his Banijay Kids stint, Moline worked across Shasha & Milo (Tencent Video, Discovery Kids Latin America) and Mini-Heroes of the Forest (Rai Kids, France Télévisions). Prior to Banijay, he was a producer at Beano Studios, where he reimagined comic characters for television and produced So Beano for Sky Kids.

Finn said Moline joins “at a critical moment in our...

The excitement builds as “Rubble & Crew” returns for Season 2 with an action-packed episode titled “The Crew Fixes the Lighthouse.” This new adventure airs on Thursday, March 13, 2025, at 9:30 Am on Nickelodeon. Fans of the show can expect to see their favorite pups back in action, ready to tackle another challenge.

In this episode, Speed Meister takes center stage as he shines his face in the sky with the lighthouse. The lighthouse is not just a pretty sight; it plays a crucial role in guiding ships safely to shore. However, when a ship finds itself in trouble and needs that guiding light, the pups spring into action. Teamwork and quick thinking will be key as they work together to fix the lighthouse and ensure the ship can navigate safely.

With plenty of fun and adventure, “The Crew Fixes the Lighthouse” promises to be an exciting episode for young viewers. The...

Bong Joon Ho insists his Oscar success hasn't added more "pressure" on his work.The 55-year-old filmmaker's movie 'Parasite' became the first non-English language movie to win Best Picture at the 2020 Academy Awards, and also scooped Best Director, International Film, and Original Screenplay, but the 'Mickey 17' filmmaker insisted it hasn't really affected his work.He told The Guardian newspaper: "It changes nothing".However, he then admitted his success likely helped raise the budget for 'Mickey 17' - which reportedly cost 10 times as much to make - and helped secure an international cast, but insisted he didn't feel more pressure.Asked if the pressure was on as a result, he said: “The biggest thing [during production] was, as I’m getting older, I feel a bit weaker, and my stamina is not as strong, so I have to fight against my ageing body and mind. The middle-aged film-maker.

At last night’s Grammy Awards, Kendrick Lamar took home the most trophies of the night – five in total. But it wasn’t a pop superstar like Sabrina Carpenter or Taylor Swift who came in right behind him. It was Sierra Ferrell, the West Virginia-born 36-year-old, winning four: Best Americana Album for Trail of Flowers, Best American Roots Song for “American Dreaming,” Best Americana Performance for “American Dreaming” and Best American Roots Performance for “Lighthouse.” Here’s all you need to know about the breakout Americana singer-songwriter, whom Rolling Stone profiled early last year.

In a recent interview with Josh Horowitz for the Happy Sad Confused podcast, actress Lily-Rose Depp confidently addressed how she handles negative talk about her “Nepo Baby” status. The actress is promoting her new film Nosferatu and shared how she takes on haters.

The Lighthouse fame director Edward Eggers starred Depp as his new heroine for his next horror thriller. From the initial stage, Eggers took her side to be the ideal star to take on his portrayal of the classic character.

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The Idol star is the daughter of acclaimed actor Johnny Depp and singer-actor Venessa Paradis. The proud daughter calls her parents two incredible people, who had immense influence on her growing up. Depp might be a talented actress but sometimes her status sets off a hindrance in accessing the industry.

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It has been known for some time, but it turns out that the main way Netflix picks its content is through an algorithm that calculates the popularity value of the cast among other things. As such, having “Capernaum”’s Nadine Labaki and Zain Al Rafeea might be what propelled the streamer to pick “The Sandcastle” for its Middle East program, along with the fact that the theme seems to be about Palestine. It turns out, however, that the algorithm can make mistakes, and that star quality is not always enough. Let us take a closer look though.

The Sandcastle is screening at Red Sea Film Festival

A family of four, Nabil, Yasmine and their children, Adam and Jana, find themselves stranded on an island that looks both picturesque and post-apocalyptic, with the ominous presence of a lighting house playing a crucial role in both actually. The reasons for them being there are not exactly clear,...

Netflix’s fifth and final original Christmas movie for 2024 is now streaming, and this one is animated. But you’re still going to recognize a whole lot of the cast.

Written and directed by Richard Curtis, who brought fans “Love, Actually,” the film centers on a group of people in a small town in the UK, getting ready to celebrate Christmas. Like “Love, Actually,” the story is told via vignettes, jumping around between different groups and pairings.

And as you meet those groups and pairings, you’re definitely going to recognize some of those voices. Here’s who we have.

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The big man himself is voiced by Brian Cox, who you likely know from his time on “Succession,” or films including “X2: X-Men United,” “Troy,” “Red,” “Zodiac” and “Trick ‘r Treat,” among many others.

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Bill uses his lighthouse to help both Santa,...

Bill Skarsgard worked to make his voice “as deep as possible” so Count Orlok would “feel otherworldly" in ‘Nosferatu’.The 34-year-old actor plays the Transylvanian vampire in the upcoming horror flick - which is a reimagining of the 1922 silent film ‘Nosferatu: A Symphony of Horror’ - and has now said he did everything he could to “unsettle” the audience as Count Orlok.In the latest edition of SFX magazine, the ‘John Wick: Chapter 4’ star said: “I didn't want it to feel contrived. I wanted it to feel otherworldly and f***** up and unsettling.”Skarsgard added director Robert Eggers - who said he was was influenced by “chain-smoking Bulgarian actors” for Orlok’s voice - wanted the character’s verbalisations to be “as deep as possible”.He continued: “Robert writes beautiful descriptions. As an actor, you feel very fortunate working with such a script, because it's almost like working off a novel.

Post Malone will hit the road next year with Jelly Roll and Sierra Ferrell on the aptly titled “Big Ass Stadium Tour.”

Posty will headline the North American trek, which will kick off April 29 at the Rice-Eccles Stadium in Salt Lake City, Utah. The run will continue through the spring and early summer, wrapping on July 1 at Oracle Park in San Francisco.

Jelly Roll will provide support for pretty much the whole trek (save for shows in Miami and Glendale, Arizona), while Ferrell will serve as a special guest during...

Quick Links How To Romance Lucanis Dellamorte In Dragon Age: The Veilguard Making Lucanis Your Romantic Companion

Lucanis Dellamorte is a complex and intriguing romanceable companion in Dragon Age: The Veilguard. He is a high-ranking member of the Antivan Crows and known as the "Demon of Vyrantium." He is renowned for his ruthlessness and skill, but behind this fearsome reputation lies a man burdened by a dark past. Haunted by the consequences of his actions, he grapples with his family's legacy and the inner turmoil caused by demonic possession. Romancing him means accepting him for who he is and helping him do the same.

He is looking for redemption and a sense of belonging, yearning for something beyond the cold embrace of the Crow's hideout. Lucanis is a complicated man, capable of both immense violence and surprising vulnerability. He can be harsh and demanding, but he also possesses a deep sense of loyalty,...

Duff McKagan kicked off his US solo tour on Monday night (November 4th) in Boston, and concertgoers were treated to a special rendition of David Bowie’s “Heroes” featuring a guest appearance by Jakob Dylan.

Duff and his band delivered a rousing cover of Bowie’s triumphant epic, adding a hard-rock crunch to the classic song. Dylan helped out on rhythm guitar and vocals, hitting the high register on the climactic buildup: “I, I will be king / And you, you will be queen.”

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“Heroes” has become a mainstay in McKagan’s solo repertoire. After releasing a studio version of the cover back in September, he welcomed another guest performer, Steve Jones of the Sex Pistols, to assist in a live rendition during a London gig in October. That take was captured in pro-shot footage, highlighting Duff’s vocals (which are a bit muffled in footage...

Every second feels like an ­eternity when you’re hovering four inches from Stevie Nicks, noodling around with her blouse. This is Stevie Nicks, the first woman to be inducted into the Rock & Roll Hall of Fame twice — as a member of Fleetwood Mac and as a solo artist. Stevie Nicks, whose legendary shawl collection resides in its own temperature-controlled vault. Stevie Nicks, who, at 76, has become an obsession of younger generations, from her American Horror Story appearance to the original poem she wrote for Taylor Swift’s Tortured Poets...

A Vampire Icon Comes to Life in Latest Trailer for Robert Eggers’ Nosferatu - Main Image

Bill Skarsgård has already been made a cinematic icon with his take as the new Pennywise the Clown, but now he’s going to take on another legendary role again in the remake of the classic vampire movie Nosferatu.

The film is set to release in theaters this Christmas, and while Skarsgard’s final look as Count Orlok has mostly been kept under wraps, the newest teaser for the movie continues to tease his terrifying presence.

Nosferatu’s Latest Trailer

Nosferatu may not be able to come out to celebrate the Halloween season, but it’s still managing to make a presence and promising to deliver some frights in the coming Holiday. So far, the teasers have been very sparing, but the latest preview does give a better look at Skarsgard as well as...

From season 3, episode 1, "Shattered," is an action-packed installment of the MGM+ horror series. In addition to delivering an incredibly tragic death, the season premiere sets up some pretty intense stakes and deepens several of the show's core mysteries. In the From season 2 cliffhanger ending, Boyd (Harold Perrineau), the town's de facto sheriff, ventures into the woods to destroy the bizarre music box, thus freeing Julie (Hannah Cheramy) and the others from Froms haunting nursery rhyme. Meanwhile, Tabitha (Catalina Sandino Moreno), armed with Victor's lunchbox, travels through a Farway Tree, which deposits her at a lighthouse.

Inside, Tabitha confronts the Boy in White, who pushes her out the window. Before he does so, the mysterious boy apologizes to Tabitha, but insists it's the only way out of the town and its surrounding woods. For the most part, From's cast of characters don't come any closer to solving the Township's many mysteries in the sophomore outing.

Guns N’ Roses bassist Duff McKagan has long maintained that Duff Beer from The Simpsons was named after him. However, one of the show’s producers and writers has now claimed the showrunners didn’t even know who he was when they dubbed the fictional beer brand years ago.

The Simpsons first aired in late 1989, aligning with Guns N’ Roses rise to fame with 1987’s Appetite for Destruction. So, the timing would have been right for McKagan’s name to have inspired Homer’s cheap beer of choice. The bassist originally claimed he was contacted about the use of his name in his 2011 autobiography, It’s So Easy: and Other Lies.

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“When Guns N’ Roses began to break into the public consciousness, I was known as a big drinker,” he wrote. “In 1988, MTV aired a concert in which Axl introduced me — as usual — as Duff ‘The King of Beers’ McKagan.

Duff McKagan has announced a Fall 2024 US solo tour. The Guns N’ Roses bassist has also shared his new concert video Tenderness: Live From Los Angeles via YouTube.

The limited stateside run will see McKagan playing seven major markets across the US in November, including Boston, New York City, Chicago, Denver, Los Angeles, Portland (Oregon), and Seattle.

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A Ticketmaster pre-sale for select dates begins Tuesday (June 4th) using the code Chord, with a general onsale starting next Friday (June 7th). Fans can also look for deals or get tickets to sold-out dates via StubHub, where your purchase is 100% guaranteed through StubHub’s Fan Protect program.

The US shows will follow a previously announced UK/European tour. Both legs are in support of McKagan’s latest album, Lighthouse, which was released in October of last year.

In addition to announcing the US jaunt, McKagan has made...

Bill Skarsgård, known for enticing viewers with his chilling performance in It, continued to exhibit his remarkable versatility with a recent string of compelling roles. In 2022, he enthralled us as Keith in Zach Cregger’s Barbarian and seamlessly stepped into the shoes of a villain in Chad Stahelski’s John Wick: Chapter 4.

With a mastery that thrills, the actor, 33, then carried the action-packed narrative in Moritz Mohr’s Boy Kills World. Now, Skarsgård is set to dazzle us once again as he embodies the enigmatic Count Orlok in Robert Eggers’ highly anticipated gothic horror, Nosferatu. This is not all; the actor will soon grace our screens as the iconic antihero in the upcoming reboot of The Crow, releasing in a couple of months.

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Bearing witness to his spellbinding transformations, Eggers was eventually drawn to the idea of casting Skarsgård as a character...

Bill Skarsgard "conjured pure evil" for his part in 'Nosferatu'.The 33-year-old actor is playing the vampire antagonist Count Orlok in Robert Eggers' horror remake and explained how the depths he plumbed for the role "took its toll" on him.Speaking to Esquire, Bill said: "It was like conjuring pure evil. It took a while for me to shake off the demon that had been conjured inside of me."The 'It' actor revealed that he hopes that audiences feel a combination of attraction and repulsion towards Count Orlok, although he is not sure viewers will recognise him in his costume and makeup.Bill said of the character: "He's gross."But it is very sexualised. It's playing with a sexual fetish about the power of the monster and what that appeal has to you. Hopefully you'll get a little bit attracted to it and disgusted by your attraction at the same time.

The Lighthouse is loosely based on the true Smalls Lighthouse Tragedy, adding depth and authenticity to its bleak tale of despair. The film's nuanced storytelling sparked genre debate, but its core remains a commentary on human despair rooted in a true story. Robert Eggers changed aspects of the true story to create a hallucinatory narrative, drawing inspiration from Poe, Lovecraft, and more.

Despite the surreal, otherwordly style of Robert Eggers' The Lighthouse, the film is loosely based on the true story of a pair of Welsh lighthouse keepers. The Lighthouse's director and producer Robert Eggers co-wrote the movie with his brother Max, who together used the basis of the real-life Smalls Lighthouse Tragedy to incorporate a sense of despair, loneliness, and paranoia into their bleak tale. This firm historical grounding adds to the film's authentic feel and allows Eggers to delve deeper into the tense feeling of nautical cabin fever.

Influencer marketing agency Billion Dollar Boy is launching a new membership community that’s “dedicated to empowering emerging creators in the business of being a creator.”

The community, called FiveTwoNine, will have both online and offline components, including a flagship space in London. That space will soon open for a four-month pilot phase where, in partnership with FiveTwoNine’s founding brand partner, Lipton, and six founding creators/creator brands (more on them in a sec), it’ll offer free access to amenities like soundproofed recording rooms, a podcast studio, and meeting spaces.

After the four-month pilot period, access to the London space–and any other future brick-and-morter spaces–will be priced on a tiered basis, “which will be introduced at flexible rates determined by the depth of resources and masterclasses creators wish to access,” Billion Dollar Boy says.

FiveTwoNine’s online component launches this fall, and will operate on a similar tiered pricing structure.

The Lighthouse is a complex and ambiguous film that explores themes of isolation, mental health, and mythology. Director Robert Eggers draws inspiration from various sources, including Edgar Allan Poe and H.P. Lovecraft, to create a surreal and atmospheric narrative. The Lighthouse's ambiguous ending suggests that the characters' descent into madness is a consequence of their pursuit of forbidden knowledge.

Released in 2019, Robert Eggers' The Lighthouse astounded and confused viewers everywhere. The experimental film starring Willem Dafoe and Robert Pattinson charts the deteriorating mental states of two lighthouse keepers while on duty. However, the narrative atmosphere can only be described as supernaturally charged.

From the creator of The Witch, The Lighthouse followed suit as an indie horror film but made a name for itself with its ambitious creative direction. Along with its unique style, The Lighthouse is notable for its dark plot and rich themes. These elements combine to make a thrilling,...

Camping in battle royale titles is a huge headache for the players. Call of Duty: Warzone is not an exception either. To minimize camping in the game, Activision has taken several steps as well. Like the Bunker Buster killstreak in the Season 2 Reloaded update which has literally made it impossible for players to camp inside tall buildings.

Another annoying camping spot is the water towers on Rebirth Island. Since Verdansk, this is the map players have liked so much. But camping in that high position was ruining the game completely. That’s why a new update is on its way to make life harder for the campers in Warzone.

Infil Strike on Rebirth Island in Warzone Is Getting A Much-needed Update

The new Infil Strike feature will eventually make it impossible for players to camp at the Water Tower in Call of Duty: Warzone.

The recently leaked video of Rebirth...

Killer Collectibles highlights five of the most exciting new horror products announced each and every week, from toys and apparel to artwork, records, and much more.

Here are the coolest horror collectibles unveiled this week!

Crimson Peak 4K Uhd from Arrow Video

Crimson Peak will haunt 4K Ultra HD on May 21 via Arrow Video. The 2015 Gothic horror/romance is presented in 4K with Dolby Vision, approved by director Guillermo del Toro, and original DTS:X Master Audio sound.

Del Toro co-wrote the script with frequent collaborator Matthew Robbins. Mia Wasikowska, Jessica Chastain, Tom Hiddleston, Charlie Hunnam, and Jim Beaver star with Doug Jones and Javier Botet appearing as ghosts.

The limited edition set comes with a double-sided poster, four double-sided postcards, and an 80-page book featuring writings by David Jenkins and Simon Abrams, an interview with del Toro, and conceptual illustrations by Guy Davis and Oscar Chichoni, all housed in...

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Combining two popular themes, an author struggling with writer’s block and AI run amuck, Blank is the story of Claire Rivers who can’t seem to put words on paper even as the bills pile up and the calls from her agent become more frantic. Finally, facing a one month deadline to either produce a book or lose her publishing deal she decides to spend that time at The Retreat, a high tech facility for the creatively blocked.

Her room comes complete with a holographic concierge named Henry and Rita an android assistant. There’s also a weird little device for Claire to attach to her head in order to stimulate her creativity. It doesn’t seem to help though as we mostly see her drinking wine and falling asleep in front of the TV.

The cast and crew of Yorgos Lanthimos’ Poor Things made their way onto one final red carpet ahead of the film’s theatrical release.

Stars Emma Stone, Mark Ruffalo, Willem Dafoe, Ramy Youssef, Margaret Qualley and Kathryn Hunter, among others, joined Lanthimos and screenwriter Tony McNamara for the New York City premiere of the film Wednesday night.

Ruffalo expressed that working with Stone, Lanthimos and the rest of the Poor Things team was like a “dream come true for him,” due partially to his character, Duncan Wedderburn.

“He gets to say the most outrageous, foul, really poetic things than probably any man in the last 20 years of cinema and do it with panache and charm and total gracelessness,” the actor told The Hollywood Reporter. “I was really into the idea of doing physical comedy and then working, of course, with Emma and this cast.”

Stone, who portrays Bella Baxter, explained...

Duff McKagan released his third solo album, Lighthouse, on Friday (October 20th), and the Guns N’ Roses bassist has unveiled a music video for the song “I Just Don’t Know” featuring Jerry Cantrell of Alice in Chains.

The plaintive and honest clip sees McKagan and Cantrell playing the acoustic-based track under a massive strobe light that changes based on the mood of the music. Cantrell also contributes a guitar solo and backing vocals to the track.

Lyrically, it’s McKagan at his most sincere and personal, his voice dominant amongst the chiming acoustics — for which Cantrell is a perfect fit. The collab also sees Cantrell reciprocating McKagan’s contribution to the the former’s 2021 solo album, Brighten.

As for Lighthouse, McKagan began work on the project after opening his own Seattle recording studio in 2019. In a press release, he said that the studio allowed him to “finally explore songs...

Kelly Clarkson took a break from singing Kellyoke in the daytime hours to visit The Tonight Show, where she performed “Lighthouse,” played a game of “Back That Track Up,” and sat down with Jimmy Fallon for an interview.

As musical guest, Clarkson took the stage to deliver her Chemistry ballad “Lighthouse,” with the singer accompanied only by a pianist, cellist and backup vocalist.

Clarkson also joined Fallon to play a new game called “Back That Track Up,” where the two tried guess hit songs that are played backward. Clarkson, to put it nicely,...

In the midst of Kelly Clarkson’s divorce, she had a revelation. Contrary to the meaning of her 2015 ballad “Piece by Piece,” which praised her talent-manager ex-husband Brandon Blackstock for restoring her faith in men after her father deserted her as a child, the pop singer realized that no one could truly heal her but herself. “It’s almost too much to put on someone to do that for you, you have to do that yourself,” the pop singer admitted on her talk show in 2020. Said revelation appears on Clarkson’s wistful new song,...

While action and fantasy are where anime's reputation is built, it also pays significant attention to other genres, especially horror. The high levels of tension and thrill in shows like Another and Higurashi: When They Cry and the distinctive rural terror they portray have led viewers to label them as horror masterpieces.

Unfortunately, numerous successful horror manga have yet to be adapted, but one that is widely considered the genre's peak is finally getting the screen treatment it deserves. Horror fans have long praised the works of Junji Itou, especially Uzumaki: Spiral into Horror.

The short four-episode anime adaptation of Uzumaki will premiere this fall, and if it is well received by audiences and there are no further delays, we can look forward to more of the author's works and potential sequels. However, it is seldom easy to precisely adapt the source material without leaving anything out. So, here are...

Duff McKagan has announced his third solo album, Lighthouse, due October 20th. In advance of its release, the Guns N’ Roses bassist has unveiled the title track.

The 11-song effort ends with three tracks boasting notable guest musicians: “Hope,” featuring McKagan’s Gn’R bandmate Slash; “I Just Don’t Know,” featuring Alice in Chains’ Jerry Cantrell; and “Lighthouse (Reprise)” featuring punk godfather Iggy Pop.

On the title track, McKagan sounds like a punk-rock Bob Dylan as he sings the initial verses over an acoustic guitar line for the first minute or so of the tune. From there, the song kicks in with multi-track vocals and pounding drums for the soaring chorus.

McKagan says of the new album and its theme, “The crashing…. the cresting waves, the falling through of all that surrounds you. Life sometimes tosses us around, and we feel the want of comfort and the pull of home.

Guns N’ Roses’ bassist, Duff McKagan, wants your guiding light on “Lighthouse,” the gentle title track from his upcoming solo album. “Won’t you be my lighthouse?” he sings over a gospel backdrop of organ and backup vocalists. “Give me sight and lead me on/Oh, shine on me, my lighthouse/And dry my aching bones.” The music then shifts gears and becomes more uplifting as McKagan leads a choir singing “Shine, shine, shine,” building bigger and bigger. The full album will shine its light on Oct. 20.

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Casting continues this week on Tim Burton’s Beetlejuice 2, and THR reports today that Willem Dafoe (The Lighthouse) is the latest big name actor to join the impressive ensemble.

THR reports, “While plot details are being kept six feet under, it is understood that Dafoe is playing a law enforcement officer in the afterlife.”

Warner Bros. brings the sequel to theaters on September 6, 2024.

Jenna Ortega (“Wednesday,” Scream VI) is joining Michael Keaton in the long-awaited sequel, with Winona Ryder and Catherine O’Hara also returning.

Monica Bellucci (Irreversible) will be playing Beetlejuice’s wife!

No word yet on plot details, but it’s known that Jenna Ortega will be playing the daughter of Lydia Deetz, the character Winona Ryder is of course returning to play.

Justin Theroux has also joined the cast of Beetlejuice 2, we recently learned, with frequent Burton collaborator Danny Elfman coming back to compose the film’s score.

Kelly Clarkson doubled up for her first release of original music in six years. Ahead of her forthcoming album Chemistry, set for release on June 23, the singer has introduced the record with two separate outlooks on two different songs, “Me” and “Mine.”

“We decided to release ‘mine’ and ‘me’ at the same time because I didn’t want to release just one song to represent an entire album, or relationship,” Clarkson explained in a statement. “There are many stages of grief and loss on this album. Each song is a different stage and emotional state.

An art thief enters a luxe penthouse filled with high-end art pieces he's meant to steal, there's just one problem - he can't leave. In Inside, Willem Dafoe stars as Nemo, the aforementioned art thief who finds himself stuck inside a cavernous and contemporary penthouse at the top of one of New York City's tallest buildings. Abandoned by his partner-in-crime, Nemo must figure out how to survive when he realizes just how stuck he really is. Physical survival, though, is the least of his worries. How he will maintain his sanity is another question entirely.

Inside is directed by Vasilis Katsoupis from a screenplay by Ben Hopkins. The film had its premiere earlier this year at Berlinale, but it will expand to theaters across the US in the coming weeks.

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In my many years of seeing live music, few sights were as dispiriting as the first time I saw David Crosby up close. In the early Eighties, he played a solo show at New York’s Town Hall. Walking onstage, looking a little overweight, unkempt and shaggy in an untucked shirt and baggy pants, he plopped down on a wooden chair. His voice was a bit raspier than we’d heard on his records, and the blissed-out smiles and stage patter he was known for were Mia. At one point,...

Lifetime has green-lit an unauthorized 90210 tell-all film, The Hollywood Reporter writes. The movie will be in the same vein as the network's 2014 Unauthorized Saved by the Bell Story and forthcoming Full House project. Jeff Roda (Love Liza) is writing for helmer Vanessa Parise (PopFan), and will pen a script that promises to reveal the stress behind the series' up-and-down first four seasons, the reason it became a pop-culture powerhouse, and the drama that shook the show's personnel. (Yep, get ready for some juice from the real Peach Pit, because nothing is sacred.) The news comes a few months before 90210's 25th anniversary; the TV-movie's air date has not been confirmed, though.

Break out the scrunchies and the quilted vests — Lifetime has chosen Beverly Hills, 90210 as the latest classic TV show to spawn a behind-the-scenes, tell-all movie, TVLine has confirmed.

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The Unauthorized Beverly Hills, 90210 Story will “show the roller coaster ride of the program’s first four seasons, highlighting the drama between cast members and producers both on and off-set,” according to the network — and will chart its several near-cancellations and eventual “massive success and imprint in the cultural zeitgeist.”

Beverly Hills, 90210 premiered on Fox in 1990, and launched cast members Shannen Doherty,...