Cannes Adds Terry Gilliam’s ‘Don Quixote,’ Lars von Trier’s ‘The House That Jack Built’
Whitney Houston doc, Michael B. Jordan’s “Fahrenheit 451” also added to lineup
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Steven Spielberg Becomes First Director to Top $10 Billion at Worldwide Box Office
“Ready Player One” filmmaker is more than $3 billion ahead of his next competitor
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New York Times, New Yorker Share Pulitzer Prize for Harvey Weinstein Bombshells
Jodi Kantor and Megan Twohey shared prize with Ronan Farrow
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Academy of Country Music Awards 2018: Complete Winners List
Chris Stapleton, Miranda Lambert and Brothers Osborne were big winners
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Bill Maher Calls Trump’s Syria Air Strikes ‘Operation Desert Stormy’ (Video)
“It looked like Trump was backing off his threat to attack Syria but apparently he got the go-ahead from ‘Fox & Friends’ today,” HBO host jokes
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Art Bell, Paranormal Radio Show Host, Dies on Friday the 13th at Age 72
Popular conspiracy theorist died in his Nevada home
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Milos Forman, ‘Amadeus’ and ‘Cuckoo’s Nest’ Director, Dies at 86
Czech-born filmmaker won two Oscars in storied career
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Tony Awards Flip-Flop, Rule Olivia Wilde’s Broadway Play ‘1984’ Eligible After All
Tony committee also rules that Disney’s adaptation of big-screen hit “Frozen” can compete for best original score
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Timothée Chalamet Returns to the ’80s in ‘Hot Summer Nights’ Trailer (Video)
Oscar nominee plays a teenage weed dealer in new indie
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Internet Ablaze as John Boehner Joins Marijuana Company Board
“Should have waited till 4/20 to make this announcement,” one commenter tweets
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Original ‘Roseanne’ Reruns to Return Next Week on Paramount Network
Recently rebranded network seeks to capitalize on ABC’s hit reboot
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‘The Sting’ Theater Review: Harry Connick Jr Aims to Go From Ragtime to Riches
There’s much to admire in the musical adaptation of the 1973 Oscar winner, starting with Warren Carlyle’s tap-tastic choreography
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‘Empire Records’ to Become Broadway-Bound Musical – Just in Time for Rex Manning Day
Original screenwriter Carol Heikkinen to adapt 1995 cult hit that starred Liv Tyler and Renee Zellweger
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MoviePass, Helios and Matheson Acquire Moviefone From Oath
Deal brings 29-year-old Moviefone and its 6 million monthly visitors into MoviePass fold
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James Corden, Oprah Winfrey and RuPaul Among 2018 Webby Award Nominees
22nd annual awards honors best in internet content
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RIP Steven Bochco: Hollywood Pays Tribute to ‘One of a Kind’ TV Innovator
Emmy-winning writer-producer of “Hill Street Blues,” “L.A. Law” “NYPD Blue” died at age 74
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NRA Board Member Ted Nugent Calls Parkland Student Activists Liars: ‘They Have No Soul’
“I really feel sorry for them because it’s not only ignorant and dangerously stupid, but it’s soulless,” rocker says
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Why Hasn’t Laura Ingraham Deleted That David Hogg Tweet?
Fox News has apologized for tweet mocking school shooting survivor that has cost Ingraham her sponsors
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‘Call Me by Your Name’ Screenwriter James Ivory Calls BS on Lack of Frontal Nudity
“When people are wandering around before or after making love, and they’re decorously covered with sheets, it’s always seemed phony to me,” Oscar winner James Ivory says
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‘Rocktopia’ Broadway Review: Beethoven’s Not the Only One Rolling Over in This Musical Mashup
A concert blending classical hits and rock/pop mainstays feels out of place on Broadway
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‘X-Men: Dark Phoenix’ Pushed Back to 2019, ‘The New Mutants’ Moves to Next Summer
Fox shuffles its release dates and bumps adaptation of Don Winslow’s “The Force” off the schedule altogether
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Delores Taylor, Star of ‘Billy Jack’ Movies of the 1970s, Dies at 85
Taylor and husband Tom Laughlin starred in five indies featuring a half-Indian/half-white ex-Green Beret
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A24 Founding Partner John Hodges to Exit
Daniel Katz and David Fenkel will continue to oversee the NYC-based indie
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‘National Lampoon’s Vacation’ to Become Broadway Musical
Producers Ken Davenport and Kurt Deutsch option musical rights to the hapless Griswold family
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MoviePass Drops Monthly Price to $6.95 in Bid to Boost Subscribers
That’s well under the $8.97 average price of a movie ticket in the U.S. last year
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Quelle Horreur! Cannes Film Festival Bans Selfies on Red Carpet
Festival director Thierry Fremaux also eliminates all press screenings ahead of official premiere
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Frank Avruch, Star of ‘Bozo the Clown,’ Dies at 89
Boston native played the character from 1959 to 1970 and became first nationally syndicated Bozo
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Weinstein Co Fire Sale: Robert De Niro’s ‘The War With Grandpa’ Sold to Producers for $2.5 Million
According to court documents, TWC unloaded the finished comedy last fall in desperate bid for cash
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Inside the Weinstein Company’s Bloody Bankruptcy – and What Happens Next
The company had less than $500,000 on hand — not enough to meet next month’s payroll
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Here Are the Lawyers the Bankrupt Weinstein Company Owes Millions of Dollars
David Boies, Bert Fields and more could lose a lot of money from TWC’s unraveling
