‘Palm Springs’ Film Review: Andy Samberg Puts an Indie Rom-Com Spin on ‘Groundhog Day’
The comedy starring Samberg and Cristin Milioti finds a freshness playing with the time-loop premise and messing with romantic comedy tropes
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‘Bloody Nose, Empty Pockets’ Film Review: Sad, Boozy Reverie Looks for Truth and Beauty in a Dive Bar
The Ross brothers movie is “The Iceman Cometh” transplanted to the outskirts of Las Vegas, a fiction/nonfiction blend where verité meets improv and the whole thing is shot through with the skid-row romanticism of a Tom Waits song
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Can the Emmys Buck This Year’s Trend of Terrible Awards Shows?
TheWrap Emmy magazine: Even before the coronavirus and the George Floyd protests, this year’s awards shows dealt with widespread criticism and record low ratings
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How ‘The Great’ Star Elle Fanning Handled Producing, Comedy and That Peeing Scene (Video)
“Most everyone that I talked to, what they know her for is this rumor that she had sex with a horse, which is so reductive and sad,” Fanning says of Russian ruler Catherine the Great, whom she plays in the Hulu series
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‘Greyhound’ Film Review: Tom Hanks Battles Nazi Submarines in Old-Fashioned War Movie
Written by Hanks, directed by Aaron Schneider and originally scheduled to be released theatrically by Sony, the drama is a minimalist war film that treats combat as a job to be done
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Nicole Kidman on Her ‘Big Little Lies’ Battle With Meryl Streep: ‘Intimidation Was a Wonderful Thing’
TheWrap Emmy magazine: “It’s not superwoman stuff — it’s real human behavior that you’re watching,” Kidman says
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New Emmy Rules Aimed at ‘More Inclusiveness’ Will Reduce the Number of Nominees This Year
30 categories will have more nominees this year than they did last year, but 36 others will have fewer nominees
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How ‘Hunters’ Director Alfonso Gomez-Rejon Found a Personal Connection in Story of Nazi Hunters
TheWrap Emmy magazine: “I identified with the bigger theme of people who are marginalized searching for justice or a voice in the world, fighting for their existence,” says the Mexican-American director
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How Diego Luna Overcame His Hesitation to Play a Drug Dealer on ‘Narcos: Mexico’
TheWrap Emmy magazine: “Characters like Félix Gallardo are really important to understand why El Chapo exists today, but I wanted to make sure we could go into the gray areas that we normally miss,” Luna says
