“It’s not my fault that the rage today is for 90-minute intermission-less shows,” Lonergan says of his singular approach to stage and filmed projects
“Death is definitely having a moment,” a therapist says of the current rash of death- and afterlife-themed entertainment
“Wray is the most famous scream queen of them all. Riskin is quite arguably the father of romantic comedy,” TCM’s Ben Mankiewicz says
Perhaps new dogs can learn old tricks
Judaism infuses every frame, every hallah-day, every summer in the Catskills
“It’s risky, especially since the real unfolding drama on cable [news] is more compelling,” political reporter and documentarian Jonathan Alter says
A short history, from Clare Boothe Luce to Claire Underwood
“No one had ever done a really comprehensive telling of what can only be called a true thriller,” Charles Ferguson says
In a new memoir and documentary, the two stars reveal triumphs over powerful men who both loved and demeaned them
“Sixteen years is really not all that long to get an independent film made these days,” producer Caroline Baron says
“Hollywood likes stories that have pre-existing audience awareness,” former Fox Searchlight exec Joe Pichirallo says
If the two women time-traveled to meet, they might both say, “Yeah, me too!”
“Even if it [Nazism] is not lived or felt history anymore, Hitler and it has become an all-purpose insult and stand-in for evil,” author Thomas Doherty notes
“I’ve been trying to kill myself since I was a child,” she once told us in an interview
“Children of a Lesser God” cut a jokey reference to “rape,” producer Hal Luftig says
“I’ll say one thing for him, he’s got the courage of his ignorance,” says one character of the budding demagogue Griffith played in 1957’s “A Face in the Crowd”
“I am only grateful I didn’t become famous in the time of social media,” former Disney child star says
Michael B. Jordan and Jonathan Groff may make two classic music stars sing to a whole new generation
The directors of “Lady Bird” and “Get Out” join a long list of Hollywood auteurs who got their start in front of the camera
Finally, one show that gets that this is no laughing matter
The famed Malibu Movie Colony’s last cinema shut down last month
Two actresses paved the way for women to play more than just wives and mothers
The seeds of celebrity activism harken back to this Hollywood couple who put their careers on the line at an equally, if not more, perilous time
“It did not take long for [CBS MNews] executives to realize they’d underestimated the appeal of the singer who made Ed Sullivan blush,” Mary Murphy and Michele Willens write
