‘First Man’ Film Review: Ryan Gosling and Damien Chazelle Slip the Surly Bonds of Earth
Venice 2018: This haunting, thrilling space saga reminds us that the path to the moon was littered with chaos and catastrophe
Ethan Embry
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‘Blindspotting’ Film Review: Ambitious Oakland Tale Suffers From Too Many Ideas
Carlos López Estrada’s feature directorial debut gets overwhelmed by abrupt shifts in tone and an excess of hot-button issues
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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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Ethan Embry on Why ‘The Devil’s Candy’ Immediately ‘Terrified’ Him (Video)
“The religious aspect of this too is a really sensitive place for me,” actor says during a TIFF episode of TheWrap’s “Drinking with the Stars” presented by Teapigs
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Toronto’s Midnight Madness: Nazis, Cyborgs, Slashers, Psychokinetics and Satan
“Hardcore” and “The Devil’s Candy” made strong impressions but A24’s “Green Room” slayed the crowd best
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‘The Walking Dead’ Releases First Season 6 Trailer, Sets Premiere Date (Video)
Ethan Embry, Merritt Wever joins the AMC zombie drama when it returns this fall with a 90-minute episode
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Jane Fonda, Lily Tomlin Speak Out on ‘Grace and Frankie’ Salary Controversy
“We made a joke in an interview about our salaries which was taken out of context,” actresses say in statement to TheWrap
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‘Grace and Frankie’ Renewed for Season 2 by Netflix
Producer Marta Kauffman makes the announcement at an event hosted by the streaming giant
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‘Grace and Frankie’ Review: Netflix’s Jane Fonda-Lily Tomlin Comedy Gets Better With Time
The iconic actresses eventually shine as women whose husbands leave them for each other
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Brooklyn Decker, Ethan Embry Join Netflix’s ‘Grace & Frankie’
They’ll play the adult children of the lead characters on the comedy starring Jane Fonda and Lily Tomlin
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SXSW Unveils Midnight Movies, Music Videos and Shorts Slate
The genre lineups have been strong at several festivals in a row, as the bias against horror continues to fade
