‘Everybody Wants Some!!’ Review: Richard Linklater Scores With Another Nostalgic Rush
Set in the early 1980s, this charming comedy captures those heady first days of college, before majors have been declared or hearts have been broken
Richard Linklater
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Paramount Pushes Renee Zellweger, Greg Kinnear Drama From April to February 2017
The studio is also moving up the limited release of Richard Linklater’s “Everybody Wants Some” by two days
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Seth Rogen’s ‘Sausage Party,’ and a Short History of Adult Animation
Rogen’s latest owes a debt to a cat named Fritz and the kids from “South Park”
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11 Buzziest Films Hitting SXSW 2016 (Photos)
From Seth Rogen’s “Sausage Party” to the second coming of Marina Abramovic
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Maya Rudolph, Adrianne Palicki To Present at Texas Film Awards
Also joining as a presenter is Ellia English, while Mike Judge is set to be the Master or Ceremonies
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Sundance 2016: 15 Hottest Movies Looking for Sales (Photos)
TheWrap takes a look at the hot commodities at this festival, from John Krasinski’s “The Hollars” to the documentary “Holy Hell”
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Sundance 2016 Preview: Gun Violence, TV Party-Crashers and Young Obamas in Love
You also won’t be able to throw a snowball without hitting a celebrity documentary or avoiding talk about Netflix
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Who Needs Sequels? Here Are 61 Original Movies We’re Dying to See in 2016
TheWrap Predicts 2016: Looking for Marvel or DC, maybe “Star Wars” or Harry Potter? Look elsewhere…
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Wyatt Russell Rips a Mean Bong in Richard Linklater’s ‘Everybody Wants Some’ Trailer (Video)
The ’80s-set college movie has been described as a spiritual sequel to 1993’s “Dazed and Confused”
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‘Spotlight’ Director Tom McCarthy to Receive Sonny Bono Award at Palm Springs Film Festival
Filmmaker joins previously announced honorees Johnny Depp, Cate Blanchett, Brie Larson and Saoirse Ronan
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SXSW Film Festival To Open With Richard Linklater’s ‘Everybody Wants Some’
College-set comedy will kick off the festival on March 11, 2016
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Jennifer Lawrence Exits Sony’s ‘The Rosie Project’
Oscar winner was to collaborate with director Richard Linklater on romance
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‘Me and Earl and the Dying Girl’ and ‘Dope’ Could Wake Up Sleepy Indie Box Office
Two Sundance movies with a ton of buzz could mobilize art house audiences and kick off the awards races
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Elisabeth Moss Thriller ‘Queen of Earth’ Acquired by IFC Films
The U.S. distributor has picked up the North American rights
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Lily Tomlin Film ‘Grandma’ to Open Los Angeles Film Festival
Rodrigo Garcia will serve as the festival’s guest artistic director, while Gale Anne Hurd will receive the Glory to the Filmmaker award
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Megan Ellison’s Annapurna Pictures Names David Kaminow President of Marketing (Exclusive)
Kaminow most recently worked at Sony Pictures Entertainment
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Ryan Guzman Joins NBC’s ‘Heroes Reborn’ Event Series
Gatlin Green also cast on miniseries led by Zachary Levi and Jack Coleman
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‘CSI: Cyber’ Review: Patricia Arquette Sells CBS’s Latest Franchise Extension
Show’s lead leans not on ghosts of “CSI” past, but on her own brand of charm and award-winning talents
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Jon Stewart Can’t Believe Fox News Outrage Over ‘American Sniper’ Oscars ‘Snub’ (Video)
“Hollywood made the f–king movie in the first place and nominated it for Best Picture,” Stewart argued against assertions it received unfair treatment by the Academy
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Richard Linklater in Talks to Direct ‘Where’d You Go, Bernadette’ for Annapurna Pictures
Megan Ellison will produce the film with Nina Jacobson and Brad Simpson of Color Force
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10 Moments to Remember From a Wild and Weird Awards Season
From ‘Birdman’s’ big victories to ‘Virunga’s’ famous fans, the year’s films traveled a crazy road to Oscar
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11 Lessons from the Oscars Flubs, Snubs and Legos
The Academy Awards offered insight into what it takes to win — and what to avoid in putting on a show
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Oscars ‘Stay Weird’ As ‘Birdman’ Flies Highest
On a night that made history for the way it distributed awards, the movie that should have been too offbeat for Oscar voters wasn’t
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‘Boyhood’ Oscar Winner Patricia Arquette Speaks Out More on Women’s Rights Backstage: ‘There Are Huge Issues at Play’
Best Supporting Actress winner calls Meryl Streep “patron saint of actresses” backstage following her win
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Patricia Arquette Demands Wage Equality for Women in Oscar Speech: ‘This Is Our Time’
Invoking her single-mother character from “Boyhood,” the Best Supporting Actress winner calls for equal pay
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Oscars Winners 2015: The Complete List
Best Picture goes to “Birdman”; Alejandro G. Inarritu takes Best Director; Best Actor and Actress go to Eddie Redmayne and Julianne Moore
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David Arquette Gets Teary Over Sister Patricia During Oscars Interview (Video)
“I’m so proud of you because you’re one of the realest people in the world,” the “Scream” actor tells his Academy Award-nominated sibling
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Oscars’ Moment of Truth: Whatever Wins, It’ll Be Good for the Movies
The two frontrunners, “Birdman” and “Boyhood,” are the kind of challenging films that are too seldom recognized by AMPAS
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Oscar Nail-Biter – ‘Birdman or ‘Boyhood’
The chatter in, around and after the Independent Spirit awards on Saturday was how the vote might split for the Oscars on Sunday
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‘Birdman’ Continues to Soar, Adds Independent Spirit Award to Its Trophy Case
While ‘Boyhood’s’ Richard Linklater wins Best Director, ‘Birdman’ once again comes out on top at another awards show
