TheWrap Oscar magazine: “We consider ourselves journalists as well as filmmakers — and right now, journalism in America is in a perilous situation,” “RBG” director Julie Cohen says
Oscar-nominated Talal Derki tells TheWrap he hopes his film can expose the toxic power of men in the war-torn Middle East
“We apologize, big mistake,” co-host Ainsley Earhardt says on air
The Supreme Court Justice doesn’t have a speaking role, but did give the directors her blessing
Moviegoers choose wide releases over arthouse films on post-Christmas weekend
President Trump loses out to Barack Obama for most admired man in the Gallup survey for the second year in office
Former Fox News personality tweeted that Supreme Court justice’s health situation is, “Bad news for the left”
Felicity Jones captures Ruth Bader Ginsburg’s steely gaze in a film that appreciates her family as well as her brilliant legal career
TheWrap Oscar magazine: “I was not on the set that day, which was not an accident,” Daniel Stiepleman says
OscarWrap Songs Special: “I still have my fun songs — but when I can do songs that can have power and motivate someone, I want to do it,” says the nine-time Oscar nominee
“The Dawn Wall,” “Hal,” “Into the Okavango,” “Three Identical Strangers” also make the cut in the Producers Guild Awards
Judd Apatow, Anthony Bourdain win television awards; Michael Moore receives Critics’ Choice Lifetime Achievement Award at ceremony in Brooklyn
“This thing is actually grizzly bear-proof,” says Kimmel, but he still has to figure out the bathroom situation
The 85-year-old was taken to George Washington University Hospital early Thursday
Power Women’s Summit: “I feel Mimi had an innate understanding of what Ruth went through,” star of upcoming Ruth Bader Ginsburg biopic says
Star of hit CBS sitcom is ready to bring down the gavel in behind-the-scenes look
In early nominations, the nonfiction film awards nominated both “RBG” and “Won’t You Be My Neighbor?” for the Audience Choice Award, and honored Ginsburg and Rogers as unforgettable subjects
Barbara Boxer, Jill Soloway, Dolores Huerta, Ibtihaj Muhammad are also confirmed to appear at this landmark event on Nov. 1-2 in L.A.
This film on the legendarily “notorious” jurist is proficient but also prosaic
The documentary festival’s annual Short List, an accurate predictor of Oscars success, also includes “RBG,” “Three Identical Strangers,” “Free Solo,” “Quincy” and “Jane Fonda: A Life in Five Acts”
Film will be released on Dec. 25 in time for Ginsburg’s 25th anniversary on the Supreme Court
Also performing well, “Disobedience” starring Rachel Weisz and Rachel McAdams
The project comes from Alyssa Milano’s Peace by Peace Productions and PatMa Productions
“Please, just hang in there for three to seven more years,” Colbert pleads with justice on “The Late Show”
Sundance 2018: Producer CNN Films will retain U.S. broadcast rights
The Supreme Court justice also talked #MeToo during her interview with NPR’s Nina Totenberg
Catherine Hardwicke, Issa Rae and Steven Soderbergh will also appear on panels at the festival
Justin Theroux, Kathy Bates also on board for Felicity Jones film about Supreme Court Justice
“Call Me By My Name” star will play opposite Felicity Jones in director Mimi Leder’s drama
LGBT advocates say no, but the Supreme Court is a wild card
