Rebecca Ford

As some A-listers and their publicists continue to push for reforms and an NBC broadcast deal seems imminent, Hollywood gatekeepers remain divided on whether the Golden Globes can ever really come back.

Movies from Sam Mendes, Tyler Perry, and Sarah Polley will hit the Canadian festival in September, according to the full TIFF lineup.

Director Baz Luhrmann called Dukureh “a special light” in his tribute to the performer on Instagram.

Angus Wall, an Oscar-winning editor, has created some of TV’s most memorable title sequences, which he compares to art: “You don’t quite understand it, but you’re drawn to it.”

The Oscar winners play a prolific serial killer and the friend who helped catch him in Netflix’s dark but surprisingly humane movie.

Gus flirts, Mike confides, Cheryl suspects, Kim packs it in, and Jimmy finally transforms.

Plus: Conan’s longtime assistant dishes on how not to work, Ottessa Moshfegh’s visceral fable, and more new books.

The Oscar-winner stuns as Nanisca—an African warrior who leads an all-female regiment—in the first trailer for The Woman King.

The Pulitzer-winning author shares her reading list and reflects on working between languages while writing Translating Myself and Others, her recent essay collection.

An exclusive talk with Davis and director Gina Prince-Bythewood about making a groundbreaking historical epic, out this fall.

Midge reveals her failed comedy tour to her family on the iconic Coney Island ride, a scene that required meticulous attention to detail, a lot of yelling, and “a bit of Maisel stardust.”

The four artists will receive their statuettes at the Governors Awards in November.

The Korean actor went from timid child to breakout talent with her vulnerable role at the center of Apple TV+’s epic drama TV series.

For We Own This City, the actor went on nightly ride-alongs and spoke at length with the imprisoned Baltimore cop: “He was always kind of after something with me.”

Director Todd Phillips shared a photo of Oscar-winner Joaquin Phoenix reading the script for his follow-up, Joker: Folie á Deux.

The Under the Banner of Heaven star pauses to reflect on his recent work—from Tick, Tick…Boom! to, yes, his supersecret Spider-Man cameo.

“Johnny is part of a group of superstars that used to command these gigantic salaries. Any excuse Hollywood could use to not pay those figures, they’re gonna take it.”

The actor says of her recent work on Hulu’s miniseries and Netflix’s Unbelievable, “The story means so much more than me.”

The Mandalorian actor tells his story of joining the galaxy: “I was like, ’Holy shit! … Really?”

At times, the pair were told their directorial debut, set on the Pine Ridge Reservation, wasn’t relatable or sad enough—or even that it needed a white protagonist.