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Spinal Tap Reunites For Band Interview Ahead Of Sequel
Turn your amps up to 11, everyone: Spinal Tap are back. After 1984’s classic comedy (or, disastrous documentary, depending on which way you look at [...]
Sydney Sweeney Under Fire After Controversial American Eagle Ad Campaign
Does Sydney Sweeney have “great jeans,” or has the American Eagle brand simply had a very, very bad idea?The label’s latest advertising campaign has [...]
Avatar: Fire And Ash First Look: David Thewlis Is Peylak
There’s plenty to look at in the modern Avatar: Fire And Ash trailer. We have the incoming fearsome Varang; the return of Jake Sully and Neytiri, wh [...]
Locarno adds Naomi Kawase’s ‘Yakushima’s Illusion’ to international competition
The Locarno Film Festival has added Naomi Kawase’s Yakushima’s Illusion starring Vicky Krieps to its international competition line-up, taking t [...]
Inside the Fiery Backlash Against Paramount’s ‘Late Show’ Cancellation
The timing sure seems to speak for itself. On the July 14 episode of his late-night talk show, Stephen Colbert condemned Paramount for settling what [...]
James Cameron Wants To Direct Avatar 4 And 5 Himself
For a long time now, James Cameron has been clear on the scale of his ambitions for the Avatar sequels. He didn’t just imagine a singular follow-up [...]
Rupert Everett Says ‘Emily in Paris’ Fired Him Without Even a Phone Call
Outspoken. Authentic. Unabashed. Rupert Everett is wont to cut straight to the chase, avoiding unnecessary turns of phrase. The actor speaks his mind [...]
Be For Films takes on sales for Claire Simon’s Annie Ernaux documentary ahead of Venice premiere
EXCLUSIVE: Be For Films has acquired international sales rights to veteran documentarian Claire Simon’s Writing Life – Annie Ernaux Through The [...]
Why James Cameron Has To Adapt Wild Fantasy Novel The Devils
James Cameron doesn’t need more work on his plate. The filmmaker is firmly ensconced in the world of Avatar right now, still in the midst of cooking [...]
In ‘The Lost Bus’, Matthew McConaughey Fights to Survive a Wildfire That Feels Eerily Close to Home
When Paul Greengrass first learned about the fires consuming Los Angeles this past January, he was almost finished editing The Lost Bus—a film about [...]