What Happened to the Celebrity Telethon?
Star-studded television benefits once raised massive dollars for disaster relief and disease research. Now, as viewership plummets, nonprofits are relying on livestreams from celebrities.
‘Hannah Einbinder Is Still Trying to Process that ‘Hacks’ Emmys Win
Hannah Einbinder is having an even more eventful year than Ava Daniels. After June brought her debut stand-up special, ...
Tilda Swinton Says ‘The Room Next Door’ May Be “the Last Film I Make”
The actress sat down with Elle alongside her The Room Next Door co-star Julianne Moore for the publication’s Women in Hollywood issue. During their conversation, the women addressed their goals in ...
Kristen Bell Hopes ‘Nobody Wants This’ Shows Love Is “Way More Nuanced”
Cast as a prototypical non-Jewish person in Netflix’s interfaith comedy, the former 'Veronica Mars' star faced an uncommon challenge: portraying a relationship in which two people are really trying.
‘Squid Game’ Returns: Inside Netflix’s Darker, Terrifyingly Relevant Season 2
Creator Hwang Dong-hyuk opens up about this season’s new games, new cast and his dystopic vision that now feels frighteningly ...
‘Wicked’ Was Originally Trashed by Theater Critics: “Boring, Colorless, Overstuffed”
Add in tunes that you can actually leave the theater humming, and you have a thoroughly enchanting experience,” USA Today wrote. Mercifully, the critics’ buckets of water were not able to bring Wicked ...
‘Blue Road: The Edna O’Brien Story’ Review: Illuminating Portrait of the Great Irish Writer Explores the Solitude of Success
Screening on opening night at DOC NYC, the film builds around an interview from near the end of its subject's life to deliver a close study of a celebrated author who became a cultural pariah in her ...
How the Oscar Race Responds to Donald Trump
From 'Anora' to 'Wicked,' Oscar movies are not staying quiet about issues raised by the incoming administration.
‘Gladiator II’: Critics Mostly Give Thumbs Up to Ridley Scott’s Epic Blockbuster Sequel
While many of the reviewers who got an early look at the follow-up to the 2001 best picture winner said it's largely a rehash, most of them were dazzled by its battles and epic scope.
How ‘Say Nothing’ Brought the Troubles to Television: “It’s a Pretty Edgy Subject”
Author Patrick Radden Keefe talks to The Hollywood Reporter about FX's new limited series tackling an open wound in Northern ...
The Real Reason We Care About Oscar Season
The Iranian director Mohammad Rasoulof has made a movie called The Seed of the Sacred Fig. Rasoulof has served significant jail time in Iran simply for making a movie critical of the regime. No one ...
Camerimage: Cinematography Organizations Condemn Fest Founder’s “Sexist” Editorial, Demand Change
The world's leading film festival celbrating the art of cinematography has been plunged into controversy days ahead of its opening night after its founder and CEO published an op-ed that leading trade ...