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Karl Urban’s Early Break in Ghost Ship: An Underrated 2002 Horror
Nagarjuna Akkineni Reflects on 40-Year Career as He Charts His 100th Film
Ellison Frames Paramount-WBD Deal as a Tech-Driven Path to Growth and Cost Savings
John Billingsley Reframes Dr. Phlox’s View of the NX-01 Crew
Ten Zombie Classics That Outpace the Bone Temple Chapter
Cannes 2026 Preview: Auteurs Take Center Stage as Studios Sit Out
J.J. Abrams Was the Tribble Puppeteer in Star Trek Into Darkness, New Behind-the-Scenes Detail
Paul Schrader Breaks Silence on Wife Mary Beth Hurt’s Passing
Jack Whitehall to Host SNL UK’s Fourth Episode Ahead of Week-Long Hiatus
Sofia Mattsson Heads to Days of Our Lives After General Hospital Exit
Cannes Call: IndieWire and AmPav Open 2026 Student Programs
Crime 101 review: a stylish cast, but a fragile screenplay
Hidden post-credits giggle: Spock and Doug’s Vulcan-human chat on Strange New Worlds
Oscars Predictions Point to Familiar Favorites, with Few Surprises on the Horizon
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Robby’s Sabbatical, Lingering Tension, and Louie’s Memorial in The Pitt, with Noah Wyle
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Fondazione Prada Film Fund Announces First Grants, Highlighting Huezo, Weerasethakul and Akin
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Wuthering Heights review: beauty on the surface, emptiness inside
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Freddy’s Dead: A Misunderstood Ending That Shaped Modern Horror
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Ben Stiller’s Miami Vice Moment That Signaled a Big Screen Run
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Midyear Spotlight: Standout Animated Features of 2025 So Far
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Directing Urchin: Harris Dickinson on crafting an adventurous debut
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Directing Urchin: Harris Dickinson on crafting an adventurous debut

Harris Dickinson, best known for his acting work, steps into the director’s chair with his feature debut, Urchin, which he wrote and directed. The London-set drama centers on Mike, a drifting…
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Oscars: Conan O’Brien to Return as Host in 2026

On the heels of a critically acclaimed 2025 ceremony that attracted the highest ratings for an Oscars telecast in five years, executive producers Raj Kapoor and Katy Mullan and producers Jeff…
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Daniel Craig’s Racy Turn in Luca Guadagnino’s ‘Queer’ Earns Raves at Venice Film Festival With 9-Minute Standing Ovation

Drew Starkey, director Luca Guadagnino and Daniel Craig attend the 'Queer' red carpet in Venice. GETTY IMAGES The A24 film, co-starring Drew Starkey, Lesley Manville, Jason Schwartzman and rising pop star Omar…
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Karl Urban’s Early Break in Ghost Ship: An Underrated 2002 Horror
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Karl Urban’s Early Break in Ghost Ship: An Underrated 2002 Horror

Steven Beck’s Ghost Ship (2002) opens with a haunting, high-stakes sequence aboard a luxury liner, hinting at the terror to come. The narrative then follows a salvage crew who discover a…
Nagarjuna Akkineni Reflects on 40-Year Career as He Charts His 100th Film
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Nagarjuna Akkineni Reflects on 40-Year Career as He Charts His 100th Film

Nagarjuna Akkineni’s four-decade journey in cinema has fused grounded storytelling with a hunger to push boundaries. As he nears the milestone of his 100th film, he talks with Variety about what…
Ellison Frames Paramount-WBD Deal as a Tech-Driven Path to Growth and Cost Savings
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Ellison Frames Paramount-WBD Deal as a Tech-Driven Path to Growth and Cost Savings

Paramount chief David Ellison frames the looming Warner Bros. Discovery deal as a blueprint for sharper cost discipline and stronger cash flow, anchored by a tighter technology backbone. He projects the…
John Billingsley Reframes Dr. Phlox’s View of the NX-01 Crew
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John Billingsley Reframes Dr. Phlox’s View of the NX-01 Crew

Star Trek: Enterprise opened a new frontier with a Denobulan physician who kept pace with a crew that was still figuring out its mission. John Billingsley, who embodies Dr. Phlox, offers…
Ten Zombie Classics That Outpace the Bone Temple Chapter
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Ten Zombie Classics That Outpace the Bone Temple Chapter

Zombie cinema has produced a roster of standouts that outshine the Bone Temple installment in this era of the genre. Here are ten titles that deliver sharper scares, sharper wit, and…
Cannes 2026 Preview: Auteurs Take Center Stage as Studios Sit Out
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Cannes 2026 Preview: Auteurs Take Center Stage as Studios Sit Out

The upcoming Cannes Film Festival is shaping up to lean toward auteur-driven projects, as major Hollywood studios pause or minimize their participation. The shift could redefine the festival’s tempo and the…
J.J. Abrams Was the Tribble Puppeteer in Star Trek Into Darkness, New Behind-the-Scenes Detail
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J.J. Abrams Was the Tribble Puppeteer in Star Trek Into Darkness, New Behind-the-Scenes Detail

Star Trek Into Darkness hides a surprising behind‑the‑scenes fact about its tribble. The little furball appears in a moment that hinges on Dr. McCoy, Khan’s blood, and a near‑miraculous revival of…
Paul Schrader Breaks Silence on Wife Mary Beth Hurt’s Passing
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Paul Schrader Breaks Silence on Wife Mary Beth Hurt’s Passing

Mary Beth Hurt, the Tony-nominated actress behind Interiors, Six Degrees of Separation, The World According to Garp and other memorable films, died in New Jersey after Alzheimer’s disease was diagnosed in…
Jack Whitehall to Host SNL UK’s Fourth Episode Ahead of Week-Long Hiatus
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Jack Whitehall to Host SNL UK’s Fourth Episode Ahead of Week-Long Hiatus

Jack Whitehall has been tapped to host Saturday Night Live UK, taking the stage for the show's fourth episode. The broadcast is slated for April 11 at 10 p.m. local time,…
Sofia Mattsson Heads to Days of Our Lives After General Hospital Exit
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Sofia Mattsson Heads to Days of Our Lives After General Hospital Exit

Sofia Mattsson is crossing networks to join NBC's Days of Our Lives. The former General Hospital star is headed to Salem after wrapping her GH run.News of the transfer came via…

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