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Stephen Colbert’s Final ‘Late Show’ Draws Most Weeknight Viewers of His Tenure
Stephen Colbert’s final ‘Late Show’ draws the most weeknight viewers of his tenure.
CAA Sets Lineup for 11th Moebius Film Festival
The 2026 CAA Moebius Film Festival, showcasing graduate student filmmakers and their work, has unveiled the lineup for this year’s May 27-28 run.
Imax Takeover: Wall Street Speculates on Who May Bid
Netflix, Apple private equity firms are names popping up media analysts weigh in on who may be preparing offers for the film technologies company.
‘I See Buildings Fall Like Lightning’ Review: An All-Stars-of-Tomorrow Cast of British and Irish Actors Lift Clio Barnard’s Inconsistently Persuasive Drama
‘I See Buildings Fall Like Lightning’ is the latest from British director Clio Barnard, premiering at Cannes in the Directors’ Fortnight sidebar.
‘Passenger’ Review: Melissa Leo in a Ho-Hum Highway Horror
A couple periodically encounter a malevolent supernatural force while on the road in André Ovredal’s horror film ‘Passenger,’ featuring Melissa Leo.
Missing TV Actor Stewart McLean Case Now Murder Investigation, Says RCMP
Virgin River and Arrow actor Stewart McLean was reported missing on May 18 and assumed to be the victim of a homicide.
‘The Testaments’ Star on That Violent Penultimate Episode: “She Spirals. I Didn’t Even Recognize Her”
The Testaments star Mattea Conforti talks Becca murdering dad for Agnes and what it means for season finale, season 2 of Handmaid’s Tale sequel show.
‘Reggie Dinkins’: How Tracy Morgan and His ‘30 Rock’ Pals Scored Another Touchdown
The team behind Tracy Morgan’s latest NBC sitcom talk courting Daniel Radcliffe, the recurring gag from Tina Fey and getting a buy-in from the NFL
Paramount’s Warner Bros. Deal Endangers Hollywood’s Fragile Ecosystem
A slate film financier takes a cold, hard look under the hood of the Paramount-Warner Bros. deal at the debt, job loss projections and synergies.
‘Spider-Noir’ Review: Nicolas Cage’s Eccentricities Boost By-the-Numbers Storytelling in Amazon’s Spider-Man-Adjacent Drama
Set in an alternate universe version of Depression-era New York City, Amazon’s ‘Spider-Noir’ blends web-slinging action and hard-boiled archetypes.