‘Try!’ Director on His Sports Doc That Is a “Trojan Horse for a Film About People and Their Abilities”
A ‘Try!’ documentary film interview about the Irish Mixed Ability Rugby World Cup doc by Oisin Misteil that world premieres at Sheffield DocFest 2026.
Michael Douglas, Willem Dafoe Reunite with Oliver Stone for Drama ‘White Lies’
Ellen Barkin and Homer Gere, the son of Richard Gere, is also in the Oliver Stone feature White Lies.
The Trump Administration Wants to Know If It Should Regulate Bets on Reality Shows
Trump administration wants to know if it should regulate reality TV shows and other entertainment prediction market bets.
‘I Love Boosters’ Star Poppy Liu on Working With Boots Riley, Trojan Horsing Social Commentary Into Films and ‘Hacks’ Ending
‘I Love Boosters’ star Poppy Liu digs into working with Boots Riley on the film and how she feels about Hacks ending.
Newly Crowned ‘Top Chef’ Turns Competition Into Collaboration With First-of-Its-Kind Residency
Rhoda Magbitang launches residency with fellow ‘Top Chef’ chefs Sieger Bayer, Oscar Diaz and Brittany Cochran.
Former Disney Star Bridgit Mendler Claims Surprise EP Release “Wasn’t Me”
It seems Bridgit Mendler didn’t make her grand return to music, despite six new songs appearing on her Spotify and Apple Music pages.
How ‘Southern Hospitality’ Became Bravo’s Hidden Heavyweight
Kemar Bassaragh chats with THR about Southern Hospitality season 4, why it’s Bravo’s hidden gem and Emmy and Bradley’s intense conflict.
‘Here I’m Alive’ Review: A Moody, Docu-Style Ensemble Drama Burrows Deep Into the Big Apple’s Digital Underground
‘Here I’m Alive,’ the second feature from director Joshua Z Weinstein, follows a night in the life of several New Yorkers glued to their screens.
Tim Allen Blames ‘Home Improvement’ Reboot Holdup on Onscreen Sons’ “Personality Problems”
Tim Allen is revealing the reason he says the Home Improvement reboot is ‘stuck,’ blaming it on his onscreen sons’ ‘personality problems.
Why Hollywood’s Unions Didn’t Put Up a Fight With Studios This Year
While 2023 marked the spiciest year in recent memory for Hollywood labor unions, 2026 was perhaps the sleepiest.