Taylor Swift Wedding Details Revealed in New York Police Memo
A rehearsal dinner. A huge party. Hundreds of cops. And, perhaps, a big twist.
Tracee Ellis Ross Has Never Done Broadway. Her Debut Is a Challenging One-Person Show
Tracee Ellis Ross on making her Broadway debut in the solo show 'Every Brilliant Thing' and debuting the second season of 'Solo Traveling' on Roku.
GKids Acquires Studio Ghibli Library for U.K. and Ireland
GKIDS will re-release Studio Ghibli titles on IMAX in U.K. and Ireland, starting with Hayao Miyazaki's Kiki’s Delivery Service.
‘The Guest’ Takes a “Nuanced” Dive Into Family, Forgiveness and Mental Health Without “Shaming”
In a Karlovy Vary 2026 film 'The Guest' interview on Trine Dyrholm, Josephine Park, Simon Bennebjerg, director Mads Mengel talk family, mental health.
A Look Back at Taylor Swift and Travis Kelce’s Love Story, From a Friendship Bracelet to an Engagement
As speculation continues over Taylor Swift and Travis Kelce's rumored wedding, The Hollywood Reporter is looking back at their love story.
Erotic Film Meets Doc in ‘My Friend the Porn Star’: To Be or Not to Be Seen… That Is the Question (Exclusive Trailer)
A Karlovy Vary 2026 film trailer for 'My Friend the Porn Star' by Rosa Friedrich from Austria teases a documentary about making erotic movies.
From Proton Packs to Canon-Building: ‘Ghostbusters’ Eyes Its Own ‘Clone Wars’ Moment
Ghostbusters: Night Shift aims to expand the Ghostbusters universe in animation, echoing Star Wars’ Clone Wars model for canon-building.
Locarno Kids Screenings Unveiled as Swiss Fest Launches Competition and Kids’ Jury
The 2026 Locarno Kids Screenings were unveiled as the Locarno Film Festival in Switzerland launched its inaugural kids competition and jury.
Edinburgh’s Paul Ridd on Robert Redford’s Legacy, Hollywood’s Festival Sit-Out, and the ‘Obsession’ Phenomenon: “I Did Not See That Coming”
The 2026 Edinburgh International Film Festival lineup is here, and director Paul Ridd thinks its their greatest competition slate yet.
‘Paris Paris’ Director on Her Fiction Feature Debut That Is “Very Political, But Not in Your Face”
'Paris Paris' film director Isabelle Tollenaere discusses her political Karlovy Vary 2026 fiction feature debut about home, displacement, memory.