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Helloooo, Emmy: Art Carney’s Enduring ‘Honeymooners’ Triumph
A look back at Art Carney's enduring impact on TV history with his Emmy win for The Honeymooners, a classic from the golden age of television.
‘Destroy All Girls’ Review: A Young Jersey Woman Joins a Group of Itinerant Skater Dudes in a Hip and Evocative Drama
Erin Vassilopoulos' 'Destroy All Girls' is an anthropological study of a subculture that's been going for years but remains forever young.
How the Late-Night Emmy Became the Anti-Trump Award
Kimmel, Colbert or Oliver could each be anointed Hollywood's anti-White House avatar — and become even more emboldened to take on the president.
The 20 Most Unforgettable ‘Real Housewives’ Moments, Ranked
THR ranks the 20 most unforgettable ‘Real Housewives’ moments from across the franchise as UGT premieres for Bravo franchise's anniversary.
‘PAW Patrol: The Dino Movie’ Review: Busy New Entry in Pup Franchise Is Exactly What You’d Expect
The plucky pups encounter adorable dinosaurs in 'PAW Patrol: The Dino Movie,' their third big-screen adventure.
In ‘Demons,’ Love and Betrayal Become a Metaphor for the Relationship Between Russia and Ukraine (Exclusive Trailer)
Watch a Locarno 2026 film trailer for 'Demons,' in which love and betrayal are a metaphor for the relationship between Russia and Ukraine.
‘Down the Arm of God’: Caleb Landry Jones Project, Created With People Without Housing, Is a “Conversation Starter, Not an Advocacy Film”
At Locarno, Luc Besson, Caleb Landry Jones film 'Down the Arm of God' on homeless premieres.
‘The Odyssey’ Makes History as Christopher Nolan’s Top-Grossing Movie Ever, Beating ‘Dark Knight Rises’
Starring Matt Damon and Tom Holland, The Odyssey is Christopher Nolan's highest-grossing movie ever at the box office, passing The Dark Knight Rises.
James Gray Says Actors “Dictate the Style” of Films and Explains Why, When People Talk in a Cinema, “You Want to Kill Them”
James Gray explained at Locarno 2026 that actors dictate the style of films more than we realize and why you want to kill people who talk in a cinema.
Luca Guadagnino Explains Why He Just Had to Produce Giovanni Tortorici’s Coming-of-Age Drama ‘Ketticè’ in a “Sterile” Italian Film Landscape
At Locarno 2026, Luca Guadagnino talked about producing the film 'Kettice' and why Giovanni Tortorici is a cure for a sterile Italian landscape.