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Oscars: Czech Republic Picks Doc ‘If Pigeons Turned to Gold’ as Best Int’l Feature Submission
For the Oscars 2027, the Czech Republic submitted documentary 'If Pigeons Turned to Gold' as its submission for the international feature film race.
Sandra Wollner and ‘Everytime’ Hit Sarajevo on the Festival Circuit: “You Can Feel the History Here”
Austrian filmmaker Sandra Wollner discusses bringing her third feature film, 'Everytime,' on the festival circuit at the Sarajevo Film Festival.
Brad Pitt Joins Wim Wenders’ Peter Zumthor Doc as Executive Producer (Exclusive)
Brad Pitt is backing Wim Wenders doc on Swiss architect Peter Zumthor, who designed the new Los Angeles County Museum of Art.
The Beatles’ Apple Corps, Universal Music Strike Global e-Commerce, Merchandise Partnership for the Fab Four
Apple Corps and Universal Music struck a global e-commerce and merchandise partnership for The Beatles.
Bill Rasmussen Founded ESPN and Left a Year Later. It Was Long Enough to Change TV Forever
How Bill Rasmussen, the late ESPN founder, changed TV forever.
Marilyn Monroe’s 100th Birthday Brings Official Coffee Table Book, Barbie, Brut and More
Marilyn Monroe's Estate releases official merchandise including 'Marilyn Monroe 100 The Official Centenary Book' and products with SharkNinja and more.
‘Down the Arm of God’ Review: Caleb Landry Jones in a Sincere, if Heavy-Handed, Drama About a Texas Pastor Tackling Homelessness, and His Own Congregation
Caleb Landry Jones stars in 'Down the Arm of God,' a drama about a Texas pastor torn between his congregation and an unhoused community.
Inside the Fake Celebrity Podcast Scam Fooling Hollywood
Seth Rudetsky thought Nikki Glaser wanted him on her podcast.
David Krumholtz Says He’s Retiring from Acting in Shock Social Post: “Profession Has Lost Its Gleam”
Veteran actor David Krumholtz seems ready to throw in the towel on his Hollywood career after amassing more than 140 credits across his career.
‘A Breed Apart’ Director Recalls Hayden Panettiere’s “Dark” Energy on Set: “She Was Not OK”
After Hayden Panettiere's death, A Breed Apart director Griff Furst recalls the actress' 'dark' energy while on the film set with Brian Hickerson.