Margot Robbie producing ‘Sims’ movie from ‘Loki’ director
“The Sims” is the latest game to get the Hollywood treatment. Still riding the wave of “Barbie’s” success, Margot Robbie is set to produce “The…
‘Carol Doda Topless at the Condor’ pays buoyant tribute to ’60s icon
San Francisco’s own Botticelli’s Venus was nightclub dancing goddess Carol Doda, her scallop shell a white baby grand piano supported by hydraulics and descending from…
‘Let it rest!’ beg Downton Abbey fans as they blast BBC for ‘running show into the ground’ with third film
DOWNTON Abbey fans have blasted the BBC and begged for the broadcaster to 'let it rest' following the announcement that a third film will be…
M. Emmet Walsh, ‘Blood Simple’ character actor, dies at 88
LOS ANGELES — M. Emmet Walsh, the character actor who brought his unmistakable face and unsettling presence to films including “Blood Simple” and “Blade Runner,” has…
'Turgid, unwanted and dire' film savaged by critics roars into Netflix top five
Lukewarm sci-fi/horror mash-up based on a Stephen King novel has proved a storming success on Netflix - despite being absolutely mauled by critics on its…
‘Stormy’ filmmakers say the justice system failed Daniels
Stormy Daniels has never shied away from speaking frankly about what she says transpired between her and former President Trump, but how well do you…
After conquering pop music, film and food, South Korea woos digital nomads | Technology
Seoul, South Korea – Riding the wave of enthusiasm for all things Korean, South Korea has in recent years become one of Asia’s most popular…
David Seidler, ‘The King’s Speech’ screenwriter, dies at 86
David Seidler, the Oscar-winning screenwriter of the acclaimed 2010 drama “The King’s Speech,” has died. He was 86. Seidler’s manager, Jeff Aghassi, told The Times…
Taylor Swift Eras tour movie streaming on Disney+: What to know
Welcome to Screen Gab, the newsletter for everyone who somehow held out this long before checking out the Eras tour. (Or is gearing up for…
Hopkins on Holocaust drama ‘One Life’: ‘It’s easy to forget’
In 1988, the BBC television series “That’s Life!” aired a program on Nicholas Winton, a former stockbroker who helped to save 669 children from the…
It's a ruff road to redemption in 'Arthur the King,' a well-trained tail of bonding
Mark Wahlberg in the movie Arthur the King. (Carlos Rodriguez / Lionsgate) It's a ruff road to redemption in 'Arthur the King,' a well-trained tail…
Jennifer Lopez cancels multiple This Is Me…Now tour stops
Jennifer Lopez won’t officially launch her This Is Me...Now tour until the summer, but the pop superstar’s newest circuit has already undergone multiple scheduling changes.…
Ryan Gosling and Emily Blunt jolt SXSW with ‘The Fall Guy’
AUSTIN, Texas — “I’m Ryan Gosling and I did almost none of my own stunts in this movie.” The star of “The Fall Guy” immediately won…
Sharon Stone IDs producer she says pressed her to sleep with co-star
Sharon Stone has identified the Hollywood producer and studio executive she alleges pressured her to have sex with her “Sliver” co-star William “Billy” Baldwin. The…
Neve Campbell will return for ‘Scream 7’: ‘Sidney Prescott is coming back!!!!’
The original “Scream” queen is back — Neve Campbell announced Tuesday she’d be returning to the franchise for the upcoming seventh film. “Sidney Prescott is…
How the Oscars addressed wars in Ukraine and Gaza and the Hollywood strikes
A montage that opened the Oscars telecast Sunday featured a line spoken by Jerrod Carmichael in the movie “Poor Things” — “Do you want to…
Oscars: Emma Stone wins best actress, ends Lily Gladstone’s historic run
When Lily Gladstone was nominated for the lead actress Oscar for “Killers of the Flower Moon,” she sparked a wave of hope inside and outside…
Oscars 2024: Jimmy Kimmel’s opening monologue
Weeks before the 96th Academy Awards, Oscars host Jimmy Kimmel told The Times, “I’m not always classy and pristine.” His opening monologue Sunday reflected just…
A rowdy ‘Road House’ premiere marks the start of SXSW
Just when you think you’ve seen it all, along comes something like Friday night’s premiere of “Road House” at SXSW. The event had unexpected surprises…
These are the worst films and performances of the year, according to the Razzie Awards
A horror film based on the beloved children's literary character Winnie the Pooh faced the vengeance of Razzie voters in the annual Oscar spoof that…