Academy Awards are one of those accolades that actors, directors, and writers, fantasize about. Seriously, who in Hollywood wouldn’t like the golden trophy?
One of the best crossovers in modern television happened, drag queens dominated timelines for all sorts of reasons, and everyone freaked out like they were on a boat in the middle of the Atlantic in April 1912 for less than 24 hours over an app.
Together, they can bring Hollywood back to a "golden age," the incoming president posted on Truth Social.
James Haven has got married in a secret ceremony. The 51-year-old actor-and-director tied the knot with 'The Real L Word' star Romi Marie Imbelli on Laguna Beach, California, on August 12, 2024, in front of close family, including his actor father Jon Voight - but not his famous sister Angelina Jolie, JustJared.com has confirmed.
Writer-director Francis Ford Coppola describes his decades-long passion project Megalopolis as being “America as Rome.” He also calls his story about how empires fall a “fable” in the film’s title card.
Francis Ford Coppola is no stranger to legacy storytelling. His most famous string of films in the Godfather trilogy is one of the greatest pieces of American grandiose narrative that’s ever been put on celluloid.
Let's just say that Voight and Coppola find themselves on different sides of the political spectrum.
Voight, a longtime supporter of the State of Israel, called Jolie, who worked with the United Nations as a refugee activist for 20 years, "ignorant" over her stance on Palestine
“Our new film Megalopolis is the best work I’ve ever had the privilege to preside over.” Considering he directed both The Godfather and The Godfather Part II, that’s one hell of a statement for Francis Ford Coppola to make.
You’d think the director of The Godfather and The Godfather Part II would have had carte blanche to make whatever movie he wanted in the late ’70s and early ’80s.
It has been said you can’t make a truly anti-war film. That is a matter of debate and perception, but what you can certainly do is make awards-bait war films. Oscars history is rife with war movies earning nominations and often wins. Here are the actors who have won an Academy Award for a war movie.
Many movies are built around transportation gone wild. These are the best of the bunch.
Here are the most memorable films and TV shows set up north…way up north.
Showtime abruptly canceled Ray Donovan after seven seasons in early 2020, much to the dismay of showrunner David Hollander.
Al Pacino. Robert De Niro. They are two of the biggest actors of all time. They’ve both won Oscars. We’ve seen them in a few movies together now but for many years they had never shared the screen together. Not even in “The Godfather Part II.” Then, “Heat” happened.
Life moves pretty fast. Forty-plus years ago, moviegoers were flipping out over Great White Sharks, xenomorphs and Hells Angels. They worshipped Paul Newman, Robert Redford, Richard Pryor, Barbara Streisand and Marlon Brando.
Sometimes an Emmy win comes with zero surprise. Eventually Julia Louis-Dreyfus winning for “Veep” became inevitable, for example, and then she won a couple of more on top of that.
If there's anything that's going to define the cultural zeitgeist in 2019, take solace in knowing it's happening in May: The Season 3 premiere of "Beat
An Academy Award nomination is no guarantee of lasting prominence. The nominees of one year could quickly be forgotten the next; even winners occasionally get dumped from our collective memory.
For 39 years, John J.B. Wilson's Golden Raspberries, better known as the "Razzies," have been a mock award that "celebrates" the worst in film. Now as we know, bad is as subjective as good, but sometimes bad isn't that bad at all.
Hollywood and the military have always had a unique and sometimes complicated relationship. While numerous films depict feats of heroism on the battlefield, few films truly capture the difficulties in transitioning from combat to civilian life.
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