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Prime Video Sets Premiere Date For Docuseries ‘Cocaine Quarterback’ From Mark Wahlberg’s Unrealistic Ideas
EXCLUSIVE: Prime Video will premiere the three-part docuseries Cocaine Quarterback: Signal-Caller for the Cartel on Sept. 25. The docuseries from Mark Wahlberg’s Unrealistic Ideas follows the rise and fall of Redondo Beach native Owen Hanson, who went from being a…
‘Preparation for the Next Life’ Review: ‘Minding the Gap’ Director Bing Liu’s First Narrative Feature Is a Haunting Outsider Love Story
Fred Hechinger and newcomer Sebiye Behtiyar star as two people from vastly different cultural backgrounds hoping to build a better life together.
Why We The Band Wants to Be This Generation’s Earth, Wind & Fire: ‘What We’re Making, I Haven’t Heard Anything Comparable’
In September 2022, Justin Bieber had to postpone — and ultimately cancel — his Justice World Tour due to health issues. Yet his longtime backing band, We The Band, never stopped working; rather, the unexpected free time allowed them to…
Telluride To Premiere ‘Lost In The Jungle,’ Miraculous Survival Story Of 4 Kids Who Went Down In Colombian Plane Crash
EXCLUSIVE: One of the greatest stories of survival ever told will premiere at the Telluride Film Festival this weekend. Lost in the Jungle, directed by Oscar winners Chai Vasarhelyi and Jimmy Chin (Free Solo, The Rescue), and Juan Camilo Cruz…
Thomasin McKenzie to Play Spirited Nun Opposite Toby Wallace in Frances O’Connor’s “Uplifting” Sophomore Film ‘Sister Maria Goes to Rome’
It marks O’Connor’s second feature film after her directorial debut ‘Emily’ with Emma Mackey debuted to rave reviews in 2022.
Telluride: Netflix Acquires Doc Short ‘All the Empty Rooms’ (Exclusive)
Oscar nominee Joshua Seftel’s powerful 33-minute film chronicles a seven-year quest to memorialize the bedrooms of children killed in school shootings.
How Jerry Adler Got His Start as an Actor: “This Sounds Exactly Like My Best Friend’s Father” (Guest Column)
For THR, writer-director Howard Franklin recalls how he and casting director Donna Isaacson went out on a limb to hire the aging stage manager for a pivotal part in the 1992 Joe Pesci film ‘The Public Eye.’
10 Underrated Far Side Comics From 1994: Gary Larson’s Final Year
1994 was the end of an era, as The Far Sidewound up its run, after starting in 1980 and running mostly continuously for the next fourteen years. Many of Gary Larson’s best comics came in his final year, but they…
Betty Who Apologizes for ‘Harmful’ & ‘Dismissive’ Comments About Sexuality: ‘I Will Do Better’
After facing a week of backlash from folks across the internet, Betty Who would like to clear the air around her recent appearance on the Made It Out podcast. Related King Princess Weighs In on Betty Who’s Recent Comments About…