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The screenwriters and authors behind Paul Thomas Anderson’s One Battle After Another and Netflix’s limited series Death By Lightning were named winners Saturday night at the 38th USC Libraries Scripter Awards. The USC honor is given to a work’s original…
First-time Saturday Night Live host Teyana Taylor is a woman of many talents — she’s a model, Grammy-nominated singer and seems to be a shoo-in for the Best Supporting Actress Oscar this year for her turn as the formidable and…
Sundance: The director also stars in the film alongside Seth Rogen, Edward Norton, and Penelope Cruz. The foursome are wonderfully unpredictable together in a great comedy with plenty to say about life, love, and nightmare that is marriage.
Teyana Taylor donned a bald wig and a mustache to play a grandpa with some serious dance moves on SNL this week – watch video.
The ceremony honors film and TV adaptations of written material, with both the authors of the source material and the screenwriters sharing the prize.
Michelle Mao, Haley Lu Richardson and Jin Ha play three people whose lives intersect over the course of a single night in Hong Kong.
Sundance: Smarting from an ill-received foray into studio filmmaking, the “Columbus” director rebounds with a DIY curio about a wayward artist’s journey back to herself.
“Saturday Night Live” lightly took on ICE during “Weekend Update,” hours after a 37-year-old Minneapolis intensive care nurse was killed by Border Patrol agents. “Vice President J.D. Vance criticized protesters confronting ICE Officers, saying they should instead write an op-ed…
The act is innocent, the implications are deadly. Hana (Hana Mana) freely dances in the street with a porkpie hat in front of the damaged Baghdad Tower, a structure which became a symbol of anti-government sentiment, in 2019. She is…
Artists create not because they’ve been given permission to do so, but simply because they must. This certainty illuminates filmmaking duo Hossein Keshavarz and Maryam Ataei’s Tehran-set drama “The Friend’s House is Here,” a sophisticated and heroic celebration both of…