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Christian Bale has revealed his performance as Frankenstein in the Maggie Gyllenhaal-directed The Bride! was inspired by Sex Pistols’ Sid Vicious and Manic Street Preachers’ Richey Edwards. You can watch the full interview above. READ MORE: ‘The Bride!’ review: Maggie…
A new book that presents “a lyrical portrait of Susie Cave” is on the way, and it will feature words from Nick Cave and photography from Dominique Issermann. READ MORE: Nick Cave: “There’s no metric that says virtuousness makes good art”…
The Steam Machine is poised to shake up both the console and PC scene, but a serious threat has suddenly appeared on the horizon. After failing to crack the market years ago, Valve is back with another attempt at a…
Heel has been unleashed at home.
Lucy Dickins, who has been co-head of WME’s contemporary music and touring division since 2022, is stepping down from her role, according to an internal memo from co‑chairman Christian Muirhead obtained by Variety. Co-head Kirk Sommer will lead the division…
The original Firefly series became a cult classic, mixing Western themes and humor into a dangerous sci-fi universe. Fans never got a second season, but Joss Whedon wrapped up many outstanding plotlines with the Serenity movie in 2005. With rumors…
The ‘Marty Supreme’ star is taking some heat after a clip from his conversation with Matthew McConaughey resurfaced and showed Chalamet saying “no one cares” about ballet or opera.
The Brett Ratner-directed documentary has earned north of $16.4 million at the U.S. box office since Amazon MGM opened the film in early February.
Nearly four full years after its debut, this Apple TV original crime thriller series remains the very best on the streaming service. Combining outstanding performances with an infectiously dark tone and a gripping true crime story, this is one epic…
Original versions of the songs that became In on the Kill Taker will benefit Albini’s Letters Charity