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THR Live: As Final Voting Is Underway, Which Shows Are Going to Win Emmy Gold?
The Hollywood Reporter hosted a live Instagram broadcast on Monday, as final voting opened for the 78th Emmy Awards, with awards editor Beatrice Verhoeven and deputy awards editor Brande Victorian analysing the likely winners across major categories. The discussion matters because it offers an early read on a highly competitive awards season, with several closely…
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Film Academy’s Pickford Center Set to Undergo Three-Year Renovation (Exclusive)
The Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences will begin a three-year renovation of its Pickford Center for Motion Picture Study in Hollywood this autumn, The Hollywood Reporter has learned. The building houses much of the Academy’s film archive and is attached to the 286-seat Linwood Dunn Theatre, and the project aims to restore and…
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“I’m disappointed like everyone else”: the 1992 John Goodman movie that “went in the toilet”
He held his hands up. The post “I’m disappointed like everyone else”: the 1992 John Goodman movie that “went in the toilet” first appeared on Far Out Magazine.
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Major Theater Chain Cinemark Also Signals It Wants California to Settle With Paramount
Cinemark has become the third of America’s biggest cinema chains, after AMC and Regal, to back a swift resolution of the legal fight over Paramount’s proposed $111 billion (£87 billion) merger with Warner Bros. Discovery, and shortly afterwards their trade body Cinema United also reversed its opposition and called for settlement talks. The shift matters…
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‘Breaking Bad’ Star’s ‘John Wick’ Replacement Officially Dominates HBO Max
Bob Odenkirk’s 2026 action film has become an unexpected hit on HBO Max, despite flopping at the cinema. Directed by Ben Wheatley and written by Derek Kolstad, the John Wick creator, the film was intended to further cement Odenkirk’s status as an action star following Nobody and Nobody 2, but its box office performance fell…
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Cinemark Joins AMC Theatres and Regal in Supporting Paramount-Warner Bros. Discovery Merger
Cinemark has become the third and final major US cinema chain to back Paramount Skydance’s proposed $111 billion (£87 billion) takeover of Warner Bros. Discovery, joining AMC Theatres and Regal in endorsing the deal. The move creates an unusual public split within the exhibition industry: while the three biggest chains now support the merger, their…
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Film Academy Announces Newly-Appointed Leaders of Committees and Affinity Groups, Including Sean Baker and Rita Wilson
The Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences used its annual all-members meeting on Tuesday to confirm the chairs and vice chairs who will lead its committees and affinity groups for the 2026-2027 term, including the first appointments to its newly created Academy Marquee Theater Committee. Academy president Lynette Howell Taylor and CEO Bill Kramer…
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Broadway Box Office: ‘Ragtime’ Breaks Box Office Record With $1.96M Final Gross
Broadway’s Ragtime closed out its run by setting a new box office record, taking $1.96 million in its final week — the fourth time the Tony-winning revival broke the record at Lincoln Center Theater’s Vivian Beaumont Theater, cementing it as the highest-grossing production in the venue’s history. The milestone capped a run that began in…
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10 Most Ambitious Sci-Fi Movies of the Last 25 Years
Collider has published a ranked list of the 10 most ambitious science-fiction films released over the past 25 years, compiled by senior writer Ryan Heffernan. The feature argues that sci-fi has always been defined by creative daring, tracing this back to ancient storytelling and early cinema, before assessing how filmmakers this century have used modern…
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The 10 most rewatchable movies of 1996
They never get olds. The post The 10 most rewatchable movies of 1996 first appeared on Far Out Magazine.