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Woody Harrelson Calls Jesse Eisenberg’s ‘The Debut’ ‘Phenomenal,’ Talks ‘Brothers’ With Matthew McConaughey: ‘If You’re Looking for ‘True Detective,’ It’s Not This’
Woody Harrelson appeared at the Sarajevo Film Festival, where he is being honoured with a Heart of Sarajevo Award, to discuss his career and upcoming projects during a 90-minute talk. The actor spoke about “Brothers,” an Apple TV series reuniting him with his “True Detective” co-star Matthew McConaughey, in which the pair play fictionalised versions…
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Elevation Pictures co-founder Laurie May leaves distributor after 13 years
Laurie May has stepped down as co-president of Elevation Pictures, the independent Canadian distribution company she helped found in 2013 alongside Black Bear’s Teddy Schwarzman during the Toronto International Film Festival. Over her 13 years with the firm, May helped build Elevation into Canada’s leading independent distributor, with the company handling domestic releases of acclaimed…
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Chelsea’s boardroom rift: if Boehly goes who will Clearlake have left to blame? | Sam Cunningham
Despite another reset with a new manager and fresh strategy, the boardroom drama persists at Stamford Bridge Perhaps, in hindsight, it was always going to end this way. As some of the world’s wealthiest investors scrambled to find funds after Vladimir Putin’s invasion of Ukraine set a series of dominoes toppling that forced Roman Abramovich…
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Madonna and Taylor Swift Lead 2026 MTV VMA Nominations—See the Full List
Madonna and Taylor Swift lead the nominations for the 2026 MTV Video Music Awards, with 11 and nine nods respectively. This puts Madonna ahead across categories including Video of the Year, Artist of the Year and Song of the Year, while Swift is nominated for Video of the Year, Artist of the Year and Best…
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Ken Kao’s Waypoint Strikes First-Look With ‘Splitsville’ & ’80 For Brady’ Outfit Watch This Ready, First Project Revealed
Ken Kao’s financier-producer Waypoint Entertainment has agreed a first-look deal with Watch This Ready, the indie production company behind Dakota Johnson’s Cannes hit Splitsville. Under the partnership the two firms will jointly develop, finance and produce original feature films, formalising a working relationship that began with Splitsville, which Neon later acquired. The first project under…
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The 6 Best Movie Performances Since 2020
Collider has published a ranked list of the six best film performances since 2020, arguing that despite the rise of AI and social media, a truly transfixing screen performance remains a singular art form that keeps audiences invested in cinema. The list highlights actors whose work over the past six years has come to define…
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Oasis Documentary Trailer Reveals Gallagher Brothers’ Reunion Hesitation: ‘Will It Fall Apart Again?’
Oasis have released the first trailer for their documentary “Oasis: Don’t Look Back in Anger”, which follows the band’s 2025 reunion tour and captures the initial hesitation between brothers Liam and Noel Gallagher about reforming. The film matters as a rare, intimate look at the pair’s fractious relationship, marking the first joint interview between the…
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Verve Signs Filmmaker Anna Mastro
Talent and literary agency Verve has signed filmmaker Anna Mastro for representation, adding a director with a growing footprint across major film and television projects. The move reflects Mastro’s rising profile, as she juggles high-profile feature work with a steady stream of television directing assignments for major streamers and networks. Mastro is currently directing the…
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The “disturbing” 1976 movie Quentin Tarantino hated for being perfect: “It’s not fun”
A little oxymoronical. The post The “disturbing” 1976 movie Quentin Tarantino hated for being perfect: “It’s not fun” first appeared on Far Out Magazine.
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Preservationist group urges Supreme Court to keep White House ballroom paused
The preservationist group trying to stop President Trump’s White House ballroom urged the Supreme Court to deny the administration’s emergency request to allow construction, calling it “astonishing” on Tuesday. The Trump administration wants the justices to step in to stop a lower court order that would grind the above-ground work to a halt starting Friday. “Petitioners,…