A small dinner party. A few friends who think they know one another. Then a simple game starts and everything changes. That unassuming setup helped launch the most copied movie idea of the modern era.

Sue, played by actor Margaret Qualley, blows a kiss at the camera in The Substance. Custom Image by Jefferson Chacon Hollywood is packed full of 'nepo babies', and, contrary to what some may believe, ...

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The Grand Finale may be hitting the big screen soon, but you do have some time to catch up on the drama before then.

At least 3,000 truckers have been taken off American roads over the past two months after they failed mandatory roadside English tests, as the Trump administration gets tougher on commercial drivers ...

Malayalam cinema's megastar Mammootty has reassured fans after months of health speculation. Through his secretary, George Sebastian, Mammootty expressed gratitude for the support received during his ...

Brad Pitt's 'F1: The Movie,' directed by Joseph Kosinski, has become a global box office phenomenon, grossing over $582 million and surpassing 'World War Z' as Pitt's highest-grossing film. The sports ...

Netflix is no slouch in the movie department. Even if you primarily use Netflix (or any of the best streaming services) to rewatch your favorite sitcom, you surely know that the streaming giant ...

The highest-grossing animated film ever returns to theaters in a new version courtesy of A24. By Frank Scheck Care to guess which is the highest-grossing movie of the year so far? No, it’s not Lilo & ...

A year after her last film Blitz premiered at 2024's LFF, Saoirse Ronan is back with this "provocative" and "unsettling" ...