Film

A shiny new ring on Zoë Kravitz’s finger last week was enough to trigger rumours she was engaged to Harry Styles . . . which begs the question, are celebrity engagements the new dating?

Colleen Hoover has sold millions of copies of her books thanks to a BookTok trend, and now the fourth movie in three years is about to be released.

Before the Devil Wears Prada 2 releases on Thursday and the Met Gala descends next week, prep yourself for all that high fashion with these nine films.

Actor Effie Spence has teased a potential sequel to the Michael Jackson biopic.

There are so many reasons why the Clueless revival was a bad idea. Thank god someone saw sense.

Career maturity — and gaining the confidence to block out online noise — has led to a kind of personal softening for the actress who soared to fame as a teenager.

Michael B. Jordan and Austin Butler will headline a Miami Vice remake which, this time, will keep it set in the 1980s. As it should be.

Twenty years ago, the Devil Wears Prada couldn’t get access to locations and designers because everyone was scared of Anna Wintour. That’s changed.

Even divorced from the late singer’s complicated legacy, this listless slog is not worthy of yours or anyone’s time.

Once the realm of nerds and geeks, now some of the biggest upcoming projects have their origins in the gaming world, including the upcoming Elden Ring adaptation from Alex Garland.

Daniel MacPherson opened up to The Nightly on shooting Beast, a movie which required make-up to cover up the very real blood and bruises sustained in the ring.

Local audiences are heading back to the cinema. The question is: why?

The script is well underway for a third chapter in the story of Pete ‘Maverick’ Mitchell with Tom Cruise set to take to the skies for an anticipated sequel.

Florence Pugh and Pedro Pascal have added their names alongside the likes of JJ Abrams, Taika Waititi and Emma Thompson in publicly opposing the proposed merger between Warner Bros and Paramount.

For more than 80 years, The Stranger has been widely accepted as unadaptable. One master filmmaker tried and failed in the 1960s. Now, Francois Ozon has taken on what so many dared not to do.