Film

An American actor has sparked fierce backlash over an Instagram tribute to Dolly Parton, with critics accusing him of turning the music legend’s death into a political statement. 

The Washington Post: Tim Curry — the son of a Methodist preacher who shot to fame playing a transvestite in The Rocky Horror Picture Show — was a master of the theatrical and eccentric.

His legacy will live on through the indelible mark he left on cinema, television, and theatre.

Tim Curry - who starred in It, The Rocky Horror Picture Show, Home Alone 2: Lost in new York and Annie - has died aged 80.

While the original is regarded as a classic in the genre, fans are concerned about the revival.

A fictionalised movie about Anthony Bourdain could’ve gone very wrong. Thankfully, these filmmakers got it very right.

Marvel is in need of its own superheroes, and the studio is banking on a new class of X-Men.

Dominic Sessa was aware of Anthony Bourdain’s immense legacy and popularity, but his job was even harder than playing someone so well known.

After more than three years, the Barbie sequel is at risk of never happening, and fingers are pointing at one man, the divisive boss of Warner Bros.

We’ve waited too long to watch Anne Hathaway firing at a dinosaur with a shotgun while running in sandals. It’s glorious.

Independence Day and Mars Attacks, Antz and A Bug’s Life, Elvis and Priscilla - cinema is riddled with similar movies that come out at the same time.

Callum Turner has revealed what kind of lover he is just months after tying the knot with Dua Lipa.

One Night Only has a wild - and dystopian - premise for a frothy rom-com, but for something billed as a sex comedy, it is surprisingly not horny. The ending, in particular, is something to be avoided.

No inference is too big, no culture war too small — Paw Patrol debate is on a roll.

Between their two movies, The Odyssey and Spider-Man: Brand New Day, Tom Holland and Zendaya have become the reigning monarchs of bankable stars.

For most of the 2010s, all-demos franchise blockbuster ruled the screen with big action sequences and sexless characters. That’s finally starting to change.

A searing social satire of Australian middle class aspiration makes for hilarious and uncomfortable viewing.

Gillian Anderson and Hannah Einbinder star in the buzzy film all the cool kids are already obsessing over.