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Over 65 years, less than two dozen stars have been inducted into the EGOT club. Two new members joined their throng today.
George Clooney and Brad Pitt are set to reprise their roles as Danny Ocean and Robert ‘Rusty’ Ryan, respectively, in a new instalment of the Ocean's franchise.
Demi Moore has revealed why she went nude on-screen and in photo shoots throughout her career, labelling a common assumption one of ‘the biggest misconceptions’ about her.
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Lady Gaga stunned onlookers in an extravagant Christian Dior haute couture gown paired with an enormous engagement ring at the premiere of Joker: Folie a Deux in Venice.
The Beetlejuice tagline is the ghost with the most and the sequel is absolutely doing the most it can possibly do.
Daniel Craig has premiered his new film at the Venice Film Festival, a very different role from his most iconic character.
Plagued by legal threats and controversies, the Donald Trump movie The Apprentice has finally got the monkey off its back.
One of Australia’s biggest film and TV stars has pleaded guilty to drink driving after being busted by police.
Standing ovations are a tradition at ritzy film festivals but an 18-minute one is an outlier.
Brad Pitt and Angelina Jolie both had movies premiering at the Venice Film Festival. How did the exes, locked into a never-ending, acrimonious split, manage it?
Filmmaker Josh Margolin spent years and years making a movie about his grandma in a grand gesture of how much he loves her.
I Saw the TV Glow has influences that stretch from Buffy to Twin Peaks, but this is a wholly original film that’s trying something new.
From the Oceans movies and Widows to Reservoir Dogs and A Fish Called Wanda, heist movies are fun and entertaining for a reason. Get into it.
Barry Keoghan will join fellow Irishman Cillian Murphy in the upcoming Peaky Blinders movie.
When it comes to origin stories for musical acts, few are as anarchic and wild as Kneecap.