Film

Josh D’Amaro must not forget the creative magic on which the House of Mouse relies.

It’s a febrile time with the word ‘immigrant’ being weaponised as a source of division. What we need is to bridge the empathy gap. This is one place to start, to watch and to listen.

Sundance has launched beloved films and big stars, and these are the seven movies that had tongues wagging from this year’s festival.

Melania may have been ranked third at the box office in the US, but in Australia, it was way down the list. Way, way down. In 33rd, actually.

The Devil Wears Prada 2 is only three months away, and the first proper trailer is reminding fans of the original film’s razor-sharp wit.

It cost $US75 million, an insane amount of money for a documentary, but only a handful of Aussies are going to see it.

Courtney Love, 61, opens up about Kurt Cobain and records new music in the intimate Sundance documentary Antiheroine.

You might think a twice-Oscar nominated Iranian movie about political prisoners debating question of justice and vengeance is going to be a lot, but it’s surprisingly light and often funny.

Teresa Palmer is having a real purple patch with acting gigs lining up and a busy family life with five kids. So, the big birthday coming up is nothing.

In Brazil, even the act of remembering is political, the director of four-time Oscar nominated film The Secret Agent told The Nightly.

Australians Rose Byrne, Jacob Elordi and Fiona Crombie repeated their Oscar nominations by becoming finalists at this year’s BAFTA Awards.

A newly unsealed email reveals a Sony marketing executive called Justin Baldoni a ‘moron’ over an interview remark about a sexual assault scene in It Ends With Us.

To go from 10 nominations for its predecessor to getting completely shut out, Wicked: For Good really fell to Earth. It only has itself to blame.

No one mourns the Wicked, but many may feel aggrieved Ariana Grande and Cynthia Erivo’s viral lovefest across the two-part musical won’t end with either of them holding an Academy Award.

Sinners broke a record set in 1951 by All About Eve by becoming the most nominated film in Oscars history.