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From a George Clooney and Brad Pitt reunion to the grisly churns of the Menendez brothers’ fatal rampage, there are stories galore on streaming platforms in September.
For three decades, the 1994 version of The Crow was remembered as an off-the-wall, operatic and violent movie about love and vengeance. The remake is not that.
Margot Robbie has shown off her heavily pregnant belly while on holiday with her husband Tom Ackerley in Europe.
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Blink Twice might be the first Hollywood movie to warn its audience of its scenes of sexual violence but the other question is, why didn’t It Ends With Us?
For a decade in the 90s, every A-list movie star wanted to be in a John Grisham movie. No one knew how to write a legal thriller than the Grish-man (OK, probably no one called him that).
This sweeping historic epic has returned for its second season.
Movie trailers often feature glowing quotes from reviewers as a tool to market a movie. Megalopolis has been caught faking them in its trailer.
You know what you shouldn’t do if you want to defuse online speculation about a behind-the-scenes feud between movie stars? Weigh in. That’s exactly what Blake Lively’s It Ends With Us co-star just did.
A major Hollywood star has been arrested and charged with domestic battery.
Kirsten Dunst turned up to a screening of a double bill of The Virgin Suicides and Bring It On, and reminded everyone she absolutely ruled movie culture in 1999.
The fall-out from Joaquin Phoenix’s decision to quit a movie days out from filming continued to reverberate with whispers of legal action against the actor.
Oscar-nominated actress Gena Rowlands, best remembered for her roles in films such as Gloria and The Notebook, has died at 94.
Does Blake Lively and her co-star and director Justin Baldoni really hate each other? Maybe the truth doesn’t even matter anymore as Baldoni calls in the big guns to counter the negative press.
Director Paul Feig, of Bridesmaids and Spy fame, leans fully into the funnies of big set-pieces involving lots of physical comedy.
Two of Hollywood’s biggest stars are throwing barbs at each other after one questioned the other’s star status..