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First Look: Danny Boyle Didn't Want to Make Rupert Murdoch a Villain in Ink

By: Rebecca Ford

When Danny Boyle first saw the play Ink on the West End in 2017, he was quickly convinced it could make a great film.

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61 New Movies We Can't Wait to See This Fall

By: Kase Wickman, Savannah Walsh, Chris Murphy, Hillary Busis, Rebecca Ford, John Ross, Maxwell Adler

As the sun sets on another summer at the cinema, we look ahead to the fall 2026 movie releases poised to dominate the box office and the film festival circuit.

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First Look: Helen Mirren Captures the Difficult Genius of Patricia Highsmith in A Talent for Murder

By: Rebecca Ford

Before its TIFF premiere, Mirren opens up about embodying literature's most uncompromising misanthrope in Anton Corbijn's new film.

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Emmys 2026: See Our Prediction for Every Winner

By: Savannah Walsh, Rebecca Ford, John Ross, Chris Murphy, Hillary Busis

The Emmys 2026 nominations are a blend of old and new guard. For proof, look no further than the year's four most nominated TV shows : medical

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Fewer Stars, Higher Stakes: What's Really Behind Venice's Slimmed-Down Slate

By: Rebecca Ford

Why isn't Hollywood showing up on the Lido this year? Sources blame last year's flameouts, soaring costs, and social media's looming effects.

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Telluride Film Festival Lineup Features Jesse Eisenberg, Mike Leigh, Andrew Scott—and One Top-Secret Surprise

By: Rebecca Ford

“Your jaw will be on the floor,” says the festival’s director about the sneak screening that will join a slew of auteur-driven world premieres in the Colorado mountains.

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29 New TV Shows to Watch This Fall

By: John Ross, Rebecca Ford, Kase Wickman, Hillary Busis, Savannah Walsh, Joy Press

From a new Amy Poehler comedy to fresh takes on Blade Runner, East of Eden, and Harry Potter to docu-dramas about JonBenet Ramsay and Sam Altman.

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Léa Seydoux Made Four Films in a Year. It Finally Made Her Feel Like an Actor.

By: Rebecca Ford

At Telluride, the French star talks about her breakneck year, from a body-swap thriller to an alien comedy, and why acting has always been her way of proving she exists.

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Nathan Fielder's Elizabeth Holmes Doc Met With Shock and Awe at Secret Screening

By: Rebecca Ford

”I really am struggling to this day to understand exactly what I experienced,” says Fielder, who lived with the Theranos founder and her family in the days leading up to her imprisonment.

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In The Debut, Julianne Moore Learns to Sing (Badly, Then Beautifully)

By: Rebecca Ford

“She's so good and she's so weird,” director Jesse Eisenberg says of her surreal performance as a suburban housewife who loses herself in community theater.