Patrick Ryan
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'A Thousand and One,' 'The Persian Version' top Sundance awards. Here are more movies we loved.
Dozens of new movies made their premiere at Sundance Film Festival 2023. From "Cassandro" to "Theater Camp," these were our favorites. → Read More
Snubbed by Oscars! Viola Davis, Taylor Swift shut out of 2023 Academy Awards nominations
Oscar nominations are here, but Eddie Redmayne, Brad Pitt, Danielle Deadwyler and Adam Sandler are just a few of the stars who shockingly missed out. → Read More
Michael J. Fox says he became an alcoholic, hid Parkinson's diagnosis: 'There's no way out'
Michael J. Fox speaks about the "intense pain" of Parkinson's disease and how he used to cope in new documentary "Still," which premiered at Sundance. → Read More
'Women Talking' is more than a #MeToo movie: 'This is a timeless conversation'
"Women Talking" is a major Oscar contender and the year's timeliest film, following a group of women as they debate fighting or leaving their abusers. → Read More
The 6 biggest Golden Globe moments, from Jennifer Coolidge to Jerrod Carmichael's Tom Cruise jab
Michelle Yeoh gave one of the Golden Globes' best speeches Tuesday, while irreverent host Jerrod Carmichael took aim at Tom Cruise, Will Smith and Ye. → Read More
Beyoncé leads 2023 Grammy nominations, ties Jay-Z for most nods ever: See the full list
Beyoncé ties husband Jay-Z for the most Grammy nominations ever and will once again face off with Adele for album of the year. → Read More
'Blonde': Everything we know about Netflix's NC-17-rated Marilyn Monroe movie
Ana de Armas is gunning for Oscar glory in Netflix's "Blonde." What we know about the Marilyn Monroe movie's NC-17 rating and polarizing accent. → Read More
'Blonde' fact-check: Did Marilyn Monroe really have a threesome with Charlie Chaplin's son?
Did Marilyn Monroe's mom really try to drown her? And what actually happened with JFK? Here's what's real and what's not in Netflix's "Blonde." → Read More
Sacheen Littlefeather apology is a reminder that Native Americans are still 'left out' in Hollywood
Native American activist Sacheen Littlefeather got a long-overdue apology from the Academy Awards. But Hollywood has more to do for Indigenous people. → Read More
Taylor Swift announces new album 'Midnights': 'A journey through terrors and sweet dreams'
Taylor Swift shocked fans at Sunday's MTV VMAs, revealing that her new album, "Midnights," is out Oct. 21. Here's what we know about the project. → Read More
Maggie Rogers is stoked to share an album release day with Beyoncé: 'Are you kidding?'
Six years after the Pharrell video that made her a viral star, Maggie Rogers is back with new album "Surrender," which she completed while at Harvard. → Read More
'Where the Crawdads Sing': The biggest changes between the book and movie
Who is Amanda Hamilton? And where are Kya's parents? Here's how the new "Where the Crawdads Sing" movie differs from Delia Owens' best-selling book. → Read More
From 'Stranger Things' to 'Paper Girls,' why '80s nostalgia is everywhere on TV this summer
Thanks in part to "Top Gun 2," the 1980s are roaring back to the big and small screen, with shows like "Bridge and Tunnel" and "Gordita Chronicles." → Read More
'Cha Cha Real Smooth': Cooper Raiff, Dakota Johnson talk ‘poignant’ Apple TV+ dramedy
As Sundance breakout "Cha Cha Real Smooth" boogies to Apple TV+ Friday, actor/producer Dakota Johnson talks the "poignant" relationship at its heart. → Read More
The 5 best (and worst) Oscar moments, including Will Smith slapping Chris Rock, Beyoncé's 'Be Alive'
You won't believe what you missed if you didn't watch the Oscars (for starters, Will Smith slapping Chris Rock). The Academy Awards' biggest moments. → Read More
Peter Bogdanovich, director of 'Paper Moon' and 'The Last Picture Show,' dies at 82
Peter Bogdanovich, the legendary director of "Paper Moon," "What's Up Doc?" and "The Last Picture Show," has died at 82, his talent agency confirms. → Read More
Mel Brooks 'almost got into a fistfight' with Gene Wilder over iconic 'Young Frankenstein' scene
At 95, comedy icon Mel Brooks has written a memoir, "All About Me!", detailing his relationships with Carl Reiner, Gene Wilder and wife Anne Bancroft. → Read More
Rami Malek can't help 'resting villain face' in 'SNL' hosting gig, Daniel Craig crashes
Rami Malek's "No Time to Die" co-star Daniel Craig (aka James Bond) surprised "Saturday Night Live" audiences when he popped up in multiple sketches. → Read More
They closed on opening night due to COVID; here's how 'Six' bounced back to rule Broadway
"Six" was set to open on March 12, 2020, the day of the pandemic shutdown in New York. Now the historical pop musical is back and belting on Broadway. → Read More
Willie Garson, Carrie's best friend on 'Sex and the City', dies at 57: reports
Actor Willie Garson, who played the beloved pal to Sarah Jessica Parker's Carrie Bradshaw on "Sex and the City," has died. He was 57. → Read More