Lucrecia Martel's 'Chocobar', Mari Alessandrini's 'Zahori' Win at Locarno
Two female directors take top honors at the 2020 Locarno Film Festival for films they were forced to delay because of the coronavirus pandemic.
Seth Meyers Details Technical Challenges of Filming at Home
While guesting on 'The Tonight Show Starring Jimmy Fallon,' the 'Late Night' host shared how one "tongue in cheek" bit involving the "Sea Captain" painting behind him got somewhat scary after fans sent mail to his in-laws.
Cineplex Posts Revenue Collapse Amid COVID-19 Pandemic
The Canadian exhibitor swung to a second quarter loss as it reopens theaters and deals with fallout from a canceled merger with Regal owner Cineworld Group.
Private Chef Pivots to High-End Meal Kits After "Large Drop-Off" of Work in the Field
Jason McKinney has launched food delivery company Truffle Shuffle: "Some clients discovered they love being in their kitchens."
'Succession' Star Brian Cox Says He "Never Felt Anything" After Contracting COVID-19
The Golden Globe and Emmy winner said he believes he got sick after directing a play in London last December, and attributed sneezing fits and tiredness to jet lag during his 'Late Late Show' appearance on Wednesday night.
U.S. Genre Film Fests Plan Virtual NIGHTSTREAM Festival Amid Pandemic
The four-day event, to launch Oct. 8, will feature films from the Boston Underground, Brooklyn Horror, North Bend, Overlook and Popcorn Frights festivals.
Constant Testing and New Demands: A Look at L.A. Housekeeping During COVID-19
After letting go of household staff this spring, elite Los Angeles homeowners are hiring again but with extra precautions and also sometimes extra work for employees.
COVID-19 Downturn Hits Ad Sales at European TV Giant RTL
RTL, which controls 'American Idol' producer Fremantle, saw double-digit drops in profit and revenue as the coronavirus shutdown hit international advertising markets.
Tribune Closing 5 Newsrooms Including New York Daily News
The company said the newspapers —including The Capital Gazette, Orlando Sentinel, The Morning Call and the Carroll County Times— will continue to be published with employees working from home as they have been during the pandemic.
Amazon Donating $6M to European Creative Community COVID-19 Support Funds
$2 million will go to the U.K.'s Film and TV Charity and the Theatre Community Fund, recently set up by Olivia Colman and Phoebe Waller-Bridge.
Florida to Open COVID-19 Test Center at Disney World For Park Employees, Public
Actors’ Equity applauded the move, which it has been lobbying for since the Florida resort reopened in July.
Liberty Global to Acquire Switzerland's Sunrise for $7.4 Billion
The all-cash tender offer for the no. 2 Swiss telecom firm is part of John Malone's international cable company's strategy to create "converged, national champions" across core European markets.
Big Ten, Pac-12 Pull Plug on Fall Football Amid COVID-19 Concerns
About an hour after the Big Ten's announcement, the Pac-12 called a news conference to say its season would be postponed until the spring.
Zurich Festival Unveils Indie Film Market
Zurich and the San Sebastian Film Festival are collaborating to host market screenings of 20 new indie titles looking for international distribution.
Bryan Cranston Shares Thoughts on 'Breaking Bad,' 'Malcolm In the Middle' Fan Theory
The actor also offered an update on his health after both he and his wife contracted COVID-19.
