Venice Festival: 15 Films That Could Make the Lido Cut
This year's lineup could put Cannes to shame with several star-studded features and potential award contenders rumored to be on the Venice short list.
Red Granite Missing From 'Papillon' Poster
The troubled company’s name is absent from the credits of the big-budget remake that was the only film left on its slate after becoming embroiled in a multi-billion dollar corruption scandal.
Time Warner's Movie Streaming Service FilmStruck to Launch in France and Spain
The classic film SVOD service will roll out in the countries with local partners, including StudioCanal and MK2.
Harvey Weinstein: Why Did He Bring Those Books to His Arrest?
The disgraced mogul carried biographies of Broadway masters Rodgers and Hammerstein and the controversial director Elia Kazan.
Gillian Jacobs on Avoiding "Pressure" of a Theatrical Release With Netflix's 'Ibiza'
The actress and co-star Vanessa Bayer talk to The Hollywood Reporter about taking a female-starring comedy to the streaming service.
Paul Bloch, Famed Publicist Adept at Putting Out Fires in Hollywood, Dies at 78
The Rogers & Cowan veteran's list of newsmaking clients included Sylvester Stallone, Nick Nolte, Eddie Murphy and Lisa Marie Presley.
When 'Star Wars' Refuses to Take Risks
Despite being a story about an outlaw, 'Solo' makes sure to follow the rules.
Conan O'Brien Jokingly Casts Roger Ailes Movie
The TBS imagines that Ed Begley, Jr., Mick Jagger, Keith Urban and a box of hair dye would join Charlize Theron in the film.
Gerry Woolery, Emmy-Winning Animator on Jim Carrey's 'The Duck Factory,' Dies at 73
He also ran Playhouse Pictures — founded by his father — and worked on films including 'Mannequin' and 'Loverboy.'
Harvey Weinstein Takes Books on Film, Theater History to Police Station
The film mogul carried three books under his arm as he surrendered at a New York City police station Friday. One was 'Something Wonderful: Rodgers and Hammerstein's Broadway Revolution,' by Todd Purdum.
