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The making of the film “Late Fame” sounds like something out of a movie itself. Written by Austrian author Arthur Schnitzler, the novella was written around 1910 and went unpublished for more than a hundred years, until 2014.

August marks the 75th anniversary of Paramount's classic A Place in the Sun. Theodore Dreiser's 1925 novel An American Tragedy was banned in Boston and burned by German Nazis because of how it deal with "low love affairs.

As Spider-Man: Brand New Day continues to smash box office records, let’s look back at how costumed crimefighters and their nefarious adversaries have fared at the Golden Globes. Overall, at least 19 projects have garnered 32 nominations and six wins at the Globes.

July is Disability Pride Month, a time to look at disability representation in the movies. Not surprisingly, the numbers aren't great.

Though there’s still over five months of 2026 to go, the Golden Globes already have plenty of titles to consider for the 2026 Cinematic and Box Office Achievement award. The marketplace has been in more robust form compared to recent times, with the North American box office on track for its biggest year since COVID lockdowns.

Norman Jewison, who would have turned 100 years old on July 21, is probably not the first name that would come to mind when thinking about the filmmakers who emerged during the New Hollywood of the late '60s and '70s. The Canada-born director was more workmanlike than maverick, always diligently moving from one project to the next.

A young woman emerges from the bathtub. She is beautiful, naked, seductive.

Having grown up during the explosion of the internet, Gen Z is accustomed to the digital landscape constantly fighting for audience attention. According to IGN’s recent study “Generations In Play,” members of Generation Z, the generation born between 1997 and 2012 also known as “Zoomers,” are more likely to treat moviegoing as “an active social event, indexing highest on the 'In Theater' experience.

The 83rd Annual Golden Globes® has been nominated for an Emmy Award in the Outstanding Variety Special (Live) category, recognizing the creative achievement, innovation, and production excellence behind “Hollywood’s Party of the Year®,” which is also the largest awards show in the world to celebrate the best of film, television, and podcasting. The Dick Clark Prods.

There’s another “Wizard of Oz” spin-off coming to theaters this year and while it features fewer musical numbers, it’s funny, wild and original.  Gail Daughtry and the Celebrity Sex Pass is the latest comedy from director David Wain, a classic fish-out-of-water journey with friends whose framework is loosely based on the “Oz” mythology.