On Thursday night, Vanity Fair and Four Seasons kicked off BAFTA 2026 weekend in style, reminding everyone just how much fun the Brits have during awards season. The…
Read more Vanity Fair and Four Seasons Celebrate the BAFTA Awards 2026It’s true, the 2026 Sundance Film Festival hasn’t wrapped up quite yet. In-person screenings continue through February 1, and the fest won’t hand out its awards until January…
Read more A Farewell to the Sundance Film Festival—and Park CityWhen we went to Sundance, you could feel the silences, and you could feel people starting to sort of breathe in step with the scenes. And then knowing…
Read more Joel Edgerton on the Deeply Personal Ties of ‘Train Dreams’Presley Ann/Getty Images. Edgerton spoke about how the film shows similarities between his home country and the US. “America, that was about the movement west,” he said. “In…
Read more Joel Edgerton Talks ‘Train Dreams’—and ‘Bluey’—at ‘Little Gold Men’ LiveAyo Edebiri’s career could have gone in a very different direction. Before The Bear, she was a stand-up comedian and was pursuing a TV writing career, working on…
Read more ‘The Bear’ Made Ayo Edebiri a Star—and Now a DirectorIf you feel like we were just talking about Emmy shows, you’re not wrong. The 2023 Emmy season only ended earlier this year, when the delayed ceremony aired…
Read more Ready or Not, We’re Predicting the Emmy NominationsIn terms of having to really commit, is that something you felt comfortable with right away? Did it require a level of adjustment? I remember reading the Dubai…
Read more Jacob Anderson Goes Deep on the “Insane” ‘Interview With the Vampire’ FinaleDa’Vine Joy Randolph is on the hunt for a few more tickets to the Oscars. “They’re telling me I may only have one extra ticket, so that’s my…
Read more Da’Vine Joy Randolph’s Dreams, Plans, and “Mission” for Oscar NightThe Oscar winner gives another exceptionally complex performance in Todd Haynes’s Netflix melodrama, one that required a lot of preparation—and a willingness to take big risks. David Canfield…
Read more How Julianne Moore Found the “Hysterical” Truth in 'May December'In 2020, Alma Pöysti landed her first main part in a movie, the biographical drama Tove, as the eponymous bisexual Finnish author. The film received excellent reviews, was…
Read more The Year’s Most Surprising Golden Globe Nominee on Her Cinematic Cinderella StoryA few weeks ago, actor Danielle Brooks shared a video on social media of her daughter Freeya sitting in a movie theater waiting to watch The Little Mermaid.…
Read more Danielle Brooks’s Lifelong Dance With The Color Purple’s SofiaIt’s still another month before the televised awards shows will start putting this year’s contenders in a national spotlight, but now we at least know who will be…
Read more At Last, Some Awards Season Front-Runners Emerge“People don’t very often go out looking for a ‘Jeffrey Wright type,’ you know?” says Jeffrey Wright with a laugh. “There’s not a lot of films that are…
Read more Jeffrey Wright on ‘American Fiction,’ ‘Rustin,’ and the Most Personal Role He’s Played YetThe strangest thing about watching Napoleon, particularly the scenes between the eponymous French emperor and his first wife, Joséphine de Beauharnais, is that you quickly realize you’re watching…
Read more Inside Vanessa Kirby’s Mercurial, Darkly Funny Take on Napoleon’s JoséphineWhat happens when a veteran of the costume-design industry—four-time Oscar nominee Jacqueline West—and a newcomer—Julie O’Keefe—combine their powers? The dazzling array of authentic costumes on display in Martin…
Read more The Costumes That Weave Authenticity Into ‘Killers of the Flower Moon’Maggie Betts may be known as a great director of actors, but when it came to working with Jamie Foxx for her new film The Burial, she found…
Read more Behind Jamie Foxx’s Brilliant, Wild Performance in ‘The Burial’But according to the Emmy winner, there was one line even this deliberately debauched comedy wouldn’t cross. Hillary Busis Source link
Read more In ‘Dicks: The Musical,’ Nathan Lane Gives New Meaning to the Word “Ham”There’s a moment in John Carney’s Flora and Son that might feel thrillingly familiar for fans of his breakthrough musical romance Once. A man and a woman are…
Read more John Carney Knows It’s Time to Deconstruct the Rom-ComUsually if Joanna Naugle is doing her job correctly, you don’t notice she’s there at all. As an editor on comedies like Ramy and Big Mouth, she’s helped…
Read more How ‘The Bear’ Found Its VoiceRebecca Ford: It’s fair to say there was more anticipation for this year’s festival lineup announcements than there is in most years, due to many questions about how…
Read more Venice and TIFF Lineups Tease a Promising Oscar Season
