AwardsWatch

Interview: John Leguizamo on ‘Critical Thinking’ and Making Latinx Stories

Michael Frank March 19, 2020

John Leguizamo has been a storyteller since the late 1980s, with close to 150 acting credits in the last 30 years. He’s an Emmy-winning actor... Read More

Cannes 2020: Cannes Lion pushes from June to October

Erik Anderson March 18, 2020

The Cannes Lions festival has been postponed from June 22-26 to October 26-30 it was announced by festival organizers on Wednesday. The decision was arrived at after... Read More

Universal to release ‘Trolls: World Tour’ and current theatrical films on home entertainment

Erik Anderson March 16, 2020

With movie theaters closing across the country due to the coronavirus, Universal Pictures has taken the first plunge into immediately shuffling its current slate of... Read More

Razzie Awards: ‘Cats’ wins Worst Picture, Supporting Actor and Actress

Erik Anderson March 16, 2020

The Razzies weren’t going to let coronavirus ruin their yearly ‘worst of’ list for films and today announced that Universal’s Cats took home the Worst... Read More

New Images of Ansel Elgort, Rachel Zegler and Rita Moreno in Steven Spielberg’s ‘West Side Story’

Erik Anderson March 16, 2020

Last summer gave us our first looks at the new adaptation of West Side Story from Academy Award-winning director Steven Spielberg and today 20th Century... Read More

Entertainment in the Time of Corona: All TV Shows and Films Impacted by the Pandemic

Erik Anderson March 14, 2020

Hollywood is used to making films about disasters and pandemic outbreaks but now it finds itself in the throes of one. As the coronavirus continues... Read More

‘Frozen 2’ to stream three months early on Disney+

Erik Anderson March 13, 2020

The Walt Disney Company announced that Frozen 2 will be available three months ahead of schedule on Disney+ in the U.S. beginning Sunday, March 15,... Read More

From Tisch to Tel Aviv: the Top 10 Film Schools Around the World

Elizabeth Skinner March 13, 2020

There are many filmmaking schools in the world today with varying levels of pedigree and reputation. So how does a student choose the best among... Read More

Interview: Ed Burns, Writer/Producer of HBO’s ‘The Plot Against America’

Christina Birro March 13, 2020

Ed Burns, a former Baltimore detective and public school teacher, has together with David Simon written and produced some of TVs greatest shows, including HBO’s The Wire. The Philip Roth novel... Read More

Disney postpones ‘Mulan,’ ‘Antlers,’ ‘The New Mutants’

Erik Anderson March 12, 2020

The Walt Disney Company has postponed the upcoming theatrical releases of Mulan, Antlers (under Searchlight Pictures) and the already long-delayed The New Mutants (inherited from... Read More

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