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‘The Last Movie Stars’ review: Ethan Hawke’s behind the scenes of Paul Newman and Joanne Woodward’s personal and professional lives is gracefully, passionately archived [A-]

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‘The Last Movie Stars’ review: Ethan Hawke’s behind the scenes of Paul Newman and Joanne Woodward’s personal and professional lives is gracefully, passionately archived [A-]

Ryan McQuade July 13, 2022

Since the beginning of Hollywood’s existence, audiences across the world have fallen under the spell of movie stars. From watching their films to reading about... Read More

2022 Emmy nomination reactions from Bob Odenkirk, Tom Pelphrey, Alexandra Daddario and more

Erik Anderson July 12, 2022

The 2022 Emmy nominations are in and nominated talent and crew across the board are responding to this morning’s news. Whether it’s a first nod... Read More

2022 Emmy Nominations: ‘Succession,’ ‘The White Lotus,’ ‘Ted Lasso’ dominate; Quinta Brunson, Zendaya make Emmy history

Erik Anderson July 12, 2022

The third season of Succession is the CEO of the 2022 Emmy nominations with a stunning 25 nods, shooting past its 2020 haul of 18.... Read More

Interview: Director Anthony Fabian on magical realism, recreating the world of 1950s Dior, and the importance of pursuing your dreams in ‘Mrs. Harris Goes to Paris’

Sophia Ciminello July 11, 2022

Before directing and producing Mrs. Harris Goes to Paris, Anthony Fabian gained critical acclaim for his film Skin (2008), a biographical drama about Sandra Laing,... Read More

Venice Film Festival to receive 2022 Gotham Impact Salute Award

Erik Anderson July 11, 2022

The Gotham Film & Media Institute announced today that the Venice International Film Festival will receive the Gotham Impact Salute during the 2022 Gotham Awards... Read More

The AwardsWatch Podcast #145: Seeing classics in theaters, reviewing ‘Thor: Love and Thunder,’ the future of the MCU

Ryan McQuade July 11, 2022

Before they get into their thoughts on the latest film in the MCU, there have been a lot of recent classic film anniversaries this year,... Read More

‘Mrs. Harris Goes to Paris’ review: Lesley Manville returns to the world of 1950s couture fashion in an enchanting modern-day fairytale of self-discovery (and that dress you need to have) [B+]

Film Reviews

‘Mrs. Harris Goes to Paris’ review: Lesley Manville returns to the world of 1950s couture fashion in an enchanting modern-day fairytale of self-discovery (and that dress you need to have) [B+]

Sophia Ciminello July 11, 2022

Whether it’s the Chanel boots that make your judgmental coworkers notice you, a pair of jeans that magically fit all of your friends, or a... Read More

‘The Boys’ recap: “Bring Your Son to Work Day” (Season 3 Finale)

TV Recap

‘The Boys’ recap: “Bring Your Son to Work Day” (Season 3 Finale)

Veronica Phillips July 8, 2022

The final episode of this season of The Boys is a continuous splintering of ideals, a general sense of divisiveness. The episode begins with two... Read More

Interview: Taron Egerton discusses his new prison drama ‘Black Bird’ and working with the late Ray Liotta [VIDEO]

Tyler Doster July 8, 2022

As the television landscape has changed over the past decade, so has its inclusion of all kinds of actors and actresses. Movie stars have since... Read More

‘Persuasion’ review: Netflix mangles and modernizes Jane Austen’s most pensive and mature novel in its new adaptation [D+]

Film Reviews

‘Persuasion’ review: Netflix mangles and modernizes Jane Austen’s most pensive and mature novel in its new adaptation [D+]

Nicole Ackman July 8, 2022

Persuasion, published six months after the author’s death in 1817, is often considered Jane Austen’s most mature novel. 27-year-old Anne Elliot is persuaded to break... Read More

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