Movies
Sony Pictures Faces Being Slimed with New “Ghostbusters” Eyeing Underwhelming Opening Weekend
Sony Pictures may get slimed this weekend with the new "Ghostbusters."
Directed by Jason Reitman, son of original director Ivan Reitman, the new "Ghostbusters" is...
Movies
Nicole Kidman, Javier Bardem, Aaron Sorkin Eye Oscar Gold with “Being the Ricardos”
This isn't a review. You're not supposed to review anything until right before it opens. (That's what they're doing with "House of Gucci" because...
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BOOM! Netflix Premiere Goes Awry As Ticketed Fans “Ticked” Off As They Were Turned Away After Waiting in the Cold
We thought Netflix was just not nice to the press. Turns out fans who signed for up tickets are treated just as badly at...
Movies
Anti-Semite, Racist Mel Gibson Says He’s Directing “Lethal Weapon 5,” A Movie No One Wants
Mel Gibson says he's directing "Lethal Weapon 5." Oh yeah?
Gibson says as reported in the Hollywood Reporter that he will direct, and that Richard...
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Review: In “Licorice Pizza,” Paul Thomas Anderson Marries “Almost Famous” to “Once Upon a Time in Hollywood”
Paul Thomas Anderson is our Robert Altmanesque auteur, beloved for "Boogie Nights" and movies I've really enjoyed like "Magnolia," "The Master" and "Phantom Thread."...
awards
Surprise Winner “Summer of Soul” Picks Up Critics Choice Doc Awards at Swanky Brooklyn Ceremony
The 6th annual Critics Choice Awards at Brooklyn's BRIC Center had a lot of surprises. The biggest was the overall winner, 'Summer of Soul,"...
Business
Box Office: “Belfast” Begins Oscar March, “Dune” Soon Off HBO Max, Bond Film Crosses a Line, “Clifford” Unleashed
Weekend box office:
Good news for "Belfast." Kenneth Branagh's Oscar buzzed film started its Oscar March with $1.8 million in limited release. Word of mouth...
Art
JR, French Photographer and Artivist, Brought “Paper & Glue” to MoMA Introduced by Bradley Cooper
JR is back. Well, he never went away. Many people met him in the Oscar nominated Agnes Varda film, "Faces and Places." The French...
