Bob Dylan: Last News

Timothee Chalamet is sparkling on the red carpet at the 2025 Golden Globe Awards on Sunday (January 5) at the Beverly Hilton Hotel in Beverly Hills, Calif.

. (the older Fanning by four years) opted for this winter's most sizzling color trend—red—with her floor-length, high-slit gown.

The much-anticipated biopic of the year, A Complete Unknown, stars Timothée Chalamet as the iconic Bob Dylan and is already creating quite a buzz.Taking on the role of the legendary folk-rock singer was no small feat, but Timothée's portrayal might just be his most lauded performance to date.The Hollywood heartthrob, famed for leading roles in Wonka and Dune, opened up to OK! about his dedication to embodying Dylan, which included live singing and guitar playing during shoots and an intense five-year preparation period. His commitment stemmed from a deep appreciation for Dylan's music, something he found profoundly moving.

at Sunday’s Golden Globes, as two of his films — “Dune Part Two” and “A Complete Unknown” — are up against each other in the Best Drama category, while Chalamet himself is nominated for best actor in a drama, for the latterIt’s his show-stopping portrayal of music icon Bob Dylan, Hollywood insiders say, that has propelled the actor to serious leading-man status and positioned him as a grown-up in a way that his previously nominated roles, including “Call Me By Your Name” and “Wonka,” didn’t quite.In “A Complete Unknown,” Chalamet sings over 40 songs including “Girl From North Country,” “Like a Rolling Stone” and “The Times They are A Changin,” and plays the guitar and harmonica — earning praise from Dylan himself, who raved on X in December, “Timmy’s a brilliant actor.” “He carries that ‘stubborn artist’ to a genius [level],” Danny Rosner, producer of the upcoming film “The Hotel Martinez,” told The Post of Chalamet. “It’s a dream role especially because he can sing.

Chris Willman Senior Music Writer and Chief Music Critic “Edward Norton is Pete Seeger.” How likely was it that much of the moviegoing world would be thinking or saying those words at the end of 2024 and beginning of 2025? Or that Norton’s portrayal in the Bob Dylan biopic “A Complete Unknown” would even be leading younger generations to find out more about who Seeger was? Some moviegoers consider Seeger the most sympathetic character in this ensemble piece — even if he is the one with the biggest vested interest in keeping the hero from expressing himself in the loud and brash way the audience is hoping and waiting for. In this Q&A, Norton, who looms large in the awards conversation this year, talks about why he had reservations about tackling real-life material that he felt might be “too sacrosanct,” and what filmmaker James Mangold said to change his way of thinking.

A Complete Unknown,” in which Golden Globes-nominated Timothée Chalamet plays a spot-on Dylan, Hollywood liberties are taken. He didn’t first meet his hero Woody Guthrie, for the first time, at a New Jersey hospital and sing “Song to Woody” for him in the room.

The BAFTA Film Awards have unveiled this year’s longlists for 25 categories, and in the lead are Jacques Audiard’s rollicking crime drama Emilia Perez and Edward Berger’s craft papal thriller Conclave. Scroll down for the lists in full.

New Year’s Day 2025 rang in an estimated $42.9M for all movies, the best result for the holiday post-Covid. New Year’s Day 2022 grossed $40.2M, led by Spider-Man: No Way Home ($23.1M).

Timothee Chalamet plays Bob Dylan in the brand new movie A Complete Unknown and the film is full of music. But, is that actually the actor singing or did he lip sync?

Here’s the thing. James Mangold completely understands why Bob Dylan has not seen “A Complete Unknown” and may never see it.

This year, my gig-going adventures have taken me on a whirlwind tour around Europe, from local venues to a week-long stint in Oslo.

Timothee Chalamet is enjoying some downtime after a busy few weeks of press for his new movie A Complete Unknown, which was released in theaters on Christmas Day.

MJ Lenderman joined Yo La Tengo on stage in New York on Sunday (December 29) to cover Bob Dylan – check out footage below.The collaboration took place at the latest night of Yo La Tengo’s Hannukah residency at the Bowery Ballroom in the city, which sees the band play every night until January 1.Lenderman and his band The Wind were the opening act on the night and he later popped up again during Yo La Tengo’s set to play a version of ‘Something There Is About You’, a track from Dylan’s 1974 album ‘Planet Waves’.Sonic Youth’s Steve Shelley was also on drums for the performance, and you can watch footage captured from the show below.@stevenhyden.bsky.social something there is about you featuring MJ, yo la tengo, Steve shelley— (@tinymontgomery.bsky.social) 2024-12-30T06:05:59.962Z‘You Are Here’ ‘Ohm’ ‘The Ballad Of Red Buckets’ ‘Tonight’s Episode’ ‘Let’s Do It Wrong’ ‘Something There Is About You’ ‘Don’t Have To Be So Sad’ ‘Nowhere Near’ ‘Deeper Into Movies’ ‘Drug Test’ ‘Out The Window’ ‘Sudden Organ’ ‘Sugarcube’ ‘Mushroom Cloud Of Hiss’ It is not the first noteworthy event to have taken place during Yo La Tengo’s current residency – on Saturday, the post-punk band The Soft Boys reunited to open the show and later joined Yo La Tengo for an encore that included songs by The Beatles and The Velvet Underground. Other guests to have joined them so far in the residency include Superchunk’s Mac McCaughan, Wilco’s Pat Sansone and comedian Fred Armisen.

A Complete Unknown actress Monica Barbaro has revealed that Joan Baez was “not fussed” about her portrayal in the film.The film, a Bob Dylan biopic that stars Timothee Chalamet in the main role, was released in US theatres on Christmas Day, with a UK release due January 17, 2025.A Complete Unknown covers the early years of Dylan’s career, during which he meets a young Joan Baez, portrayed in the film by Barbaro. In an interview with The Guardian, Barbaro spoke about her experience playing the role – especially when she got to speak to Baez on the phone the night before she was due on set to film a performance of ‘Don’t Think Twice It’s All Right’ as Baez.“[It was] the first song I sang and played in front of an audience and the hardest song to play, guitar-wise,” Barbaro revealed.“I struggled with this feeling of just so much gratitude for everything she’s done and for being willing to speak to me and how much I admire her – I tried to let that get out of the way and just have a conversation, but that’s hard.”Barbaro continued, sharing the research she did in preparation for the role: “Having studied her voice so closely – her speaking voice, every interview in the 60s – and then hearing Joan’s voice now in her 80s, in real time, speaking to me, was an incredibly emotional experience: really cool and kind of mind-blowing.”She added that Baez “was really not fussed” about her portrayal in the film.

announced by the Carter Center, the late President’s non-profit organisation and a statement from his son Chip. Per the statement, Carter died peacefully and was surrounded by his family. His death at 100 also made him the longest living President in US history.Chip said of his father: “My father was a hero, not only to me but to everyone who believes in peace, human rights, and unselfish love.

Rebecca Rubin Senior Film and Media Reporter Disney’s “Mufasa: The Lion King” and Paramount’s “Sonic the Hedgehog 3” are duking it out for first place at the North American box office with each of the family friendly films bringing in roughly $60 million over the five days since Christmas. Based on estimates, “Sonic 3” was ever-so-slightly ahead during the traditional weekend ($38 million between Friday and Sunday; $59.8 million from 3,769 venues since Christmas Day on Wednesday) while “Mufasa” claimed No. 1 over the five-day stretch ($37.1 million between Friday and Sunday; $63.9 million from 4,100 theaters since Wednesday).

Bob Dylan had some consultation on the new movie about his life, A Complete Unknown!

Timothee Chalamet and Elle Fanning were interviewed by a very familiar face while doing press for their new movie A Complete Unknown!

Chris Willman Senior Music Writer and Chief Music Critic Something is happening here and, given the hoopla over “A Complete Unknown,” probably even Mr. Jones has an idea what it is: Bob Dylan mania.

Charli XCX has given her verdict on some of 2024’s biggest films.The star, who has signed up for a number of acting roles in a series of forthcoming films, spent much of Christmas catching up on a host of movies and sharing her opinion of them on the film social media site Letterboxd.Among them were Challengers,Conclave, and Nosferatu which she awarded five stars. She also gave a like for Anora.She also noted that there “there were a lot of songs” on the Bob Dylan biopic A Complete Unknown, starring Timothée Chalamet and said Martha Stewart “is brat” after seeing her recent Netflix documentary Martha.Some of Charli’s other favourite films included 1995’s The Addiction, 2000’s Charlie’s Angels, 1974’s Céline And Julie Go Boating, and 1935’s Bride Of Frankenstein.It comes after she was recently cast in The Gallerist, an upcoming film by Birds Of Prey director Cathy Yan alongside Jenna Ortega, Natalie Portman, Da’Vine Joy Randolph, Sterling K.

Bob Dylan acted out the part of himself in A Complete Unknown before he gave his backing to the biopic’s script.Although the lead role eventually went to Timothée Chalamet, the singer-songwriter’s input into the film was so great that he went right through the script with director James Mangold, according to producer Peter Jaysen.Speaking on The Town podcast, he said: “He met with Jim Mangold multiple times. At one point they sat there and they read the entire script out loud, with Jim Mangold reading every part and stage direction, and Bob Dylan only reading lines of dialogue for himself.