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William Earl Steven C. Miller has directed a movie with a concept that is, simply put, fuckin’ cool. “Werewolves,” written by Matthew Kennedy, is about a world where the annual supermoon turns everyone outside into huge, hungry werewolves that rip apart anyone in their path.

PETA plans to protest this Sunday’s Academy screening of director Robert Eggers’ “Nosferatu.” The animal rights organization plans to send a “giant rat” to the Samuel Goldwyn Theater to “set the record straight” about the 5,000 live rats Eggers uses during one sequence in the film where rats descend on London, bringing the bubonic plague with them. In a statement, PETA’s director of animals in film and television Lauren Thomasson said, “A human is no more likely to be harmed or killed by a rat in real life than by a vampire, and false portrayals of these animals as harbingers of death deny viewers the chance to see them as the intelligent, social, and affectionate individuals they are.

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Catherine Zeta-Jones is confidently stepping away from mainstream Hollywood. In her next career move, "The Mask of Zorro" actress, 55, shared that she stepped back into a different film genre and away from the commercial demands of Hollywood. "I can’t talk about it right now, but I am doing a little indie picture, and I’m really excited about that, because I’ve never been part of that indie world," she shared at the Red Sea Film Festival in Jeddah, Saudi Arabia, according to The Hollywood Reporter.

Zack Sharf Digital News Director Quentin Tarantino made headlines for defending “Joker: Folie à Deux” earlier this year against the onslaught of critical pans, and now another filmmaker is joining him by naming the maligned “Joker” sequel one of the best movies of 2024. “Pink Flamingos” and “Hairspray” icon John Waters published his annual top 10 list on Vulture and “Joker: Folie à Deux” is in the sixth spot. “Finally, a love story I can relate to,” Waters rights.

Todd Spangler NY Digital Editor Following the shocking murder of the CEO of UnitedHealthcare outside a Midtown Manhattan hotel this week, security teams responsible for ensuring the safety of senior corporate execs are taking stock of their strategic plans. On Wednesday (Dec.

Gabrielle Union is shutting down all the assumptions about her looks!

Lisa Vanderpump is addressing the Vanderpump Rules reboot news.

The daughter of Tom Cruise and Katie Holmes is now a millionaire! Yes, you read that right! A MILLIONAIRE!

Zack Sharf Digital News Director Ariana Grande fought back tears during a video interview with French journalist Salima Poumbga when asked about how she copes with beauty standards and constant criticisms over her looks and body. The Grammy winner has been the target of increased online bullying amid her global press tour for “Wicked,” for which she’s an Oscar contender in the best supporting actress race. “I’ve been kind of doing this in front of the public and kind of been, you know, a specimen in a petri dish, really, since I was 16 or 17,” Grande said holding back tears.

Chris Willman Senior Music Writer and Chief Music Critic As Jelly Roll gets on the phone with Variety to discuss being honored as the Changemaker of the Year, he is preparing to have one of his biggest nights of the year: a late November homecoming show at Nashville’s Bridgestone Arena that will include a slew of guest stars, capping a year-long headlining arena tour. But the sold-out show is not the only thing on his agenda on this particular day.

Prince Harry is grateful he’s been able to put down roots in the United States — and his late mother would be, too, he says.

Cinematographer now turned director Rachel Morrison knows a thing to two about managing an impressive feat and breaking boundaries as a woman. In 2018, Morrison, best known for her work on Fruitvale Station and Black Panther, became the first female cinematographer ever nominated for an Academy Award. Reflecting on garnering her nomination for Netflix’s Mudbound, she acknowledges the hoops women in the industry have to go through. “Cinematography is a craft that nobody pictures women in. And being the exception to that is the rule,” Morrison says,” Realizing [that] so many women actually can relate to this idea of it’s not enough to be good at the thing you do. You have to present a certain way and carry yourself a certain way.” 

. “Who the fuck are you?”"Who the fuck are you?" Martindale responds.“No, who the fuck are you?” counters Curtis.And so begins a back-and-forth with the two icons that continues for several minutes, with Curtis eventually throwing herself onto Martindale in a bear hug with a big kiss.While I won't spoil “who the fuck" Curtis is when she eventually appears in the series' fifth episode, their banter and chemistry is enough to make you wonder why the have never teamed up before, let alone even met.

Khloe Kardashian and Kris Jenner are in England!

co-star, , and her impassioned and articulate response is so satisfying to watch.French content creator Crazy Sally sat down with the pair during the Wicked press tour, where she asked about the pressures women face to be perfect at all times, especially with regards to their appearance. The question clearly stirred some emotions in Grande, and after taking a beat to compose herself, she opened up growing up in the spotlight, and how draining she finds tuning out the constant discussion about her face and body.“I’ve been doing this in front of the public and been a specimen in a Petri dish really since I was 16 or 17.

Outlander fans, you're not alone. Stars Caitríona Balfe, Sam Heughan, and executive producers Matthew B. Roberts and Maril Davis feel your pain about this .

John Hopewell Chief International Correspondent One of the most active of sales agents at this week’s Ventana Sur, Madrid-based Latido Films has closed international rights on adventure-comedy “Small Town” (“Pueblo Chico”) a parable of greed and instance of the building scale and ambition of Latin American animation co-production whether regional or reaching out to Spain. The subject of a Ventana Sur panel on Wednesday, “Small Town,” long in the works, marks the comeback of Uruguay’s Walter Tournier (“Selkirk”), one of the most veteran of Latin American animation directors whose career stretches back to 1972’s cut-out animated short “In the Forest There Is Much to Do” and takes in Uruguay’s first animated feature, “Selkirk.” In “Small Town,” a winner at Ventana Sur’s 2017’s Animation! which segued to a 2018 Animation! Focus at Annecy’s Mifa’s market, Tournier co-directs with another acknowledged Latin American master of stop-motion animation, Brazil’s Quirino winner Cesar Cabral (“Angeli the Killer,” “Bob Spit – We Do Not Like People”).

Writer/Director Tyler Perry takes a step up as a versatile filmmaker in bringing Netflix’s inspiring WWII-set true story, The Six Triple Eight to the screen to tell the largely untold story of the Women’s Army Corps Unit Of Color and their heroic and important achievement during the war in Europe in 1945. This unit was made up of over 855 women of color, mostly Black women who endured racism, sexism, grueling weather and conditions far beneath their male counterparts, only to become uncelebrated heroes themselves after being deployed to England, then France in order to make sure the letters from and back to home for soldiers landed in the right hands.

Tulisa Contostavlos, the N-Dubz star and former jungle contestant, has flown back to the UK earlier than planned following her stint on I'm A Celebrity. After being voted off the show on Monday night, Tulisa has since been a hot topic among fans, amid rumours that she exited the hotel where ousted contestants typically stay.

Indiana Jones And The Great Circle’ is out next week and according to early reviews, the game more than lives up to the legacy of the films.The Great Circle is the first new Indiana Jones in over a decade and is set between the cinematic events of 1981’s Raiders Of The Lost Ark and 1989’s The Last Crusade. Two more films have been released since the original celebrated trilogy but both 2008’s Temple Of The Crystal Skull and 2023’s Dial Of Destiny got a mixed response from fans and critics.