Ellen Burstyn Reflects on Hollywood Ahead of Venice Honor
The 93-year-old Oscar winner arrives at Venice with two new films, a vivid Marilyn Monroe memory and six decades of screen history.
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The 93-year-old Oscar winner arrives at Venice with two new films, a vivid Marilyn Monroe memory and six decades of screen history.
The first new mainline Onimusha game in more than 20 years gives Capcom’s strategy of reviving dormant franchises an early win.
The original four leads are back as production begins on a feature written and directed by series creators Damon Beesley and Iain Morris.
You Can See Everything follows a three-year filmmaking journey that began 34 days before the Theranos founder entered prison.
The actor’s fourth nomination became his first win, while the dark comedy he also executive produces remains up for another major award.
The singer and the former NFL star used a playful clothesline reveal to announce that their family is growing again.
The 95-year-old I Dream of Jeannie star reassured fans after a festival notice described her last-minute absence as a sudden illness.
The singer and actor earned the trophy as a performer and executive producer of Disney+’s 50th-anniversary Muppet special.
The musician and wrestler suffered a medical emergency after an independent tag-team match; officials had not released a cause of death.
The Tom Holland sequel added an estimated $18 million over three days while the wider summer market entered a record-setting photo finish.