Entertainment

The buzz surrounding the newly acquired Hong Kong action film ‘Stuntman’ highlights the ongoing evolution and endurance of the action genre within cinema. Set to be distributed in the UK and Ireland by Trinity CineAsia, ‘Stuntman’ captivates audiences with its narrative surrounding a once-celebrated action choreographer grappling with obscurity in a swiftly shifting industry landscape.

Denmark has made a significant mark in the cinematic landscape, and now, the nation sets its sights on the prestigious Oscar for Best International Feature Film. “The Girl With the Needle,” directed by Magnus von Horn and starring Vic Carmen Sonne and Trine Dyrholm, serves as Denmark’s official submission. This film draws inspiration from one

The Laugh Factory, long recognized for its contribution to stand-up comedy, is making a significant shift into feature film production with its newly established division, Laugh Factory Entertainment. This bold move marks an important evolution for the iconic brand, which has entertained audiences for decades within its comedy club walls. The initial offering from this

The upcoming documentary, “Fight Like Hell,” serves as both a technical showcase and a historical investigation into one of the most tumultuous days in American history—the January 6 riot at the United States Capitol. Directed by Jon Long, this film promises an unprecedented look at the chaos of that day through high-definition footage captured on

In a captivating turn of events in the film and culinary worlds, Stars Collective has secured the life rights of Pichaya Soontornyanakij, whose culinary prowess has earned her the nickname “Chef Pam.” This innovative company is embarking on the journey to create a feature film that delves into the life of Pam, a trailblazing Thai-Chinese-Australian

In a recent appearance on *The Drew Barrymore Show*, Demi Moore provided a heartfelt update on her ex-husband Bruce Willis, revealing that he is currently “in a stable place.” Their candid exchange brought attention to the ongoing struggles faced by Willis, whose battle with health issues has been publicly documented since his diagnosis of aphasia

The world of filmmaking can often be unpredictable, laden with missed opportunities and last-minute changes. Actors may find themselves grappling with anxiety over roles and performance judgments, as illustrated by James McAvoy’s candid reflections on his experience stepping into a prominent role just days before filming began. In his conversation on the “Happy Sad Confused”

Jenna Ortega’s recollection of her friendship with Cameron Boyce, five years after his tragic passing, serves as a poignant reminder of the bonds formed in the unpredictable world of Hollywood. Ortega, known for her role in the upcoming Beetlejuice sequel, recently shared a heartfelt memory from their teenage years that encapsulated Boyce’s gentle nature and

Hugh Grant has long been one of the most recognizable faces in British cinema, known for his charming persona and roles in romantic comedies. However, following the lackluster performance of his 2009 film *Did You Hear About the Morgans?*, Grant found himself at a crossroads, feeling “completely marooned.” It was through his collaboration with the

The Toronto International Film Festival (TIFF) is not typically known for its standing ovations, but the Canadian premiere of Sony’s behind-the-scenes SNL movie “Saturday Night” may have come close. The 49th edition of the festival witnessed a remarkable response from the audience, with clapping continuing rhythmically through the end credits. The overwhelming support has led