Hidden within a secluded Colorado box canyon, the Telluride Film Festival has long embraced its reputation as a paradise for film enthusiasts. However, in recent times, even the majestic mountains surrounding the scenic town have been unable to shield the festival from Hollywood’s troubles, ranging from a worldwide pandemic that crippled cinema houses to last … Read more
Profane superheroes, chattering Minions, and a healthy dose of animated anxiety have helped this summer’s box office rebound from the winter and spring slump, providing a much-needed boost in a time of widespread industry uncertainty. Driven by several sequels, the summer’s gross box office earnings (from the first Friday in May) are expected to reach … Read more
Leonard Nimoy, known for his role as Spock in “Star Trek,” struggled with expressing emotions, even when he wasn’t in character. Despite being a functioning alcoholic, he found a deep connection with his on-screen character, a connection that was stronger than the bond he shared with his son, Adam Nimoy. Adam sheds light on this … Read more
Armie Hammer, the actor embroiled in sexual assault allegations and a bizarre cannibalism scandal, has sold his cherished pickup truck in what appears to be the latest repercussion of the scandals that have decimated his once-thriving film career. The star of “The Social Network” and “Call Me by Your Name” shared a video on Tuesday … Read more
Edgar Bronfman Jr., the billionaire entertainment tycoon, has stepped away from his ambitious endeavor to take control of Paramount Global, making way for David Ellison’s Skydance Media to secure the victory. On Monday evening, the chief independent director of Paramount declared the company auction had concluded, and the takeover by Skydance was set to progress. … Read more
Greetings from Screen Gab, your go-to newsletter for all things related to AMC’s triumphant return to Netflix. AMC, the basic cable network, has played a crucial role in ushering in the latest golden age of television, with shows like “Mad Men” and “Breaking Bad.” These shows owe part of their success to streaming subscribers who … Read more
Greetings! My name is Mark Olsen, and I’m pleased to bring you yet another edition of your regular guide to the world of Only Good Movies. Primarily, this newsletter focuses on cinema outings, but we also dedicate a significant portion to viewing content at home. An upcoming highlight on our radar is the premiere of … Read more
DeAnna Madsen, wife of actor Michael Madsen, has finally spoken up about an occurrence that led to her husband’s arrest on charges of domestic violence earlier this month. On Sunday, DeAnna Madsen refuted claims made by a lawyer who previously spoke to The Times on behalf of the actor best known for his role in … Read more
Following a period of obscurity, acclaimed director John Woo has been honing his craft again. Even if his precision may not be as impeccable as before, it’s essential to note that the focal point was never the precision, but the presentation, the expression, and the physicality involved in his scenes. In Woo’s cinematic universe, while … Read more
Are you familiar with the tale about the cantor who can’t carry a tune and the retired music teacher who stroll into a pub? Nathan Silver’s delightfully captivating comedy, “Between the Temples,” offers an unusual twist to this narrative; these two characters discover a unique bond. And the cherry on the top – the film … Read more
