How the Palace Silences Its Own
I never learned this from a briefing paper or gleaned it from gossip exchanged over warm white wine at charity galas. I learned it by working inside the institution itself. I represented Princess Michael of Kent during a particularly turbulent…
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Edgar Wright Would Make a DC Movie, But After ‘Ant-Man’ — There’s a Catch
Edgar Wright is one of his kind director, with his fast-paced, visually enticing filmmaking style. His latest, a remake of Stephen King’s The Running Man, starring Glen Powell, is exciting fans worldwide. He has made numerous iconic films, like zombie…
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Sundance Remembers Robert Redford and His ‘Rebellious Spirit’
Robert Redford, who passed today at 89, made countless contributions to cinema. But one of the most obvious comes to life with each new edition of the Sundance film festival, which he was instrumental in founding and popularizing. “We are…
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Dave Bautista’s Trap House Redeems Rotten Tomatoes Score After Poor GRRM Adaptation
Dave Bautista's new action movie, Trap House, recoups his Rotten Tomatoes reputation after his poor George R.R. Martin fantasy adaptation earlier this year. Following its theatrical release on November 14, Trap House has debuted with a 63% score from the…
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MASTERS OF THE UNIVERSE Test Screenings Taking Place; First Reaction Calls It “Amazing” — GeekTyrant
Fans of Masters of the Universe may not have to wait much longer to get a glimpse of the long-awaited live-action adaptation. Reports are surfacing that test screenings for the movie are happening tonight, and the first reaction sounds incredibly…
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Nancy Silverton’s New Soho House West Hollywood Menu is Live
The Nancy Silverton expansion continues. Soho House West Hollywood unveiled a menu for its Garden space from the famed Los Angeles chef and restauranteur. The menu, which launched Oct. 22, finds Silverton offering familiar favorites, fresh creations and beloved classics…
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Russell Crowe’s New Movie Sends Iconic WWII Thriller to the Box Office Bunker
While it hasn't exactly set the box office on fire, the new World War II drama Nuremberg, starring Russell Crowe, has overtaken the lifetime domestic haul of Downfall, often considered one of the best films ever made about that era.…
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Lilly Wachowski Calls Charlie Kirk ‘White Nationalist, Transphobe’; Defends Writer Who Celebrated His Shooting
The Matrix co-director Lilly Wachowski criticized DC Comics for parting ways with author Gretchen Felker-Martin, whose comic book was dropped by the publisher after Felker-Martin posted “thoughts and prayers you Nazi b—-,” in response to conservative activist Charlie Kirk being shot.…
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Finney Actor Reveals Gwen’s Whispered Secret
Spoilers for The Black Phone and Black Phone 2 Black Phone 2, starring Ethan Hawke, Mason Thames, and Madeleine McGraw, was released in theaters earlier this year, but everyone is still wondering the same thing about the ending: What did…
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Retro Trailer For The 1985 Thriller THE NEW KIDS with James Spader — GeekTyrant
This week’s retro trailer is for the gritty 1985 thriller The New Kids, directed by Sean S. Cunningham, the filmmaker best known for Friday the 13th. The story follows teenage siblings Loren and Abby McWilliams (played by Shannon Presby and…
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Jennifer Lopez to Receive Award at THR’s Women in Entertainment Gala
The Hollywood Reporter announced Tuesday that Jennifer Lopez will receive this year’s Equity in Entertainment Award during THR’s annual Women in Entertainment breakfast gala in Los Angeles on Dec. 3. Emmy Award-winning producer and actress Kerry Washington, who received the…
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Say Goodbye Dwayne Johnson’s ‘Greenland’ Replacement That Somehow Grossed $470 Million
While Dwayne Johnson’s new MMA biopic continues to dominate VOD charts, it’s time to bid farewell to one of his most underrated projects. Ten years ago, Johnson teamed up with Alexandra Daddario (True Detective) and Ioan Gruffudd (Fantastic Four) for…
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