The Morning Watch: 2021 Golden Globes Highlights Bring Laughs, Tears & Technical Gaffes
In this edition, catch up with some of the 2021 Golden Globes video highlights, including the opening monologue and some memorable speeches.
Read MoreIn this edition, catch up with some of the 2021 Golden Globes video highlights, including the opening monologue and some memorable speeches.
Read MoreIn this edition, watch THR's extensive 2019 Comedy Actress Roundtable, listen to director Josh Cooley run through the toys of Toy Story, and more.
Read MoreNetflix has debuted the first Norm Macdonald Has a Show trailer, teasing the candid talk show hosted by the former Saturday Night Live cast member.
Read MoreThe announced Nine to Five remake is really more of a reboot, with the original trio returning to help a new group of women.
Read MoreIn the Book Club trailer, a whole movie takes cues from Fifty Shades of Grey, the BDSM erotic novel that spawned a movie franchise and now, a group of lusty ladies played by Jane Fonda, Diane Keaton, Candice Bergman, and Mary Steenburgen.
Read MoreWe cover a lot of stuff here at /Film, but sometimes a trailer slips through the cracks. And that's where a good old fashioned trailer round-up comes in handy! This is a very special trailer round-up because it's devoted solely to TV trailers. We love you, TV! You don't judge us like others do! Below,…
Read MoreWatch the Grace and Frankie season 2 trailer. Jane Fonda and Lily Tomlin return for the second season of their comedy on Netflix.
Read MoreGenerally one of the few joys of all the awards coverage are The Hollywood Reporter roundtables. Watch The Hollywood Reporter Actress Roundtable now.
Read MoreWatch Paolo Sorrentino's Youth trailer. Michael Caine and Harvey Keitel play friends vacationing in the Swiss Alps. Rachel Weisz and Paul Dano also star.
Read More10% of U.S. adults can thank online dating for their current relationship, but how do those relationships differ from ones that start IRL?
Read MoreThe This Is Where I Leave You Trailer is now online. Jason Bateman, Tina Fey and others star in this family dramedy directed by Shawn Levy. It's out Sept 12
Read MoreSee the first This Is Where I Leave You image from WB. Directed by Shawn Levy, the family comedy stars Tina Fey, Adam Driver, Jason Bateman, and more.
Read MoreSam Rockwell is currently at Sundance promoting his new comedy Laggies, but in the meantime another of his projects is nearing a theatrical release. Geoff Moore and David Posamentier's Better Living Through Chemistry was picked up by Samuel Goldwyn Films earlier this month, and is now slated to hit theaters in March. The comedy, which…
Read MoreLeft to his own devices Lee Daniels makes films that are eccentric and sometimes just way the hell out there. (The Paperboy) But he has called his newest film, The Butler, "a big compromise" and explained that the film might be "the closest I will come to as a work-for-hire." Does that mean that, on the…
Read MoreToday's TV Bits centers mostly around renewals, pickups, and projects in development, though there's an interesting holiday-appropriate video in here for you as well. After the jump: Showtime renews Homeland for a third season CBS' Elementary and Vegas get full-season orders CW wants more Arrow, Beauty & the Beast, and Emily Owens Jimmy Fallon's Guys With…
Read MoreEven as Lee Daniels' follow-up to Precious, The Paperboy, makes its debut at Cannes this week, the filmmaker's wasting no time assembling a stellar cast for his next project, The Butler. The talented Forest Whitaker leads the picture as Eugene Allen, the late White House butler who served under eight different presidents from 1952 through 1986,…
Read MoreBriefly: For anyone who doubted, Lee Daniels just proved that he has a sense of humor, perhaps even an impish sense of provocation. The director of Precious and the upcoming film The Paperboy is assembling The Butler, about Eugene Allen, a White House butler who served presidents from Harry Truman in 1952 to Ronald Reagan…
Read MoreIt's a sad day for Whovians as news breaks that Karen Gillan and Arthur Darvill will be leaving Doctor Who in the next series, with a "heartbreaking end" planned for the couple. Thankfully, we've got some other bits that should help cheer everyone up, including a longer preview for 30 Rock and a peek at…
Read MoreJoel McHale is in final talks to join the cast of What's Your Number?, the Anna Faris comedy based on Karyn Bosnak's book Twenty Times a Lady. The film has been gearing up for quite a while under director Mark Mylod, and already has Chris Evans, Matt Bomer and Ari Graynor in the cast, with…
Read More"You could have used a scantily pic." Actress Rose McGowan tells MTV that "I've got part of a spaceship built for me!" In other words, she's the pale, titular character in Robert Rodriguez's big budget remake of Barbarella and the doubters can eat cake. We've known about her attachment to the role made famous…
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