Category: 5. Entertainment

The legendary photographer Douglas Kirkland, known for his intimate and iconic images of Hollywood’s elite, is celebrated in a new photo book, Romance. Published posthumously, the book is edited by his wife, Françoise Kirkland, and Sarah…

When Ryan Coogler called on his go-to production designer, Hannah Beachler, to work on “Sinners,” she ended up building a deeply researched, meticulously crafted the world, filled with cultural references and Easter eggs. But the film is…

More than 180,000 People of Tomorrow from over 100 countries gathered in Itu, São Paulo, to celebrate LIFE during Tomorrowland Brasil 2025.

The fifth Brazilian edition of Tomorrowland brought three unforgettable days of music, unity, and…

“I was the only pretender onstage. Everyone else—Greta Van Fleet, the New Jersey extras—were the real thing,” said Jeremy on playing Bruce. “At first, singing Bruce’s songs was intimidating. But I found confidence in the booth…

Readers of a certain age will remember the sheer nuclear impact of Michael Mann’s Heat on its release in 1995. Not only was it formally ambitious and wildly influential, but it also represented the first time that Al Pacino and Robert De Niro…

As her father’s memories fragmented, Garcia turned to research, uncovering traces of her family’s past in colonial archives. “I learned that my great-great-grandfather played a role in the transition from Spanish to American rule,” she…

Here’s your first look tease of the eighth series of Mortimer & Whitehouse: Gone Fishing.

The 20 second clip features a compilation of upcoming Paul and Bob moments from the series ‘voiced’ by the series’ beloved dog, and the pair’s scene…

Daniel Day-Lewis was back in the London spotlight for the first time in years on Wednesday, appearing at a jam-packed Screen Talk as part of the 69th edition of the BFI London Film Festival (LFF) where he was welcomed with a rousing…