Category: 5. Entertainment

Tom was my hero from the night I first saw Travesties in 1979. I was 15. The older kids at school did a production of it and I was spellbound; it was glamorous, sensual and completely incomprehensible. I wanted to know everything about this cool,…

This season’s race for best animated feature is one of the most stylistically varied in recent memory, a category where the technique on screen matters as much as the story. At one end are the studio behemoths — the glossy, four-quadrant…

On Dec. 3, Tommy Hilfiger will be honored with the Lifetime Achievement Award at the 39th annual FN Achievement Awards. Below is an article from the magazine’s Dec. 1 print issue about legendary designer and founder.

Tommy Hilfiger has…

For the first time in the ceremony’s 98-year history, casting directors will be getting their close-up at the Academy Awards.

“Our work is just as important as any other head of department, and I’m so thrilled that there’s now a…

An Italian mayor has apologised to the family of Luciano Pavarotti after a Christmas ice rink entrapped a statue of the legendary opera singer – and skaters were invited to “give [him] a high five”.

The lifesize bronze, featuring Pavarotti…

One of the first things an artist reckons with during a breakout moment is where next to look for inspiration. “It used to be fishing,” Leon Majcen tells me. “Recently, that has transitioned into being on the road, meeting new people and…

Kino Lorber has picked up rights for North America for The Currents, a psychological drama from Argentine writer/director Milagros Mumenthaler.

Mumenthaler’s third feature had its world premiere at the Toronto Film Festival (TIFF) this…

The New York–based FLAG Art Foundation will give £1 million ($1.3 million) to the Serpentine Galleries in London to endow a new artist prize.

The Serpentine x FLAG Art Foundation Prize, as it will be called, will be awarded every other…