Justin Theroux couldn't write an election this insane
Justin Theroux likes a good, juicy drama as much as the next actor-turned-screenwriter, but the 2016 election might be too much for him
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Justin Theroux likes a good, juicy drama as much as the next actor-turned-screenwriter, but the 2016 election might be too much for him
The "Late Late Show" host and Ilana Glazer will lend their voices to "Emojimovie: Express Yourself," due next summer
Director of "Ashes and Diamonds" and “Man of Iron” fought government censorship throughout his career, was awarded honorary Oscar in 2000
The Oscar-nominee, now starring in the TV series “Graves,” says great actors “disappear” in the service of a great story
A look at the career of the three-time Oscar-nominee, star of such hits as “48 Hrs.,” “Down and Out in Beverly Hills,” “The Prince of Tides” and “Affliction"
Spanish director’s latest melodrama explores a woman’s buried past
The "Fast and Furious" star talks about her new role and Hollywood's lack of female representation
Star of “Personal Shopper” talks about social media, spirits, and “some of the sexiest s*** I’ve done onscreen”
It looks like a definite chill is coming over the "Planet of the Apes" franchise
Fans eager to see how the lady-led heist movie will fare will have to wait
The "Girl on the Train" star thinks Hollywood could do with more singing and dancing
New documentary from the director of "Hoop Dreams" examines the prosecution of a family-owned Chinatown bank
The "Key and Peele" star switches from comedy to horror -- with some social commentary mixed in for good measure
The "Justice League" star weighs in on the year's most controversial blockbuster
Kristen Stewart, Laura Dern and Michelle Williams star in a trilogy of stories of quiet desperation from director Kelly Reichardt
Javier Bardem sure makes one scary ghost sailor
Stars attend one of the world's most prestigious celebrations of cinema
Two new films honor literature as a life-saving force, whether fighting tyranny or simply capturing intimate moments in prose
A wonderful ensemble brings surprising nuance to director Barry Jenkins’ evocative tale of a young man’s coming-of-age
New film explores a stash of hundreds of silent nitrate reels found buried in the Yukon, revealing images that pulsate as if by the energy of a flickering heart
A haunting family tragedy, and its repercussions as they are felt across generations, is stirringly dramatized in Kenneth Lonergan’s new film
British director Ken Loach’s prize-winning film is a masterful cry for human decency in the face of a chilling government system
“Selma” director Ava DuVernay’s new film traces societal attitudes and laws from era of Jim Crow to today’s “prison industrial complex”
The British filmmaker talks discovering new talent, understanding the U.S. and the importance of Rihanna
For $4.45 million, you can live in the home where Robin Williams dressed up as an old woman to save his family