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Bob Odenkirk Remake of The Room Finally Gets Los Angeles Screening
All proceeds will benefit amfAR, The Foundation for AIDS Research, and Blue Collaborative. Bob Odenkirk Remake of The Room Finally Gets Los Angeles Screening Travis Bland
“Weird Al” Yankovic Gives Fans a Chance to See Cult Classic UHF on Big Screen with Orchestra
The October screening in Los Angeles will feature a live orchestra performing the score and a Q&A with Yankovic. “Weird Al” Yankovic Gives Fans a Chance to See Cult Classic UHF on Big Screen with Orchestra Travis Bland
Paul McCartney Talks About Origins of New Album with Actor Paul Mescal
The Beatle and actor who will play him discuss “Down South,” “Home to Us,” “Lost Horizon,” “Salesman Saint,” and “Days We Left Behind” from new album The Boys of Dungeon Lane. Paul McCartney Talks About Origins of New Album With Actor Paul Mescal in Amazon Short Film Streaming Now Travis Bland
New Documentary on Late Iron Maiden Singer Paul Di’Anno To Be Released in June
The movie will be released on VOD, DVD/Blu-Ray, and at a special screening on June 9th. New Documentary on Late Iron Maiden Singer Paul Di’Anno To Be Released in June Langdon Hickman
Leaving Neverland Director Calls Michael Jackson “Worse than Jeffrey Epstein”
Dan Reed says the success of the Michael Jackson biopic is proof "people don’t care that he was a child molester" Leaving Neverland Director Calls Michael Jackson “Worse than Jeffrey Epstein” Travis Bland
Harry Styles and Zoë Kravitz Are Engaged: Report
The musician and actress have been dating since the latter part of 2025. Harry Styles and Zoë Kravitz Are Engaged: Report Travis Bland
Barbie Ferreira, Devon Bostick, and Chandler Levack on the Messy Indie Sleaze of Mile End Kicks: Podcast
Levack's indie film is set in Montreal’s 2011 blog rock scene. Barbie Ferreira, Devon Bostick, and Chandler Levack on the Messy Indie Sleaze of Mile End Kicks: Podcast Kyle Meredith
Jonathan Majors Falls Through Window While Filming New Movie for The Daily Wire
The incident also occurred in the midst of a crew strike on set Jonathan Majors Falls Through Window While Filming New Movie for The Daily Wire Trey Alston
Fight Club Finally Gets 4K Ultra HD Release, One-Night Return to Movie Theaters
Rediscover the classic that changed the culture in theaters this April and at home this May. Fight Club Finally Gets 4K Ultra HD Release, One-Night Return to Movie Theaters Liz Shannon Miller
Steve Zahn and Audrey Zahn on She Dances, Family Filmmaking, and Small Town Life: Podcast
The father and daughter actors discuss their new indie film, which was shot in their hometown. Steve Zahn and Audrey Zahn on She Dances, Family Filmmaking, and Small Town Life: Podcast Kyle Meredith
Duran Duran Teases 2023 Tour at ‘A Hollywood High’ Concert Film Premiere in L.A.
Members of Duran Duran teased a 2023 tour, saying they would return to the U.S. and Europe, and lead singer Simon Le Bon revealed his favorite U.S. venue of all time. In an onstage chat at Hollywood’s Dolby Theatre on Thursday (Oct. 27), before premiering their docu-concert film, A Hollywood High, the British new wave legends — Le Bon, keyboard player Nick Rhodes, bassist John Taylor and drummer Roger Taylor — confirmed they will be back on the road next year. “We are going to be touring again next year,” John Taylor said. “Nothing is confirmed yet, but we will be coming back to the Los Angeles area. We are going to be in Europe, we are going to be in the U.K.” Roger Taylor added that the band will hit “all the cities that we didn’t do in the U.S.” Duran Duran has kept up a busy touri...
Daddy Issues
James Morosini’s I Love My Dad, which won both the audience and Grand Jury Award at the 2022 SXSW Film Festival, is a masterclass in cringe comedy. Morosini stars as Franklin, a troubled young man fresh off a suicide attempt. His father, Chuck, played with an incautious tenacity by Patton Oswalt, has been desperately trying to get a hold of him. We are first introduced to Chuck via a series of pathetic voice messages to his son. Chuck is a deadbeat. He might mean well, but the man seems to lack even the most basic skills of parenting. Rule numero uno: show up. Establishing his boundaries, Franklin blocks his father across the social media board. And that’s when the fun (a relative term) begins. Totally misunderstanding an anecdote told to him by a coworker (played by Lil Rel Howery), ...
