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Jesse Eisenberg is about to donate one of his kidneys to a stranger. The 'Now You See Me: Now You Don't' star called the move a 'no-brainer.'

The owner of the iconic Cinerama Dome has filed for a new permit for alcohol sales. L.A. movie lovers have been waiting for the venue to reopen since 2021.

Directed by Radu Jude, a filmmaker who has often hit the target of late-capitalist satire, this horror-adjacent comedy is only for those seeking a creative reinterpretation.

Directed by Poland's Jan Komasa, the movie, a domestic thriller with a larger social dimension, stars Phoebe Dynevor as a sweet-smiling newcomer with some scary ideas.

Robert Zemeckis' marvelous sci-fi comedy reveals new bits of genius with every rewatch. As social criticism, it's right up there with 'It's a Wonderful Life' and 'Blade Runner.'

The 'Scream 7' trailer welcomes back the horror franchise's longtime lead, Neve Campbell, as Sidney Prescott to face off against Ghostface yet again — this time with her kid.

After hustling for decades to get to the big stage, Zaslav is eager to prove critics wrong and complete a turnaround after three painful years of setbacks and cost cuts to reduce the company's mountain of debt.

Ejae, Audrey Nuna and Rei Ami hadn't even met in person until the premiere of Netflix's animated blockbuster. Now they're taking the world — and maybe even the Oscars and Grammys — by storm.

Colin Farrell was fairly blotto one morning when he arrived on the set of 'Minority Report.' His co-star Tom Cruise 'wasn't very happy with me,' the actor says.

Richard Linklater zips back to re-create the shoot of Jean-Luc Godard's scrappy low-budget "Breathless," producing a primer on how to go your own way.

Marvel star Chris Evans is a first-time dad after welcoming a baby daughter with his wife of two years, Portuguese actor Alba Baptista.

Filmmaker Scott Cooper talks to us about getting the Boss' blessing on "Deliver Me From Nowhere," working with Jeremy Allen White and how his movies resist easy answers.

Nostalgia has a way of coming for us all. Between 'Twilight's' return to theaters and 'Crazy Ex-Girlfriend's' reunion concert, have we ever been this interested in pop culture and information from such a recent past?

The new stage show, starring JoJo Levesque and Leslie Rodriguez Kritzer, celebrates '80s music and girl power in its debut at the La Jolla Playhouse.

The genre has already notched its highest annual gross of all time. And with 'Sinners,' 'Frankenstein' and more in the awards race, Oscar voters are paying attention too.