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Cary-Hiroyuki Tagawa, the Japanese American actor and martial artist known for his roles in the "Mortal Kombat" films, "License to Kill and "The Man in the High Castle," died Thursday at age 75.

Halle Berry boldly calls out California Gov. Gavin Newsom and his potential presidential run at the New York Times' 2025 DealBook Summit. 'He probably should not be our next president.'

The Silicon Valley giant teamed up with Range Media Partners earlier this year to commission short films about artificial intelligence that have less doomsday depictions of technology.

In the season premiere of The Envelope video podcast, Ted Danson and Mary Steenburgen discuss their Netflix comedy and Nina Hoss breaks down the ins and outs of 'Hedda.'

Director Shoshannah Stern explains how she used her film's innovative sound design to translate the Deaf experience for hearing viewers.

Indie film veteran Cassian Elwes, whose latest project, 'Dead Man's Wire,' begins an Oscar-qualifying run Dec. 12, opens up about economic challenges, the rise of AI and more.

Director Oliver Laxe, production designer Laia Ateca and composer Kangding Ray explain how the spellbinding desert rave that opens the film came together.

After commanding attention in "Narcos" and "Civil War," the Brazilian actor levels up with his finely complex leading turn in the awards powerhouse "The Secret Agent."

'My Secret Santa' starring Alexandra Breckenridge is the latest holiday film to be released on the streamer, which has several new offerings and recent classics worth revisiting.

A lead actress Oscar nomination for playing Elphaba in 'Wicked: For Good' would put Cynthia Erivo closer to an EGOT — while furthering her status as a consummate entertainer.

More than 500 theaters in the U.S. and Canada will show the roughly two-hour finale of popular sci-fi show "Stranger Things" on Dec. 31 and Jan. 1.

Writer-director Angus MacLachlan explains how his tiny indie surmounted so many hurdles — and why he still feels the 'Movie Gods' smiled upon him.

Star Amanda Seyfried, director Mona Fastvold, choreographer Celia Rowlson-Hall and cinematographer William Rexer explain how they made Shaker religion a radical musical.

It's hard to find a through line in the year's film score except audacity. We asked four composers to explain the concepts behind their work.

Inside Hollywood's deep, complicated, mutually beneficial (and occasionally tragic) relationship with aviation.