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After winning an Oscar for "The Brutalist," the English composer takes on a musical about the founder of the Shakers — a close collaboration with Amanda Seyfried.

A fine cast including Adam Driver, Cate Blanchett, Charlotte Rampling and Tom Waits brings thoughtfulness to the indie legend's latest — a turn toward mortal thoughts.

The first teaser for 'Avengers: Doomsday' has finally (officially) been released and it confirms Chris Evans' Steve Rogers is back — with a baby.

Filmmaker Craig Brewer of 'Hustle & Flow' returns with a quirky music biopic about a Neil Diamond cover band that opened for Pearl Jam only to be stricken with bad luck.

British comedian Russell Brand faces additional charges of sexual assault and rape, U.K. authorities announced Tuesday.

Netflix wants to buy Warner Bros. and HBO, but Paramount refuses to go away, launching a hostile bid. Here's a timeline of key developments.

From 'Marty Supreme'-era Timothée Chalamet to the stars of 'Wicked: For Good,' the phenomenon known as 'method dressing' is taking awards season by storm. Here's what to know.

Directors Jared Bush and Byron Howard explain the highly collaborative process by which Disney's animated blockbuster came together.

Snoopy's star has been steadily rising in recent years, with Peanuts collabs hitting retailers from Coach to Starface. Here's why.

Rebels political and cultural stand out in some of the year's best work by costume designers, from 'Wicked: For Good' to 'Pillion.'

It's been one nomination after another for the filmmaker, with no trophies to show for it. His most successful film to date looks to change that.

Last weekend, the Department of Homeland Security posted two videos celebrating its mass deportation campaign. In one, titled "It's a Wonderful Flight," the protagonist is a Latino man crying that he'll "do anything" to return to his wife and kids and "live again."

Writer-director Josh Safdie follows up "Uncut Gems" with a loosely true post-WWII table tennis caper in which paddles and egos clash on a global stage.

Cinematographer Łukasz Żal explains the connection between audience and artwork that provides 'Hamnet' with its most indelible frame.

Ghost stories have long been a holiday tradition, so gather 'round the electronic hearth and watch some (or all) of these.