Paul Anthony Kelly, Shailene Woodley, Matthew McConaughey, Others Tapped to Present at 2026 Emmys
The 78th Emmy Awards, hosted by Mariska Hargitay, air live Monday evening.
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Toronto: Seth Rogen Shares Secret to Hollywood Success: “I Was Lucky Coming Up”
The Canadian actor, producer and writer gave a keynote Sunday at the Toronto Film Festival after premiering 'Babies,' directed by Lauren Miller Rogen, on Saturday night.
The Hollywood Reporter•Etan Vlessing13 Sept
Nick Bilton, Bari Weiss, Tom Cibrowski Send Congratulatory ’60 Minutes’ Memo to Staff Ahead of Season Premiere
The memo comes after '60 Minutes' experienced a major staff overhaul in recent months.
The Hollywood Reporter•Carly Thomas13 Sept
THR and SAG-AFTRA Toast This Year’s Top TV Talent at Emmy Nominees Night
Stars from 'The Pitt,' 'Widow's Bay,' 'Pluribus,' 'Hacks' and 'Shrinking' came out for the Saturday night event, which was presented by Snapchat and Waymo.
The Hollywood Reporter•Kirsten Chuba13 Sept
Celine Dion Makes Tearful Return to the Stage in Paris For First Concert in Six Years
Dion opened her nearly 30-night residency at the Plenitude Arena on Saturday night, her first concert since revealing she'd been diagnosed with Stiff Person Syndrome back in 2022.
The Hollywood Reporter•Ethan Millman13 Sept
‘Crystal Lake’ Trailer Sends Linda Cardellini’s Pam Voorhees Over the Edge
The 'Friday the 13th' prequel series premieres in October on Peacock.
The Hollywood Reporter•Rick Porter13 Sept
Kaelen Ohm Talks Bringing Inner Extreme Skier to Film Roles: “I Want to Find the Steeper Hill to Go Down”
Star turns in 'Hit & Run,' 'From' and 'The Betrayers' thriller this year at the Toronto Film Festival have got Ohm onto everyone's call sheets in Canada.
The Hollywood Reporter•Etan Vlessing13 Sept
‘Your Mother Your Mother Your Mother’ Review: Mahershala Ali Is a Marvel in a Gripping Crime Film With a Big, Aching Heart
The two-time Oscar winner plays a devout Muslim and contract killer forced to care for his three kids after his wife dies in Bassam Tyriq's Texas-set thriller.
The Hollywood Reporter•Jon Frosch13 Sept
Israel, Palestine and the Films No One Will Buy
From Palestinian-focused Watermelon Pictures to new Jewish financing platform Shooq, a parallel industry is forming around the films the majors won't touch.
The Hollywood Reporter•Kevin Cassidy13 Sept
‘How We Stand’ Director on Recasting 1950s American Indians Relocation Legacy: “It’s Such an Epic Story”
Marie Clements' drama about a single mother and three daughters separated by tragedy after resettling for new lives in 1950s Los Angeles will world premiere at the Toronto Film Festival.
The Hollywood Reporter•Etan Vlessing13 Sept
‘Back in Black’ Director on Lovable Serial Killer Doing “Bad Things for the Right Reasons” in Christopher Walken-Starrer
Jane Curtin and Ella Ballentine also feature in Ron Murphy's debut feature set for a world premiere at the Toronto Film Festival.
The Hollywood Reporter•Etan Vlessing13 Sept
Fina Strazza to Star in, Produce Romantic Drama ‘Any Way You Want Me’ (Exclusive)
The ‘Fear Street: Prom Queen’ star has nabbed the lead in the indie, written and directed by her mother Rana Strazza, which is being shopped to international buyers at TIFF: The Market.
The Hollywood Reporter•Etan Vlessing13 Sept
Toronto: Irene Dionisio’s ‘IDDA’ Lands at FilmClub Distribuzione for Italy (Exclusive)
The Italian filmmaker’s second narrative feature had a world premiere at the Toronto Film Festival as part of the Platform competition.
The Hollywood Reporter•Etan Vlessing13 Sept
‘Words Are Weapons’: Michaël R. Roskam on Turning a WWII Fake-Newspaper Prank Into a Heist Movie
The Belgian director of 'Bullhead' and 'The Drop' on 'Le Faux Soir,' his TIFF-bound period comedy thriller about the Resistance journalists who hijacked Belgium's biggest newspaper and printed a satirical fake edition mocking the Nazis.
The Hollywood Reporter•Scott Roxborough13 Sept
‘Shaun the Sheep: The Beast of Mossy Bottom’ Review: The Third Time’s Charming, Just Like the First and Second
The farmer becomes a Bigfoot-like creature roaming the countryside in this new big-screen installment of the hit Aardman Animations stop-motion franchise.
The Hollywood Reporter•Frank Scheck13 Sept
Inside ‘NAZA,’ the Bombshell Exposé on IDF’s War in Gaza
The Guardian served as producer, and Jonathan Glazer as executive producer, on the documentary by Israeli directors Yuval Abraham and Rachel Szor, which won a special Jury at the Venice Film Festival.
The Hollywood Reporter•Scott Roxborough13 Sept
‘Happily Ever After’ Star Shuhua Yeh Makes the Leap From K-pop Idol to Actress: “It’s Really Happening”
The 26-year-old pop star, a member of girl group I-dle, is finally fulfilling her lifelong dream of acting in Feng-I Fiona Roan’s sophomore outing.
The Hollywood Reporter•Nicole Fell13 Sept
‘Look Back’ Breakouts Furi Nanase and Rokka Okada on Growing Up on a Hirokazu Koreeda Set
In the coming-of-age drama, the 12-year-old co-stars play aspiring manga artists whose rivalry blossoms into a defining friendship, brought to life via the director’s famously intuitive way with child actors.
The Hollywood Reporter•Patrick Brzeski13 Sept
Toronto Awards Analysis: ‘I Play Rocky’ Channels Namesake, Could Follow in Its Oscar Footsteps
Like Peter Farrelly's earlier film 'Green Book,' this crowd-pleaser could seriously contend for TIFF's audience award en route to major Oscar noms (including best actor for Anthony Ippolito, who plays Sylvester Stallone).
The Hollywood Reporter•Scott Feinberg13 Sept
‘Misty Green’ Review: Rosalind Eleazar Is a Revelation in Chris Rock’s Sharply Observed Love-Hate Portrait of the Hollywood Hustle
The character study centers on a talented but self-sabotaging actress and singer looking to restart her career, with an ensemble that includes the writer-director alongside Adam Driver, Daniel Kaluuya and Anna Kendrick.
The Hollywood Reporter•David Rooney13 Sept