More from Rebecca Keegan
Tyler Perry Accuser Derek Dixon Speaks: “I Couldn’t Stay Silent Anymore” (Exclusive)
In his first interview since filing a $260 million sexual assault claim against the Madea creator, actor Derek Dixon says he felt compelled to go public because “everyone deserves to go to work and do their job without their boss trying to have sex with them.”
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This Is Not Keanu: Inside the Billion-Dollar Celebrity Impersonation Bitcoin Scam
Victims think they’re talking to Keanu Reeves. Or Kevin Costner. Then come the pleas for cash. The brazen AI-fueled con that fleeces lovestruck fans and has Hollywood finally fighting back.
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How ‘M3GAN 2.0’ Doubled Down on its Very Gay, Very Online Fanbase
Queer audiences propelled the 2023 thriller to cult status (and box office glory). The sequel rewards them with an extra dose of camp.
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Francis Ford Coppola’s Roadside Attraction
With the All-Movie Hotel outside Atlanta, the legendary director transformed a Days Inn into a boutique guesthouse and production facility for casts, crews and movie lovers.
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Do The Spike Thing: The Defiant Director on Reuniting With Denzel, Bad Money and Resisting Trump
Back in Cannes with a buzzy new movie, ‘Highest 2 Lowest,’ and his usual swagger, Spike Lee is bringing the Brooklyn fight to 2025: “This is the year of living dangerously.”
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On the Set of Seth Rogen’s ‘The Studio’ as a “Oner” Comes to Life: “It Creates a Feeling of Stress”
In "The Pediatric Oncologist" episode, Rogen's studio executive Matt Remick is confronted by people who don't think running a movie studio is the most important job in the world. With the help of the Apple TV+ comedy's cinematic shooting style, we all feel Matt's pain.
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Is ‘Yellowstone’ Ruining Yellowstone?
The popularity of the spinoff-spawning Paramount+ hit has contributed to a massive influx of people who are already straining the ecosystems of an iconic national park: “These areas are being loved to death.”
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Jonathan Majors’ Moment of Truth
Speaking exclusively for the first time since his domestic violence sentencing, the embattled ‘Magazine Dreams’ star opens up about his childhood abuse, Marvel firing and fight for Hollywood redemption: “It’s harder to find a way when you are trapped in notoriety.”
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A Tense ‘Rust’ Doc Screening Reveals the Painful Evolution of a Film About Dead Cinematographer
At an FYC event for Hulu's 'Last Take: Rust and the Story of Halyna Hutchins,' the director of the indie Western, Joel Souza, told documentary filmmakers, "I hoped it might have a little more Halyna."
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Unmasking Hollywood’s Most Mysterious Movie Mogul
Steven Rales, the world’s richest indie film financier, owns The Criterion Collection, backs Wes Anderson and has two films up for multiple Oscars. But he really doesn’t like to talk about it.
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A Lost Architectural Marvel in the Desert Gets Its Closeup During Palm Springs Modernism Week
When Richard Neutra's Maslon house was demolished in 2002, it sparked an outcry and inspired a preservation movement. A new film takes audiences back inside the vanished modernist masterpiece.
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Elon Musk’s Sister Is a Hopeless Romantic
Filmmaker and CEO Tosca Musk is pouring her heart into Passionflix, a steamy streaming platform built on the unifying power of love — even as her brother increasingly becomes one of the most divisive men in the world.
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